Pixar’s Onward topped the weekend box office with an estimated $40 million, which leaves only a tiny chance at financial success for the animated film with a reported cost of around $200 million.

This week, Steve Bennett predicts that The Owl House will be newest, hottest show and offers his rationale as to why.

This week, Scott Thorne continues on from last week's article by revealing two game-changing games that lost their market position over time.

Universal finally has both a critical and box office success with one of its “classic monsters” thanks to a contemporary reimagining of the H.G. Wells classic The Invisible Man for the #MeToo era, which topped the weekend box office with an estimated $29 million.

This week, Steve Bennett expands upon his views regarding the YA Graphic Novel boom.

"There is a retail minority that prefer[s] cancel culture over discussion and understanding."

Rob Salkowitz talks about Dan Didio's sudden departure from DC Comics and the possible ramifications it might have for the future.

This week, Scott Thorne shares his picks for the truly game-changing titles through the history of the games industry.

In a rare battle between two films with computer-generated lead characters, the live action/animated hybrid videogame adaptation Sonic the Hedgehog narrowly eclipsed the new adaptation of Jack London’s Call of the Wild to win the box office crown for the second week in a row.

Dean Irwin got to run his own company. Today, he’s "humbled," and looking to see what his next thing will be.

This week, Scott Thorne chimes in on the newest Secret Lair releases and what it means for the future of Wizards of the Coast's drop marketing strategy.

Paramount's animated Sonic the Hedgehog set a new record for videogame adaptations with a $57 million 3-day opening, which helped the top ten films earn 23% more than they did during the same frame a year ago.