Disney and 20th Century Animation have officially announced Ice Age 6 at the D23 event in Brazil. This new installment marks the first Ice Age film since Disney acquired Blue Sky Animation, the original studio behind the franchise, through its merger with 20th Century Fox.

Zendaya is stepping into the spotlight for Christopher Nolan's next big film, joining an impressive lineup that includes Anne Hathaway, Matt Damon, and Tom Holland. This will mark her first collaboration with the acclaimed director, adding her to the list of top-tier talent drawn to Nolan's projects.

Lil Rel Howery is stepping into the director's chair for the first time with Haunted Heist, a comedy-horror film he’ll also star in alongside Tiffany Haddish. Known for his roles in Get Out and Free Guy, Howery is joined by Girls Trip star Haddish in a story about four friends who reunite for a heist — only to find themselves in a haunted house filled with restless spirits. As they hunt for a hidden antique, they must confront their past grievances and join forces to survive the night.

Serayah, Tyler Lepley, and the legendary Phylicia Rashad have been tapped to lead the ensemble cast of R&B, a modern-day reimagining of the biblical love story of Ruth and Boaz. Produced by Tyler Perry and Devon Franklin, the film promises to deliver a touching narrative of love, family, and second chances.

Samuel L. Jackson, Oscar-nominated star of Pulp Fiction, teams up with Andra Day (The United States Vs. Billie Holiday) and Edgar Ramirez (Emilia Perez) for the upcoming action-comedy The Honest Liar. Directed by Wayne Kramer (The Cooler), the film follows Jackson as Nick DeFranco, an award-winning actor facing jail time after falling for an undercover police sting. To avoid prison, Nick takes a deal to teach rookie undercover cops how to convincingly act like criminals.

Frank Ocean, the enigmatic artist known for his deeply personal music and unique creative vision, is gearing up for a new venture—this time in the world of film. For several years, Ocean has been quietly developing a movie with A24, the studio renowned for its boundary-pushing, indie-flavored films. Now, it appears this long-anticipated project may soon see the light of day with a major addition to its cast.

Lionsgate has secured global theatrical distribution rights for Hurry Up Tomorrow, a psychological thriller marking The Weeknd’s (Abel Tesfaye) feature-starring debut. Directed by Trey Edward Shults, the film stars The Weeknd alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan. Notably, Hurry Up Tomorrow aligns with The Weeknd’s upcoming album of the same title, set to be a powerful soundtrack crafted by The Weeknd and Daniel Lopatin.

Nikyatu Jusu is diving into The Fly universe with her latest project, a new body horror film for 20th Century Studios and Chernin Entertainment. Inspired by David Cronenberg's 1986 classic, The Fly, Jusu will both write and direct this fresh take, although details about the plot remain under wraps. Insiders reveal that her version will expand on the original world rather than being a direct remake.

Amazon MGM Studios has secured the rights to produce Mattel’s animated feature Bob the Builder after a competitive bidding process involving Netflix, DreamWorks Animation, and others. Produced by Jennifer Lopez's Nuyorican Productions and ShadowMachine (known for Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro), the film stars Twisters actor Anthony Ramos as the voice of Bob. Ramos proposed setting the film in Puerto Rico to highlight Latino resilience, with Bob’s catchphrase translated to “Sí se puede” or “Yes we can.” Felipe Vargas is adapting the story, though it’s still undecided if the movie will premiere on Prime Video or in theaters.

Chris Rock is stepping into the director's chair for Misty Green, a feature film he also stars in. Written by Rock himself, Misty Green centers on a talented actress named Misty whose struggles with addiction have repeatedly hindered her career. Her comeback chance finally arises with a promising role, offered by Jordan (played by Rock), a director from her past with whom she shares a rocky history. Casting for additional roles is currently underway.

The newly much-anticipated bio-doc In Whose Name?, offering an in-depth look at Kanye West’s transformation, is set to reveal its first footage at the American Film Market (AFM). The documentary, backed by Goodfellas and Utopia, explores West’s journey, including his decision to officially change his name to Ye in 2021. A first-look image has been shared, stirring interest before the upcoming promo screening for potential buyers in Las Vegas.

Eddie Murphy is set to portray funk legend George Clinton in Amazon MGM Studios' upcoming biopic, directed by Bill Condon. This reunion between Murphy and Condon follows their successful collaboration on Dreamgirls, where Murphy’s performance earned him an Oscar nomination.

BET+ is ushering in the holiday season with the upcoming premiere of Style Me For Christmas on November 14. This heartwarming film is produced by Tressa Azarel Smallwood, founder of Megamind Media, a production company celebrated for its commitment to storytelling that uplifts and celebrates Black voices. Starring Naturi Naughton, known for her standout performances in Power and Queens, the movie promises a fresh take on holiday charm and festive vibes.

Voltage Pictures has secured global distribution rights for Monsters, a new apocalyptic horror film starring Ella Balinska. The company plans to showcase the project at the American Film Market in Las Vegas from November 5-10.

Oscar-nominated director Derek Cianfrance has assembled a stellar cast for Roofman, his first feature since The Light Between Oceans (2016). This true-crime drama stars Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, and Peter Dinklage, joined by Uzo Aduba, Ben Mendelsohn, LaKeith Stanfield, Juno Temple, Melonie Diaz, Molly Price, newcomer Lily Collias, Emory Cohen, and Tony Revolori.

Amazon MGM Orion Pictures has begun production on Is God Is, a film adaptation of Aleshea Harris's Obie-winning play. The story centers on twin sisters Racine and Anaia, portrayed by Kara Young (I’m a Virgo) and Mallori Johnson (Kindred), who bear both physical scars and deep-seated trauma. Living on the fringes of society, their lives shift when they learn their bedridden mother has survived and reveals a haunting truth—their father, who scarred them and left her incapacitated, is still alive. With her final wish for revenge, the sisters must decide whether to confront or forgive the man who destroyed their family.

Idris Elba, Golden Globe winner and star of Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw, is set to lead Hammer Down, a high-stakes action-thriller launching international sales at the American Film Market soon. Elba will co-produce the project through his company, 22 Summers, along with Atlas Entertainment’s Charles Roven, known for Oppenheimer and The Dark Knight trilogy, and Madison Weireter.

Amazon MGM Studios has released the first trailer for Unstoppable, an inspiring true-life sports drama starring Jharrel Jerome and Jennifer Lopez. Slated for a limited theatrical release on December 6, the film captures the journey of Anthony Robles, who overcame being born without a right leg and a challenging upbringing to achieve an NCAA Division I wrestling championship.

Lifetime has cast Tony Award winner Joaquina Kalukango, known for her role in Lawmen: Bass Reeves, to star as Gloria Gaynor in the biopic I Will Survive: The Gloria Gaynor Story. Joining her, Lance Gross (Tyler Perry’s House of Payne) will play Gaynor's husband, Linwood Simon. Part of the "Voices of a Lifetime" series, the film is slated for release in 2025 and will also include biopics on Mary J. Blige and Lisa Lisa.

Marlon Wayans just announced the return of the ‘Scary Movie’ franchise via his Instagram account today. He attributed the decision of it’s return to the demand from the fans. Marlon Wayans had this to say:

”WE’RE BACK!!! After nearly 20 years, the Wayans brothers are finally going to give the fans what they’ve been asking for… a return to
the SCARY MOVIE franchise! We’re looking forward to having fun on the big screen again.”