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Rivian enlists Ghostbusters franchise star Bill Murray to introduce the "Ghostbusters Halloween Mode" feature in their vehicles.

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Director Francis Lawrence has provided an update on the BioShock film adaptation, saying that they are still working on the script, but "I think we're pretty close."

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Marvel Television announced the series Zodiac and Marvel Zombies specials: "The Winter Soldier," "The Fist of Konshu" & "The Last Guardian."

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Six years ago, Los Angeles soundstages emerged as some of the most coveted properties in real estate. Studios were pouring money into original movies and TV shows, and seemingly every square foot of production space appeared to be spoken for, as it had been for a long time. Big institutional investors saw an opportunity in 2020, when cheap capital, a streaming-fueled content bonanza and a shortage of soundstage capacity converged (plus, office space was seen as riskier — it was the COVID era, after all).

Jerry Golod, an executive producer behind 'Tales from the Darkside' and 'Return to Green Acres', has died. He was 87.

David Ellison announced that the post-merger company will be named Skydance, with Paramount and Warner Bros. serving as sub-brands.

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French theme park unveils new attractions and immersive experiences

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The purchasers are unknown, so let’s call them “anonymous individuals” or “AI” for short.

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A remake of the original Splinter Cell game was first announced nearly five years ago, and since then, we've seen exactly zero seconds of the game in action, or even a trailer. However, as we know with Sam Fisher, silence can be deceiving, and it looks like Ubisoft is actively recruiting for several roles on the project. Spotted by Insider Gaming, job openings for a few different positions, including level designer and producer, have been posted within the last few months. This isn't necessarily indicative of how far along the project is--people are hired and leave all the time--but it does at least let us know that the project is still in active development. It's also not the first time we've seen job listings pop up, but with company in as volatile a state as Ubisoft, you never know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A9iFjaKeMk It's unclear exactly what shape this remake will take, as geopolitical dynamics have changed quite a bit since 2002. It's also unclear how much influence it would take from the later games in the series, with Conviction and Blacklist both including more action-aligned mechanics like Mark & Execute. Since the release of Splinter Cell Blacklist in 2013, we haven't gotten a new Splinter Cell game. Sam Fisher has made numerous appearances, however, including a few guest missions in Ghost Recon and an inclusion in Rainbow Six Siege. The Netflix animated series also released last year, with Liev Schreiber taking over voice duties from Michael Ironside.