Big news for fans of the Blade franchise. Wesley Snipes just spoke out about the new reboot. He was not cast in the new reboot, and Mahershala Ali now has the top job. Ali will resurrect the role as the new Blade. Snipes talked to Yahoo Entertainment about this situation. Watch the interview below.
Wesley Snipes says he's talked to new Blade star Mahershala Ali, assures us he's not the least bit bitter over new casting.
— Kevin Polowy (@djkevlar) November 18, 2021
After nearly seven years away from the big screen, a new Star Wars movie drew healthy but not record-breaking crowds to global theaters this weekend. According to studio estimates on Sunday, “Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu” made $82 million in ticket sales from 4,300 theaters in the U.S. and Canada. By the end of Monday’s Memorial Day holiday, it’s expected to have earned $102 million domestically and $165 million globally. It exceeded opening weekend expectations for the movie, a continu
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Comedian Nick Cannon is ready to put fatherhood front and center with a new docuseries centering his twelve children with six mothers. Netflix has greenlit the untitled docuseries set to premiere in winter 2026. The streamer announced the news at its “upfronts,” where streamers and networks announced their upcoming slate of programming. “It’s about to get real,” Cannon posted on his Instagram. “Stay tuned…we cookin.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by NICK CANNON (@nickcannon)
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The draft can help NBA franchises turn around their fortunes, while relatively unheralded prospects can become NBA legends. Victor Wembanyama, for example, was the first overall pick in 2023 and he not only helped the San Antonio Spurs end their play-off drought this year but they went all the way to the NBA Finals. They were beaten by the New York Knicks,with this year's Finals Most Valuable Player being Jalen Brunson, a second-round pick in 2018. Others include Nikola Jokic, Draymond Green a
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On Thursday (June 25), journalist and author Sowmya Krishnamurthy took advantage of hip-hop’s celebration for JAŸ-Z’s 30th anniversary debut album, Reasonable Doubt, by previewing a page from her upcoming book about Roc-A-Fella Records, The Blueprint. “To celebrate Jay-Z and Reasonable Doubt, here’s a sneak peek from my new book, The Blueprint [diamond emoji],” Krishnamurthy tweets in celebration of JAŸ-Z’s legacy. To celebrate Jay-Z and Reasonable Doubt, here's a sneak peek from my new book T
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World number seven Coco Gauff says she has yet to find her confidence on grass as she prepares for next week's Wimbledon tournament. The two-time Grand Slam champion is seeking her first deep run at the All England Club, with Wimbledon being the only major where she has not progressed beyond the fourth round in six appearances. Her 2025 campaign ended in a shock first-round defeat to Ukraine’s Dayana Yastremska, while she also exited early at the Berlin Open grasscourt event this month,
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Drake has long treated album rollouts as creative events of their own. ICEMANcontinues that pattern. After “Janice STFU” climbed to No. 1, the rapper decided to lean into the song’s title with an unexpected real-world gesture aimed at people who actually share the name. Rather than letting the record speak for itself, he turned to Instagram with an invitation. This quickly became one of the weekend’s biggest talking points. On Thursday, June 25, Drake wrote, “All my Janice’s in [New York, Los An
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