Nintendo (NTDOY) is building a framework for a consistent movie release cadence
Nintendo wants to keep making movies after its Mario Movie sequel and Zelda film are out of the door.
Nintendo wants to keep making movies after its Mario Movie sequel and Zelda film are out of the door.
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Josh Radnor is best known for playing Ted Mosby in “How I Met Your Mother.” But things haven’t exactly been easy for him since landing that role. Here’s why.
Bollywood Hungama has been at the forefront in delivering exciting and exclusive news about Battle Of Galwan, one of the most awaited films of 2026. It stars Salman Khan in a never-before-seen avatar, as evident from the first look of the film. Yesterday, the actor posted his two shirtless images which wowed his fans as he looked quite fit and desirable. There have been speculations on the internet about the film’s release date and in this article, Bollywood Hungama will report on the same, as per the information derived from credible sources. A source told us, “The shooting began in September in Ladakh and a major chunk of the film has been shot. The team have already filmed key challenging and action sequences. The shooting will be wrapped up in December, after which director Apoorva Lakhia will completely focus on the post-production.”In July, Bollywood Hungama had reported that the makers of Battle Of Galwan plan to release the film either in January or June 2026. On this, the source said, “A January release obviously won’t be possible now. But June is seriously being considered, although the team is also looking to see if there’s an ideal release date in the months of July and August next year.”Recently, Shah Rukh Khan fans got a treat as their favourite star unveiled the massy glimpse of his next film, King, on his 60th birthday, on November 2. This has enhanced hopes of Salman Khan fans who are expecting that an announcement video or teaser of Battle Of Galwan would be dropped when their star turns 60 on December 27. However, sources had no idea whether something related to the war film has been planned for December 27. Besides Salman Khan, Battle Of Galwan also stars Chitrangda Singh. Salman plays the role of Colonel Bikkumalla Santosh Babu in this film, which is based from a chapter in the book ‘India’s Most Fearless 3’ (2022), authored by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh. There were reports that Amitabh Bachchan will feature in a cameo. But recently, Apoorva Lakhia confirmed that the reports are not true. Also Read: Is Amitabh Bachchan reuniting with Salman Khan after 17 years for Battle of Galwan? Here’s what we know!.
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We know there’s a concerted effort to punish anyone who dares to show anything but complete, unqualified reverence for Charlie Kirk’s corpse. The man who made millions by denigrating anyone who wasn’t as white, straight, and “Christian” as he was is apparently above reproach now that he’s been murdered. That would be stupid enough on [.].
What’s next for an artist who constantly blends genres and plays with audience expectations? Read our interview with KennyHoopla and find out! KennyHoopla has redefined the alt punk and alt rock scene from the get-go since he released 2016’s Beneath the Willow Tree EP and his 2021 Survivor’s Guilt: The Mixtape. Those two projects sparked his creativity within the pop-punk genre. Now with his latest project, conditions of an orphan, (available now), he is reinventing himself yet again. Orphan finds Kenny dabbling in electronic influences. He is building a bridge between his older material to his new material.
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James Morrison completed one of the most emotional comebacks of his career by winning the Rolex Grand Final and earning back his DP World Tour card for 2026.
Before Chloe Zhao and Kore-eda Hirokazu sat down for their Tokyo International Film Festival conversation, they had each been crying over the other’s work. Kore-eda watched Zhao’s “Hamnet” in a small screening room with just one other person, grateful no one else was there to see his tears. “I couldn’t stop crying,” the Japanese auteur [.].