Farheen Ali

Tom Holland returns as Spider-Man in 'Brand New Day', hitting theatres in July 2026. The film promises grounded storytelling, real locations, and a classic tone reminiscent of 'Homecoming'.

Mason Thames called playing Hiccup in the live-action 'How to Train Your Dragon' a dream come true, transforming pressure into passion and earning praise for his emotional, mature performance.

Ariana Grande and Josh Gad will star in a 2028 animated adaptation of 'Oh, the Places You’ll Go!', directed by Jon M. Chu, promising heart, music, and Seussian magic.

Stephen King's darkest novels blend psychological horror, trauma, and realism. These 10 chilling tales explore grief, madness, abuse, and fear, leaving readers deeply unsettled and emotionally haunted.

Smurfette evolved from a tool of evil to the heart of the Smurfs, embodying strength, compassion, and individuality. Modern portrayals highlight her growth, leadership, and emotional depth.

Over a decade later, 'How to Train Your Dragon' remains a powerful, emotional saga about friendship, growth, and understanding—elevating animation with mature storytelling, stunning visuals, and a lasting cultural impact.

While promoting his new album, Will Smith discovered surprising Welsh roots, joked about his heritage, and reflected on his music journey, making his U.K. tour feel like a heartfelt homecoming.

Universal’s live-action 'How to Train Your Dragon' is a critical and commercial hit, earning $561.6 million globally. Praised for emotional depth and visuals, it revitalises live-action remakes with lasting momentum.

Rihanna stars as Smurfette and also produces the new 'Smurfs' movie, shaping its music and character direction. Her passion, vision, and voice bring a bold, modern energy to the franchise.

Rian Johnson's 'Star Wars' trilogy never advanced beyond early talks. After 'Knives Out's success, he focused on mystery films but remains open to returning to the 'Star Wars' universe someday.