We've known for a couple of years that Top Gun 3 was going to happen, but Paramount just confirmed the script was officially in progress during its CinemaCon presentation. Tom Cruise will return as ...

Article Summary Paramount officially confirmed Top Gun 3 at CinemaCon, with the script currently in development. Tom Cruise is expected to return as Pete Mitchell, alongside producer Jerry Bruckheimer ...

It’s all happening. At CinemaCon 2026, Paramount confirmed that Top Gun 3 is in the works and it is really happening. Not too long ago, any kind of Top Gun sequel felt like just a pipe dream. But ...

Tom Cruise in ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Paramount Pictures/Everett Collection A sequel to the 2022 Paramount Pictures tentpole Top Gun: Maverick officially is in development. The studio confirmed during its ...

Paramount film co-head Josh Greenstein, speaking alongside partner Dana Goldberg, gave an update at CinemaCon. By Kirsten Chuba Events Editor Maverick was directed by Joe Kosinski and also starred ...

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Annika Sorenstam is one of the most prolific winners in golf history. She dominated at every level—and is still going. But perhaps even more impressive than wins on her resume was the manner in which ...

The gaming world lit up when a photo of a draft script appeared online. The image shows the name Jeremy Slater at the top and a logo that matches the classic Mortal Kombat 3 game. Fans quickly shared ...

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