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A new group of tickets for Imax 70mm screenings of “The Odyssey” went on sale this week, and many of the new screenings sold out within hours. There are no Imax 70mm tickets available in New York and Los Angeles until August 19th, reflecting the enthusiasm to see Christopher Nolan’s epic in premium large format. And in London, Imax 70mm screenings are sold out until September 10th, almost two months after the film’s release. Additional Imax 70mm screenings will be added to meet strong demand. But the question is how long “The Odyssey” can hold onto those coveted screens, which…

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A coalition of 13 attorneys general joined DirecTV on Wednesday in accusing Nexstar of violating an injunction by appointing Tegna board members. The two television station groups were ordered in April to halt the merger and remain independent pending the outcome of an antitrust case. However, Nexstar subsequently appointed current and former executives of its own company to Tegna’s board of directors, which the plaintiffs claim is not authorized by the order. “Nexstar cannot simultaneously control TEGNA’s board of directors and comply with an injunction requiring TEGNA to remain independent,” the plaintiffs wrote. “This should have been obvious.” The plaintiffs…

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“The View” has been hit with significant cost cuts, impacting not only host costume budgets but also pay raises. Several hosts, including Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sarah Haines, Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farrah Griffin, are taking pay cuts after Season 29 premieres in September 2025, sources told Page Six Hollywood. Goldberg, 70, earns a mid-seven-figure salary and is the highest paid of the group, but Farrah Griffin, 37, cannot say the same. According to Page Six Hollywood, “The View” has undergone significant cost cutting. ABC (via Getty Images) All hosts (including Ana Navarro, Sunny Hostin, and Alyssa Farrah…

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The European Commission on Wednesday approved the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, removing one of the few remaining obstacles to the $111 billion deal. As a condition of approval, Paramount has already agreed to end its film distribution partnership with Universal in Europe within the next 13 months. A federal judge in Oakland, California, on Monday temporarily blocked the merger pending a hearing on a preliminary injunction sought by 12 states, including California and New York. The states argue that the deal would combine two of the nation’s top three basic cable producers and two of the…

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It’s been nearly six years since Chadwick Boseman’s tragic death, and his family is feuding over his fortune. The “Black Panther” actor’s two older brothers, Derrick Boseman and Kevin Boseman, filed a lawsuit against Chadwick’s widow, Taylor Simone Ledward, on behalf of their parents, Leroy Boseman and Carolyn Boseman, according to documents obtained by Page Six on Tuesday. The complaint asks the court to remove Mr. Ledward as administrator of Mr. Chadwick’s estate and order him to distribute the assets to Mr. LeRoy and Carolyn. The family of Chadwick Boseman (pictured above in June 2018) is feuding over his estate…

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As CBS’ hit comedy The Big Bang Theory was about to end its run, Chuck Lorre came up with the idea for a spin-off. Not “Young Sheldon.” Its first part had already aired and had Gangbusters. No, Laure had something more fanciful in mind. “I had this weird idea that there was a portal in the back of a comic book store that led to another dimension, and Kevin Sussman’s Stuart could lead us into this action-adventure-comedy-sci-fi mashup,” he told Variety. But here’s the problem. “No one liked the idea,” he admits. It’s hard to believe that someone like Lorre…

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Jason Alexander has apologized for an “inappropriate” comedy skit with then-minor Courtney Stodden. “Looking back at the comedy skit that Ms. Stodden and I participated in in 2012, I completely agree that it was inappropriate and truly regret it,” the “Seinfeld” alum told Page Six in a statement Tuesday. “But more importantly, we deeply apologize for the harm and distress caused to Mr. Stodden.” “I sincerely apologize to her.” Jason Alexander has apologized for doing an “inappropriate” comedy skit with underage Courtney Stodden in 2012 (see above). Have fun or die “Looking back at the comedy skit that Ms. Stodden…

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Olivia Wilde recently appeared on the Louis Theroux Podcast and criticized Elon Musk, while also speaking out against the misogynistic incel culture in general. The director and star of “The Invite” once visited Musk’s SpaceX headquarters and revealed that she met the businessman “long before he was a living thing.” “I really hate him right now. I really, deeply hate him,” Wilde said. “I met him years ago, I think SpaceX had just built their headquarters in L.A., and we ended up going on a tour because we wanted to see a rocket ship. He donated money to an organization…

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Shaquille O’Neal may be a legend, but don’t call him a “celebrity.” Speaking exclusively to Page Six in a new interview, the Los Angeles Lakers legend explained why he considers himself a “normal person” and doesn’t want to be put in “that category.” O’Neill, 54, said: “French people, excuse me, but celebrities are outrageous people,” adding that she finds them “weird, disrespectful and disgusting.” Shaquille O’Neal (pictured at Fanatics Fest 2026 earlier this month in New York City) exclusively tells Page Six in a new interview that he finds celebrities “weird, rude, and offensive.” Getty Images for Enthusiasts The former…

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On today’s episode of the Daily Variety podcast, country music superstar Reba McEntire talks about celebrating this year’s golden anniversary in music with a series of EP releases that combine newly recorded songs with some vintage songs. McIntyre also talks about how he navigated a turbulent television market to get his NBC comedy “Happy’s Place” into season three. McIntyre credits her manager Justin McIntosh with the concept behind the EP release, which will begin in April and continue throughout the year through her longtime label, MCA. Next up is “Ring, Ring,” which will be released on July 24th. As part…

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