How Is Kang The Conqueror Related To The Fantastic Four's Reed Richards?
Kang the Conqueror and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four have a surprising connection. Here's how the two characters are related.
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The One Thing Elizabeth Taylor Took Home From National Velvet
"National Velvet" remains one of Elizabeth Taylor's defining roles. And she got to take home an extravagant present once filming wrapped.
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Neil Gaiman Explained This Major Change The Sandman Series Made To Doctor Destiny's Story
Neil Gaiman pays plenty of attention to detail, and he's now explained why a certain John Dee moment in "The Sandman" went very differently from the comics.
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The Real Reason The Attack On Titan Dub Cast Avoided Reading The Manga
Three members of the voice cast for the English dub of "Attack on Titan" recently discussed why they don't like to read the manga beforehand.
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Mark Ruffalo Says She-Hulk Is Different From His Other Marvel Projects In This One Big Way
Mark Ruffalo is being afforded a sort of freedom with his character on "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" that he never experienced on his other Marvel projects.
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The Untold Truth Of Marvel Villain Stilt-Man
The hydraulically-powered Stilt-Man is one of Marvel's most surprising villains. This is the untold truth of the classic Daredevil bad guy.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Is Reportedly Circling A Pick To Be DC's Version Of Kevin Feige
Has Warner Bros. Discovery found its Kevin Feige equivalent for its DC films and television shows?
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The Role That Saved George Clooney's Career After Batman And Robin
In 1997, the risk of "Batman & Robin" derailing George Clooney's career must have seemed very real. Here's the role the actor says saved him.
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The Untold Truth Of Mr. Miyagi From The Karate Kid
Mr. Miyagi is one of the most iconic characters in all of cinema, but there's a lot you might not know about the fictional karate master.
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Samaritan's Stars Explain How The Superhero Film Differs From DC And Marvel
The cast of Prime Video's "Samaritan" shared why the film is so different from the MCU or DCEU despite also dealing with superheroes.
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The Saddest Death On 9-1-1
The "9-1-1" series commitment to reality and the immense danger of these positions leave our heroes vulnerable at any moment to lose their lives.
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How Long Is The Umbrella Academy Comic Compared To The Netflix Show?
While many fans of Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" have also read the comics the show was based on, how long are they compared to the popular TV series?
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The Ending Of Man Of Steel Explained
The ending of Zack Snyder's premier Superman story, "Man of Steel," sparked controversy upon the film's release. Here's the ending of "Man of Steel," explained.
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Why She-Hulk's Big Fight Scene With The Hulk Was Actually A Big Disappointment
Visual effects aside, She-Hulk's big fight scene with the Hulk was actually a big disappointment, and it leaves fans shortchanged in a few ways.
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The Most Pause-Worthy Moments From Man Of Steel
The first Superman movie of the modern era of DC Comics films has a whole bunch of pause-worthy moments, including a few you might never have considered.
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All Of Daredevil's Powers Explained
What sets Matt Murdock apart from all the other benevolent urban ninjas? Quite a lot, actually. Here are all of Daredevil's powers explained.
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Easter Eggs You Missed In Ant-Man
Appropriately enough, the original "Ant-Man" is filled with tiny details. From the names of Paul Rudd's kids to a comic creator shout-out, we reveal all.
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Warner Bros. Moves Multiple DC Movie Premieres Amid Shuffle Of Its Release Calendar
Warner Bros. is surprising the entertainment world once again with a major shuffle of its theatrical release calendar that affects two major DCEU films.
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Glen Powell Finally Addressed Those Cyclops Casting Rumors For The MCU's X-Men
Here's what Glen Powell of "Top Gun: Maverick" fame has to say about his rumored casting as Cyclops in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Val Kilmer's Biggest Challenge Playing Batman Isn't What You'd Expect
Val Kilmer only played Batman one time on the big screen, and he explained why he decided to hang up the cowl after just a single outing.
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Warner Bros. Execs Have An Obvious Solution To The Flash Problem Staring Them All In The Face
If Ezra Miller isn't continuing in the DCEU after "The Flash," here's how the studio could get around an awkward recasting of the character.
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How The Addams Family From Netflix's Wednesday Should Really Look
Netflix's "Wednesday" offers a new take on the Addams family -- but how should these creepy characters really look? We're here to find out.
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A Rising Marvel Star Is Heading To The Simpsons
"The Simpsons" boasts all kinds of impressive voiceover talent. And soon, a rising star in the Marvel Cinematic Universe will join the roster.
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The Vintage Prop Lauren German Stole From Lucifer's Set
It is a time-honored tradition for an actor to take a souvenir from set when production wraps. So, what vintage prop did Lauren German take from "Lucifer"?
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Scott Adsit Explains Why Baymax Is More Of A Disney Icon Than A Marvel Superhero - Exclusive
Is Baymax a Disney or Marvel icon? Scott Adsit answered that question when speaking to Looper about the "Big Hero 6" series.
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Jameela Jamil's Character In She-Hulk Answers A Question Literally Nobody Was Asking
"She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" answers a question literally nobody was asking with the introduction of Jameela Jamil's character, Titania.
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Val Kilmer Reveals Whether He's Open To Playing Batman Again
Val Kilmer recently revealed whether or not he's open to returning to the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne in the future.
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