If Katie Cassidy could play another DC character, who would it be? It turns out that Cassidy herself can provide the answer to this question, and the choices for her potential DC future are maybe not the ones you would expect.
Read MoreWhen it comes to the art of the parody, there isn't a single soul in Hollywood that can match up to the legendary Mel Brooks. The famous comedian has built a name for himself through his ability to poke fun at the big screen's most recognizable titles.
Read MoreBlack Panther star Letitia Wright sparked a wave of anger and frustration on social media when she shared a video on her Twitter account December 3 that questioned the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.
Read MoreThanks to ongoing gags like the Slap Bet, Robin Sparkles' storied career, and Barney's ever-expanding Bro Code, How I Met Your Mother makes for the perfect comfort food rewatch.
Read MoreHirst had intended to kill the character, but Harald ended up giving the showrunner something he sorely needed.
Read MoreWatch any TV show enough and the main characters will start to rub off on you. At any given point, you're one Great British Baking Show binge away from thinking you can cook, a Dexter DVD set removed from thinking you can get away with murder, or a weekend of Hannibal from thinking you can do both.
Read MoreOne of the most popular supporting cast members on Mom is Kristen Johnston, who plays ex-con Tammy. While she's been getting more screen time, some fans are concerned about the direction her character seems to be heading in.
Read MoreColor symbolism is at work in Breaking Bad. From the bright yellow of the hazmat suits Walt and Jesse wear to Marie's purple ... well, just about everything, set decoration and character wardrobes were always chosen with an eye toward revealing character and the broader arc of the story.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg's 1993 epic Schindler's List ranks among the most enduring Holocaust stories in cinema, but director Stanley Kubrick isn't a fan. In fact, he wouldn't even call it a Holocaust movie.
Read MorePublished by Sony's official Latinoamérica YouTube channel, then captured and re-posted to Twitter, the minute-long teaser features clips from all three live-action Spider-Man franchises and teases that "You don't have to choose – in the Marvel multiverse, anything can happen."
Read MoreIn Fatman, Chris Cringle is portrayed by Mel Gibson. It's a casting decision made by co-directors and co-writers Ian and Eshom Nelms after a chance encounter with Gibson four years ago, when a surprising observation made them pursue him for their long-gestating project.
Read MoreA detail spotted in photos from the set of the Disney+ series Hawkeye may not be as immediately exciting as a release date, but it's definitely not something to simply brush over. Of course, if you're too busy admiring that beautiful Golden Retriever... well, that's understandable.
Read MoreAccording to The Hollywood Reporter, Ava DuVernay and Arrow's Jill Blankenship are set to produce an adaptation of the Brian Michael Bendis comic series Naomi. Let's talk about who Naomi is and what she might mean for the future of The CW.
Read MoreThe Lord of the Rings trilogy have remained a dominant milestone in cinematic fantasy from the moment they first flashed up on the screen, and can truly claim to be the best fantasy films of all time.
Read MoreLaura, a.k.a. X-23, was a standout in Logan, and plenty of fans were optimistic she could eventually get her own solo film and carry on Wolverine's legacy. Actress Dafne Keen continues to hold out hope such a project could eventually come to fruition.
Read MoreA bunch of exciting new information has come out about the Disney+ television series Hawkeye as production has begun ramping up. Variety now has a report officially confirming five new actors joining Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld on Hawkeye, along with details about their specific roles.
Read MoreIn a recent interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Zendaya revealed the heart-wrenching real-life story that influenced an important moment in December's special episode of Euphoria, "Trouble Don't Last Always."
Read MoreComedy is entertainment, but it's also medicine. Here then are the best (and more importantly, funniest) comedies of 2020.
Read MoreIn a recent interview, Natasha Perez discussed the struggles she faced in accepting the role of Yolanda Saldívar in Netflix's Selena: The Series, including a concern that most people might not consider: that taking the job might endanger her safety.
Read MoreMing-Na Wen's Fennec Shand is a relative newcomer to the galaxy far, far away, having made her debut in the season 1 episode of The Mandalorian titled "The Gunslinger." With her return in chapter 14, there's no better time to get to know the character.
Read MoreIf seeing the Comms Officer in chapter 14 of The Mandalorian gave you flashes of déjà vu, you're not just being tricked by those cumbersome hats the Empire makes its officers wear. Here's why the actress who plays her looks so familiar.
Read MoreFrom the films and the cartoon to behind-the-scenes drama, here's the untold truth of The Pink Panther.
Read MoreCassian Andor news! We've got a news alert for the Disney+ Cassian Andor series here! Series star Diego Luna recently shared an exciting update about the Rouge One prequel show during an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
Read MoreLike Riverdale, Hulu's The Hardy Boys puts a modern spin on a familiar tale. During our exclusive interview, Looper spoke with stars Rohan Campbell, Alexander Elliot, and James Tupper about the connections between that dark take on Archie comics and their new version of this century-old book series.
Read MoreKeen-eyed and long-time Star Wars fans will see something similar, even cyclical, about the pairing of Boba Fett and Fennec Shand.
Read MoreAs undeniably cool as it was to see Temuera Morrison done up in beskar once again as Boba Fett, it was equally rad to witness his slick ride making planetfall on Tython on the latest episode of The Mandalorian. Here's Boba's ship fully explained.
Read MoreWhile audiences will have to wait at least another week to get closure on the many answer raised by Boba Fett's appearance on The Mandalorian, there's one aspect of his return that we can still sink our teeth into: that stick that he used to tenderize the armor off of a bunch of stormtroopers.
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