The Pulse is back! We're kicking off our summer movie preview just as Hollywood is grappling with one of its biggest debates — the role of AI in filmmaking. Val Kilmer has been resurrected by generative AI to star in As Deep as the Grave, a film he was cast in years before his death in 2025 but was too ill to shoot. His family gave their blessing, the production followed SAG guidelines, and the trailer debuted at CinemaCon — but the conversation it has started is far from over.

And that conversation got louder this week when Evangeline Lilly took to Instagram to blast Disney over the recent layoffs that gutted Marvel's visual development team, calling the decision "disgusting and horrible" and directing a pointed "shame on you" at the company. We're getting into all of it.

Plus, Toho has officially confirmed Godzilla World — their answer to Legendary's MonsterVerse — a new interconnected universe of Japanese Godzilla films, with Godzilla Minus Zero leading the charge this November. And we've got your full summer movie preview to get you ready for the biggest season in cinema.

Your new biweekly entertainment news show has arrived! We're kicking things off with the casting story that broke the internet — Adria Arjona has officially joined Man of Tomorrow, James Gunn's Superman sequel. The role? Officially listed as a mystery. Reportedly Maxima. But fans are still asking: is this actually how Wonder Woman enters the DCU?

We're breaking down the full wild ride — from Gunn calling out Deadline for "shoddy journalism" to the four finalists, to Arjona landing the part after Gunn himself once called her name in the mix "bullshit." You genuinely cannot make this stuff up.

We're also breaking down all the biggest news out of CinemaCon, reacting to the brand new trailers for Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat II, and digging into the petition signed by over 3,000 actors and industry professionals trying to block the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger — and what it could mean for Hollywood.

Plus more of the entertainment news you need to know — because if it's buzzing, we're talking about it.