Cole Escola, known for Oh, Mary!, is reportedly writing a Miss Piggy feature film, with Oscar winners Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence set to produce and likely appear in the movie. The news was revealed by Jennifer Lawrence on the Las Culturistas podcast. While Disney or The Jim Henson Company have not officially confirmed the project, the involvement of Escola, Stone, and Lawrence has generated significant fan anticipation for what would be Miss Piggy's first solo film. Escola's past work is cited as an excellent fit for capturing Miss Piggy's iconic persona.

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Cineverse has acquired the North American distribution rights for Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth in anticipation of its 20th anniversary. This deal encompasses home entertainment, video-on-demand, streaming, and original content like podcasts. Cineverse plans to re-release the Oscar-winning film in premium wide-format theaters and is committed to reintroducing it to both long-time fans and new audiences.[1] Del Toro expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, praising Cineverse's dedication and track record for reaching a broad audience.

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The article reports that Star Trek 4 featuring the Kelvin Timeline crew (Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, etc.) is officially dead after nearly a decade of development struggles. Paramount plans more Star Trek films, but they will not involve the cast from J.J. Abrams' rebooted universe. This decision is attributed to difficulties in finding a suitable script and director, as well as the rising salary demands of the original cast, which would significantly increase the budget. The success of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds also provides popular alternative versions of young Kirk and Spock. However, the article suggests that while the Kelvin Timeline crew's adventures are over, the Kelvin Timeline itself might continue with a rebooted Next Generation or other spin-offs.[1]

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