The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom pretty much always merits a replay. Or two. Or fifteen. There’s always another sky island you’ve skipped, or a cave you haven’t fully explored. But searching for Princess Zelda and saving the kingdom of Hyrule in the exact same way does stop being enough of a hook for you to hit ‘new game’ …eventually.
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When David Ellison unveiled Skydance as the new (but old) name for the combined Paramount and Warner Bros. media entity Friday morning, he showed off a snazzy video reel with clips of movies and shows from both companies, set to the Hans Zimmer score from Inception.
Not much else differentiates them, which isn’t a bad thing.
Apple
While Apple's first-ever foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, grabbed most of the headlines after the "Surprise and Shine" event, John Ternus also introduced other devices in his debut as CEO.
A Freddie Mercury notebook with handwritten lyrics and a Michael Jackson jacket also drew big bucks at the first day of Propstore’s Music Live Auction
The acoustic guitar Noel Gallagher played during Oasis‘ 1996 MTV Unplugged performance has fetched a hefty sum of $299,376 including buyer’s premium yesterday. According to a press release, it “set a world record for the highest price achieved at auction for an Oasis acoustic guitar.” (Back in 2022, Noel’s red Gibson ES-355, which was broken backstage in he and his brother Liam’s then final blowout fight that broke up Oasis in 2009, sold for about $405,000.)
Tom Cruise‘s Digger begins a bumpy box office road as it opens theatrically amid a period of transition for the Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group.
Digger collected $1.2 million domestically from Thursday previews ahead of opening this weekend in more than 3,300 North American locations. Warner Bros. expects a start in the range of $12 million to $15 million for the satire that carries a $125 million production budget.
Willa Rowe is a contributing writer at Polygon, covering games and entertainment. She is a New York-based journalist and critic whose work has been featured in Kotaku, Digital Trends, the A.V. Club, GamesRadar+, and more. She also co-hosts the Girl Mode podcast.
Some stories refuse to stay on the page. The Hollywood Reporter’s Beyond the Book column explores what happens when books make the leap to screen and beyond — unpacking what stayed, changed, how it was done and why it matters with the creatives who made it.