EA Play’s press conference was packed with thirty minutes of Star Wars: Battlefront II multiplayer but lots of people wanted to see the campaign. We did. After that showcase ended, I sat down to watch a developer-guided runthrough of an early story mission. The 15 minute sequence was full of dogfights, stealth takedowns, and laser blasts. It seems good. More
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ABC premiered the first teaser trailer for Marvel Studios’ Black Panther during Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors. The sneak peek gave fans their first look at the blockbuster before the movie claws its way into theaters on Feb. 16, 2018. More
“Where’s your sense of adventure?” is a question that Tom Cruise poses multiple times in The Mummy. More
“Lamar [Odom] can’t stop laughing at Tristan [Thompson] and any Kardashian curse he may have hanging over him by dating Khloe. More
Jaime Pressly‘s family is growing by two! The Mom actress announced on Instagram on Wednesday, June 7, that she’s expecting twins with her longtime boyfriend, Hamzi Hijazi. Find out more in the video above, and detailed below!
“Big news for our family! Demi’s going to be a big brother, times 2!” Pressly, who shares 10-year-old son Dezi with ex-fiancé Eric Calvo, captioned a photo of herself holding up a positive pregnancy test. More
The Mummy, the first movie in Universal’s new Dark Universe, has yet to hit theaters, but the studio is already expanding its original slate of monster movies with two suitably retro additions. More
Wonder Woman notched over $100 million dollars at the box office over the course of the movie’s opening weekend and continues power ahead, both critically and financially. More
Sen. Al Franken has cancelled his upcoming appearance on “Real Time with Bill Maher,” Variety has confirmed, in light of the host’s use of the N-word in a joke during his show this past Friday. More
While making rounds to promote his new movie “The Mummy,” Tom Cruise is sharing more details about the sequel to “Top Gun.” More
This review of the Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” ran on June 18, 1967, with the headline “We Still Need the Beatles, but …” The Times’ current chief pop critic, Jon Pareles, revisited the album on its 50th anniversary this week. More