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Rolling Out reports that Prime Video has canceled Spider-Noir after one season, pulling the plug on Nicolas Cage's first regular television role mere months after its debut and just ahead of Emmy weekend, where the series carries more nominations than any other Prime Video production this
Labor Day Weekend brings to a close the summer movie season, which became one of the biggest on record thanks to the mega-blockbusters “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” But the season is…
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Bisnow reports that Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD have been cautious about funding affordable housing under the Live Local Act. The hesitation from these major federal financing arms means developers counting on subsidized capital for workforce and below-market units are facing longer timelines, higher uncertainty, and the
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Scotsman Guide reports that fair housing organizations are challenging a proposed HUD change that would tighten the process for filing accessibility claims in multifamily housing. The shift would raise the barrier for people with disabilities to contest violations in apartment buildings and other rental properties, placing new procedural weight
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Deadline reports that Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to earn roughly $21 million over the four-day Labor Day weekend, leaving the Sony/Marvel release less than $16 million shy of surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $936.6 million all-time domestic box office record
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Scotsman Guide reports that mortgage industry groups are greeting expanded use of VantageScore 4.0 with enthusiasm while wrestling with whether the traditional tri-merge credit report requirement may be approaching its end. The announcement by Pulte has stirred considerable discussion, reflecting the tension between modernizing credit assessment and
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Deadline reports that Sony's new Resident Evil movie is tracking toward a franchise record domestic opening, bringing director Zach Cregger back into the spotlight following his Oscar-winning work on Weapons and his earlier breakthrough with Barbarian. The studio has been selective with preview access, showing only
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Bisnow reports that HUD has issued an updated rule aimed at drawing private capital into public housing, a move that could begin to address the roughly $170 billion maintenance backlog facing the nation's stock. The scale of that gap has long made clear that federal funding alone
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Hypebae reports that stand-up comedian Atsuko Okatsuka has launched her first collaboration with John Fluevog, a footwear collection built around the ANTHEM shoe. The piece frames Okatsuka as a style icon and the platform design as deliberately attention-seeking, built for visibility rather than blending in. Creative Director