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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
EXCLUSIVE: There’s absolutely no need to get these moviegoers out of here. For Universal, they’re doing perfectly well, sitting in cinemas and watching Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.
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HousingWire reports that Fay Group has acquired VanDyk Mortgage, a move aimed at expanding its conforming loan and mortgage servicing rights business. The acquired operation produced $894 million in 2025, giving Fay Group a larger footprint in the conventional mortgage space at a time when conforming loan markets remain
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The Hollywood Reporter notes that Wayne Wang's "Diary of a Mad Old Man" will hold its gala world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, with Fan Bingbing starring opposite Lily Franky in an erotically-charged drama adapted from Tanizaki's novel. The project
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Deadline reports that Sony and Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day will cross $900 million at the domestic box office on Friday, making it only the second film to reach that threshold after Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 2015 and the fastest to do so. The
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Bisnow reports that Philadelphia's central business district is seeing a notable shift in office demand, with tenants beginning to move from trophy buildings into Class-A properties even as debt pressures persist across the market. CBRE anticipates that office vacancy in the CBD will reach its high
