In York — no, not New York for once — a 17-year-old girl was assaulted outside a fast food restaurant. The assailant was described as looking like the She-Hulk, in green body paint and red hair.
The unprovoked assault was provoked by an uncontrollable rage from who is assumed to be Bruce Banner’s cousin, Jennifer Walters. The police and S.H.I.E.L.D. are on the look out. Banner has went into hiding yet again.
Unfortunately for Netflix subscribers; and for the company too, a deal with Epix to stream their movies is expiring. Close to 1,000 films will move elsewhere for streaming.
Spider-Man inspires responsibility in others. It’s right there in the famous line by his Uncle Ben. Everyone knows it. Well, except for a certain Spider-Man in LA.
S. Botello Productions has put together the International Mobil Film Festival, which will hold its second annual event on April 27th through 28th.
Hulu owners Disney and News Corp. are apparently at odds on where to put the focus on the online streaming service. News Corp. wants to focus solely on a subscription service while Disney wants to continue the current model, which offers that and ad-supported content. The rumor going around is that one might buy out the other.
It really was only a matter of time. First Spider-Man had a live show, then DC had Batman. Now Disney and Marvel are joining with Feld Entertainment to bring Marvel Universe Live to stages in 85 cities, followed by dates overseas.
YouTube has come up with a new business plan that could have potential backlash from visitors of the site. They want to add a $5 subscription fee on 25 channels. YouTube is in talks with a few popular channels to see if they’d like to be part of the business plan. Google, who owns YouTube, will collect 45% of the profits.
