100 MILLION SPIDEY BUCKS & RECYCLED WEDDING ALTARS: Hollywood’s Wildest Week Unpacked

Hollywood budget cuts are apparently for everyone except Peter Parker. Reports confirm Tom Holland is on track to pull down an eye-watering nine-figure payout exceeding $100 million for the upcoming fourth installation, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Combining base salary, backend box office incentives, and production perks, Holland’s megadeal proves that while studios are slashing staff everywhere else, absolute tentpole loyalty still commands royalty checks.

Meanwhile, television’s top dog is putting down boundaries. Creator Taylor Sheridan officially killed off plans for his highly anticipated Yellowstone spinoff centered on the Texas Four Sixes ranch. Despite Sheridan owning the historic 6666 ranch himself, he publicly announced he would never move forward with the series, signaling a rare moment of restraint in modern franchise expansion.

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Over on social media, actor David Krumholtz sent fan communities into a tailspin. Set to appear in the upcoming Supergirl feature, Krumholtz published a dramatic, heartfelt post announcing his complete retirement from acting, ending with the phrase "And now, new life." Hours later, the post vanished entirely, leaving observers asking whether it was a moment of peak Hollywood burnout or standard social media regret.

In true crime news out of Las Vegas, the Tupac Shakur murder trial hits high-stakes drama. Prosecutors trying Duane "Keffe D" Davis encounter severe witness uncooperativeness due to long-standing street code. Legal analysts note that the state's secret weapon isn't street witnesses at all, but Davis' own former ghostwriter, who possesses taped interview files detailing the 1996 crime.

The music world also bids farewell to Frank Beard, the legendary ZZ Top drummer who passed away at 77. Commentators affectionately recalled the lifelong rock irony that Beard was notoriously the only member of ZZ Top who did not sport a long beard.

Other swift headlines hitting the wires include Queen Camilla opening up about the immense strain of guarding King Charles' early cancer diagnosis, a concerning 911 police call made from an apartment tied to Hayden Panettiere’s ex, and Rosie O'Donnell reigniting her decade-long feud with Donald Trump after mocking his recent media rounds.

However, the undisputed king of pop culture commentary this week belongs to former hockey pro Brooks Laich. Laich married CrossFit icon Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir in a stunning ceremony right near the exact same Idaho lake where he famously wed dancer Julianne Hough in 2017. One online commenter wrote that exchanging vows at the exact same body of water takes unimaginable boldness, while another argued that when a lake location is that pretty, you simply reuse it.

The hosts of Call Sheet dig into all of these stories and pull apart today’s craziest headlines on today’s podcast episode.