Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook However, it seems reports have popped up suggesting some of the hate directed at Venom is being ...

Tuesday it was discovered that a group of Lady Gaga fans were attempting to sabotage 'Venom's' opening-weekend box office by writing negative reviews on Twitter once the social media embargo lifted.

As the two films prepare to face off at this weekend’s box office, some fans are accused of sowing targeted discord on the social media platform. While the review embargo for “Venom” does not expire ...

This weekend, audiences have a choice. They can go see Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga in A Star Is Born or they can watch Tom Hardy in Venom. This may seem an inconsequential decision to many, but it is ...

Many of the Venom-sinking tweets hail “from” middle-aged moms like Anne Harrison (“Christian – Married – 30 – No HATE tolerated – worship my feet -3 kids – Madonna is a hag – parody queen”), who wrote ...

If you’ve ever searched Twitter when the embargo for a highly anticipated movie lifts, you know some people strategically use a popular trending topic to sneak in promotion for themselves or something ...

Joshua grew up in poverty, deep in the Middle of Nowhere, Alabama. Gaming was a rarely afforded escape from reality that persisted throughout his life, something that saw him through good times and ...

Twitter users who identify themselves as Lady Gaga fans are taking to Twitter in droves to talk smack about “Venom,” a comic book movie starring Tom Hardy that is opening in theaters this weekend ...

Superhero pic 'Venom' is headed for a potent $65 million-$70 million debut at the North American box office, while Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's high-profile 'A Star Is Born' looks to open between ...

There’s money in that first weekend of October and studios have been tapping the frame for some time, trying to pump more and more out of it. Gravity took the frame to a record opening with $55.7M in ...

MONDAY AM: A Columbus Day holiday in the Northeast and Canada’s Thanksgiving fired up yesterday’s grosses with Sony‘s Venom grossing $9.6M, a record for a Monday in October besting Gravity‘s Columbus ...