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AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Tom Cruise backs Warner Bros.-Paramount merger, vouches for 30 theatrical films a year

Tom Cruise threw his public support behind the Warner Bros.-Paramount merger this week, telling a national audience the combined studio will deliver 30 theatrical releases a year, a pledge he says could restore Hollywood's golden-age volume. Cruise made the case during an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, framing the merger not as a corporate […] The post Tom Cruise backs Warner Bros.-Paramount merger, vouches for 30 theatrical films a year appeared first on American Almanac .

Tom Cruise threw his public support behind the Warner Bros.-Paramount merger this week, telling a national audience the combined studio will deliver 30 theatrical releases a year, a pledge he says could restore Hollywood's golden-age volume. Cruise made the case during an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, framing the merger not as a corporate transaction but as a lifeline for filmmakers, writers, and producers who need a pipeline of projects to build careers. The actor, whose long partnership with Paramount produced Top Gun: Maverick, said he personally believes the 30-film target is achievable, and suggested it could climb to 40. The endorsement matters because Cruise remains one of the few actors whose name alone can open a film in…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Kirk Herbstreit says back injury left him unable to walk for six weeks

ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit revealed he was homebound and wheelchair-bound for six weeks after his back seized in Las Vegas, but says he's now walking miles a day ahead of football season. The 56-year-old college football commentator dropped the news Friday on The Pat McAfee Show, describing an ordeal that started with a morning meal and […] The post Kirk Herbstreit says back injury left him unable to walk for six weeks appeared first on American Almanac .

ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit revealed he was homebound and wheelchair-bound for six weeks after his back seized in Las Vegas, but says he's now walking miles a day ahead of football season. The 56-year-old college football commentator dropped the news Friday on The Pat McAfee Show, describing an ordeal that started with a morning meal and ended with two spinal procedures and weeks of forced isolation. Herbstreit, a former Ohio State quarterback who now anchors ESPN's College GameDay and Saturday Night Football broadcasts while also calling Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video, told McAfee the injury blindsided him. Herbstreit had traveled to Las Vegas to attend country music star Kenny Chesney's opening-night residency at The Sphere.…Open