34 Years Later, FernGully Is Getting a Live-Action Remake

Reports have surfaced that a live-action remake of FernGully is in the works. Marielle Heller will write and direct the reboot, with Stacey Sher of Shiny Penny producing alongside Susan Ursitti-Sheinberg, Jon Sheinberg, and Matt Feige of Sheinberg Feige Organization. Heller and Leah Holzer will also produce through their company, Defiant, and Moonli Signha is on board as an executive producer.

Scarlett Johansson’s Raunchy R-Rated Comedy ‘Rough Night’ Becomes Overnight Smash on Streaming

Okay, so I just saw this movie starring Scarlett Johansson as Jess, a woman about to get married and a rising political star. The setup is simple: she has a wild bachelorette weekend in Miami with her college friends, and things get very out of hand. We’re talking a night of partying, a bit too much alcohol and… well, let’s just say a male stripper is involved. But the fun doesn’t last. When the stripper suddenly dies, the girls are thrown into a panic, desperately trying to cover it up before it destroys Jess’s career and her future. It’s a frantic, often hilarious, and surprisingly tense ride.

Why Meghan Trainor just canceled her entire tour

The singer shared on Instagram that she’s canceling her upcoming tour, called ‘Get in Girl.’ She explained on Thursday that it was a difficult decision, made after a lot of thought and talks with her family, but ultimately the right one for them all right now.

‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ is less passion project than embalming by committee

We’re still trying to understand what Cronin’s involvement really signifies. His last film was “Evil Dead Rise,” which largely followed the path set by Fede Alvarez’s 2013 remake of Sam Raimi’s classic horror comedies. At a time when horror is thriving and even gaining critical acclaim (like with the Oscar-winning “Witch”), Lee Cronin feels like a reliable, traditional filmmaker who delivers a standard, if unremarkable, horror experience.

Pi Network’s April 27 Deadline: Upgrade or Be Cut Off!

In the grand tradition of bureaucratic tyranny, Pi Network has issued an ultimatum: upgrade to Protocol 22 by April 27 or be cast into the digital void. A deadline so absolute, it rivals the precision of a Soviet commissar’s watch. The node operators, once proud stewards of decentralized power, now find themselves shackled by the whims of a protocol that demands obedience with the fervor of a zealot.