Terence Stamp, the British actor celebrated for his striking screen presence and iconic roles ranging from Billy Budd to General Zod in Superman, has passed away at 87. Known for his piercing gaze and brooding intensity, Stamp captivated audiences across decades. His family confirmed the news, noting his “extraordinary body of work” as both an actor and a writer.
In a surprising twist, Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps is losing steam at the box office just weeks after its release, while Disney’s comedy sequel Freakier Friday and the chilling thriller Weapons are poised to take over. Despite crossing $370 million globally, Fantastic Four isn’t the box office comeback Marvel hoped for. Meanwhile, Freakier Friday delights with nostalgic star power and Weapons terrifies with buzzworthy thrills.
With DC’s Superman dominating the box office, Marvel gears up to answer with Fantastic Four: First Steps, releasing July 25. Featuring an A-list cast and skipping traditional origin stories, the film marks a bold reboot as Marvel aims to reclaim momentum. As superhero titans clash, July shapes up to be a blockbuster month in Hollywood.
The Man of Steel touches down at The Dubai Mall’s iconic Waterfall Fountain as part of a larger Dubai takeover celebrating the upcoming Superman film, releasing July 10.
In a historic moment for Hollywood promotions in India, Superman became the first film to be projected onto Mumbai’s iconic Bandra-Worli Sea Link, stunning the city with a dazzling visual tribute to the legendary superhero.
