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Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Fandom has revealed its top franchises among users over the past year, including “Warhammer,” Marvel comics, TV series and movies, “League of Legends” and its Netflix adaptation “Arcane,” and cross-medium franchise “Fallout.” Gaming IP “Warhammer” (currently in the works as a TV series at Amazon starring Henry Cavill) was the top franchise overall, with the other leading titles being “Terraria,” “League of Legends,” Marvel (primarily propelled by “Deadpool vs. Wolverine” and “Agatha All Along”) and “Final Fantasy.” Per Fandom, key findings within the lists include video games claiming a majority 15 of the 20 spots for the first time; the effect of reduced TV and film output during 2024 due to Hollywood’s strikes in the previous year; and the continued power of evergreen content showcased within “almost every gaming entry on the list, thanks to quality updates, events, and releases.” “’Deadpool & Wolverine’ clearly had an impact, leading to a resurgence in the value of the Marvel franchise,” Fandom CEO Perkins Miller said, adding: “The depth and quality of stories in gaming continues to resonate beyond the console and PC: They are truly multi-platform franchises.” Fandom says its franchise rankings are a weighted calculation against five criteria: worldbuilding, high critical and fan ratings, fierce fanbase, cultural relevance and consistency.

The lineup for Variety‘s Actors on Actors for 2024 dropped Thursday, and a lot of the cinephiles out there are saying the same thing… WTF is Ryan Reynolds doing on this list??

Angelique Jackson “The Marvels” and “They Cloned Tyrone” star Teyonah Parris is jumping into the world of Mattel’s matchbox cars for Apple Original Films’ upcoming movie, “Matchbox.” The live-action film, based on the die-cast toy vehicle line, stars John Cena and Parris joins an expanding cast that also includes Jessica Biel and Sam Richardson. “Extraction” filmmaker Sam Hargrave is set to direct based on a screenplay by David Coggeshall (“The Family Plan,” “Orphan: First Kill”) and Jonathan Tropper (upcoming “Your Friends and Neighbors,” “The Adam Project,” “Warrior,” “See”).

As the year is coming to a close, Disney has continued expanding its ever-growing universe of stories through Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, Disney Animation, and more.

Katherine Schwarzenegger is teasing the first glimpse at her newborn son Ford Fitzgerald.

Chris Evans‘ is a true fan-favorite within the MCU for his portrayal of Captain America.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is hard at work promoting his new Marvel and Sony movie!

Kid Loki is currently out on the streets and in some pretty horrific circumstances… Because of alleged abuse within his home.

While it might seem like December is offering a slower rollout, especially compared to the excess on the film side, there’s still plenty to catch on the television side as the year closes. This is especially true as we all try and play catch up with the abundance of year-end best-of lists that are beginning to appear.

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series highlighting the scripts behind the year’s buzziest films today shines the spotlight on the marvel that is Deadpool & Wolverine, the superhero mashup that paired Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in the third installment of the Merc with the Mouth movie series, and marked the first Deadpool movie at Disney‘s MCU (“There was a whole boring rights issue, blahbity-blahbity-blah,” Deadpool himself says in the script’s opening pages).

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Disney’s “Moana 2” sailed to $386 million at the global box office, including a mighty $165.3 million internationally. Ticket sales for the animated family film stand as the second-biggest worldwide opening of the year after Disney’s billion-dollar Marvel behemoth “Deadpool & Wolverine” ($438 million). The sequel to 2016’s musical hit “Moana” got a jumpstart on the weekend by landing in North American theaters on Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving.

You’ll be surprised to learn some of the stars who auditioned to play Anastasia Steele in the big-screen adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey.

Andrew Garfield opened up about his Spider-Man days.

Although the censors let plenty fly in Deadpool & Wolverine, one joke was a bit too personal for the folks at Disney.

Coronation Street fans have shared their confusion over Alya Nazier's sudden '180' as she made an unexpected return to the cobbles. The character left the cobbles earlier this year as the actress who plays her, Sair Khan, headed on maternity leave.

Samuel L. Jackson shared a hot take about getting nominated for an Academy Award.

Brie Larson is changing up her look in a big way.

J. Kim Murphy Miles Mussenden, best known for his roles in the Marvel series “Cloak & Dagger” and the DC Comics series “Doom Patrol,” will co-lead the coming thriller “Croatoan” with filmmaker Britt Bankhead. The project marks Bankhead’s feature directorial debut.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer Over two seasons on the Marvel Studios series “Loki,” Tom Hiddleston‘s god of mischief learns to forsake his past as Marvel villain and become the hero we all knew he could be. But his past transgressions are never far from his memory.

Black Friday is almost here, but you don't have to wait until then to pick up a bargain.

Denzel Washington on the set of American Gangster.The actor, known for playing Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as well as his appearances in Dune and No Country For Old Men, discussed the incident during an appearance on the In Depth With Graham Bensinger podcast, where he was promoting his new memoir From Under The Truck.Brolin played Detective Trupo in Ridley Scott’s 2007 crime drama, with Washington portraying the notorious drug kingpin Frank Lucas. It was while shooting a rare scene together that Brolin revealed that they “almost got into a fight”.“Denzel was a little late to set and there was a whole thing there,” he explained. “And then he showed me the lines…he didn’t change any of my lines, but he kind of changed the structure of it.