Justice for Han finally happened in F9, and it's all thanks to the fans.

Disneyland has responded to fans, and that response is HUGE.

In late February, Showtime released a trailer for a new documentary series titled Outcry that was slated to premiere on April 3. In mid-March, the network allowed TV critics to watch the first two episodes. 48 hours later, Showtime opted to push the premiere date, and today, the network has finally announced that Outcry will debut on July 5. Since Collider never ran that first trailer, I'm including it below a new first-look video that Showtime released on Monday. I want you to have as much footage as possible, because this is the kind of sensitive case …

The Showtime crime drama Ray Donovan was one of those shows where you never really knew who else was watching it. Being a Boston boy with a bunch of brothers (but not a Bunchy), I was a fan from Day 1, and I know my Dad (cue the jokes) never missed an episode. But besides me and my old man, I don't think I could name a single friend or colleague who watched the show -- one I'm writing about in the past tense, mind you. That's because earlier this month, Showtime unceremoniously canceled the long-running series, …

Disney's Alan Horn credits fan outcry and feedback with influencing Marvel's new deal with Sony to keep Spider-Man in the MCU.

Gotta go fast back into the editing bay, in the case of Sonic The…

Who says public shaming doesn’t work? After a week of very vocal protests from not just the viewing public but industry professionals and Academy members, the Academy has reversed its decision to award four categories during commercial breaks and will instead air all 24 Oscar categories live during the telecast, as it has done in the past. The change was an effort to trim the telecast down to a sharp three hours, which ABC requested after particularly low ratings last year while completely negating the fact that the way in which people watch television has changed drastically over the …