MSNBC host Joy Ann Reid has issued an apology on her show AM Joy this morning, after anti-LGBTQ statements were found on her old blog, The Reid Report. When the reports first surfaced, Reid alleged that that they were the results of a cyber attack, but she said today that cyber security experts have not yet been able to prove that a hack allegedly occurred.

The 90's revival trend continues as Hollywood announces a slew of nostalgia-fueled projects based on popular kids properties from the decade. This week, CBS Films and Entertainment One boarded Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, which del Toro will co-write and produce.

There were many big announcements that came out of CinemaCon 2018 last week, including Fox's plans for a new film based on the popular Choose Your Own Adventure series of books. The upcoming movie will allow audiences to choose what happens next via an app on their smartphones. Fox has partnered with Kino to create an app called CtrlMovie, with an eye towards releasing a series of app-enabled films.

Et tu, Rachel? Once again, influential women are lining up to fall on their swords in defense of powerful men. This week, the Washington Post published a profile on NBC News in the wake of the #MeToo movement allegations, which led to former Today Show host Matt Lauer's firing in November.

Michelle Pfeiffer is close to closing a deal to star in Maleficent 2 as the queen. Pfeiffer would join Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning in the sequel, alongside new cast member Ed Skrein (Deadpool). Pfeiffer would be playing the queen in the sequel to the 2014 fantasy film, which was a massive hit that grossed $758.5 million worldwide.