Author: Alizee Ali Khan

Alizee Ali Khan is an award-winning writer and media professional known for her work in entertainment, lifestyle, and cultural commentary. She serves as founder and editor at CanvasPublication and contributor at BuzzFeed. Follow on Instagram, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and MuckRack. Feel free to contact via thealizeekhan@gmail.com.

Prime Video has released the official trailer for Elle, its highly anticipated Legally Blonde prequel series, dropping all eight episodes on July 1. It’s the franchise’s biggest move in years, and the internet wasted no time reacting. The trailer introduces Lexi Minetree’s Elle Woods as L.A.’s It Girl, adjusting to a very different life in Seattle after moving from her posh Bel-Air home. Pink outfits, ’90s plaid hallways, and a whole lot of culture shock. It’s familiar, but also clearly trying to be its own thing. This marks Minetree’s first leading role. Previously, she had small parts in Law &…

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The BBC no longer has plans to produce a Doctor Who Christmas special, and showrunner Russell T Davies and production company Bad Wolf. They officially left the programme as the broadcaster looks for a new production partner. The BBC announced in October 2025 that a Doctor Who Christmas special written by Davies would air in December 2026. However, the special has been cancelled, and the BBC is now asking other production companies to come forward as co-producers for future series. Davies took the opportunity to address the news directly on Instagram. “Goodbye from me but hello to a big new…

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Naomi Ackie is in final talks to star in They Follow, David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to his cult 2015 horror film It Follows. She would join the returning Maika Monroe, according to Deadline. No word yet on who Ackie will play, and plot details remain tightly guarded. What we do know is that the sequel takes place a decade after the events of the original. Written and directed by Mitchell, It Follows follows Jay Height, portrayed by Monroe. Jay is a college student who becomes the target of a relentless supernatural force after having sex. The only way to rid…

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Jason Momoa is no longer attached to star in PlayStation Productions and Sony Pictures’ film adaptation of the popular video game franchise Helldivers. The reason for the actor’s departure is unknown. The project, however, is still alive and Sony is looking for someone else to step into the role. It’s a real setback for the film’s director, Justin Lin. At CinemaCon back in April, he expressed that the feature was about to begin filming in New Zealand, and called him “the only person who I think can pull this off.” That version still remains in the works at Sony Pictures.…

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On Ghostbusters Day, it was announced that Too Hot To Handle: Remembering Ghostbusters II wrapped after an eight-year production journey. UK filmmakers Anthony and Claire Bueno are the minds behind the documentary. This came after production delays due to the pandemic. It serves as a followup to their 2019 documentary, Cleanin’ Up The Town: Remembering Ghostbusters. That project documented the making of the original film. This new one digs deep into the 1989 sequel Ghostbusters II. Featuring interviews with Dan Aykroyd, the late Harold Ramis,Ernie Hudson, and Sigourney Weaver. It also includes the late director Ivan Reitman and ILM’s Dennis…

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The UK’s competition regulator is now officially looking over one of Hollywood’s largest-ever deals. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has officially opened a merger inquiry into Paramount’s $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. It’s a big deal. Of course, it’s also hardly a surprise. The CMA is assessing whether the deal will result in “a substantial lessening of competition within any market or markets in the United Kingdom for goods or services.” This will be determined during Phase 1 of the investigation, which is slated for completion by Aug. 7. There’s more, of course. If that threshold is met,…

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British actor Bill Nighy has signed on for a role in Caine. Lionsgate’s newest John Wick spinoff is being directed by martial arts master Donnie Yen. Nighy’s role remains undisclosed at this time. The John Wick franchise began with the original film in 2014, followed by three sequels: Chapter 2 (2017), Chapter 3 – Parabellum (2019), and Chapter 4 (2023). Collectively, the films have earned more than $1 billion worldwide. What started as a simple revenge thriller became one of action cinema’s most respected franchises. Spinoffs have steadily expanded the universe, including the prequel TV miniseries The Continental (2023) and…

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The title is out. Showrunners Ben Hibon and Elliott Kalan, along with Ghost Corps executive producers Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan. They announced the official title and logo for Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation’s upcoming animated series: Ghostbusters: Night Shift. It’s expected to release in 2027. The reveal happened on Ghostbusters Day at a New York City event. The announcement came with a first look at the logo. It featuring a stylized version of the classic No-Ghost symbol with a more comic-book-inspired, after-hours look. To understand what this means, it helps to know the full picture. Ivan Reitman’s 1984 classic…

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Mattel is kicking off Ghostbusters Day with a collector’s item worth talking about. In commemoration of the 1984 Ghostbusters Day special, Mattel released the latest product to join the horror-glam Skullector line. This is Gozer the Gozerian. It is the evil, vicious entity from the original Ghostbusters film. Two fanbases will soon be fighting over a single shelf space. Mattel’s Monster High line was originally composed of dolls based on classic monsters like Frankenstein and Dracula. But the Skullector sub-line has expanded to include contemporary icons like the Xenomorph from Alien. It also includes Lupita Nyong’o’s two personas from Jordan…

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A top Warner Bros. Discovery executive is pushing back on how the industry handles content exclusivity. Gerhard Zeiler, President of International at Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), has challenged big players to “get rid of an exclusivity mindset” when it comes to content. WBD owns some of the best content in the world. Leaning too strongly on exclusivity, he says, means striking a blow against both money and audiences. In fact, he pointed out that WBD has a six-month exclusivity window on HBO Max for theatrical movies. The platform will always be home to shows like Euphoria, but there are other…

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