Marvel's next big crossover is going to take some time to set up. The $52.4 billion Disney-Fox merger is primed to bring Fox's stable of Marvel heroes over to the control of Disney's Marvel Studios, but studio president Kevin Feige urges fans not to expect those characters to show up anytime soon.
Read MoreThe best time to sign up for HBO Now? Right now. HBO has announced its complete lineup of new releases hitting HBO Now in May 2018. Standout launches include the Christopher Nolan-directed, Oscar-winning flick Dunkirk and the severely underappreciated coming-of-age drama Patti Cake$.
Read MoreWelcome to Winchester, remixed. Netflix dropped the first trailer for Dear White People season 2, giving fans a peek into what the series' sophomore turn will entail. The series will return to the streaming site on May 4.
Read MoreThanos' main mission is to acquire all six gems for the Infinity Gauntlet, but a big part of that mission revolves around his adopted daughter, Gamora.
Read MoreThere are a number of talented people working on both sides of the camera to bring DC's second-biggest superteam to life. Here's what we know about the Titans.
Read MoreHulu is hoping for a 10 out of 10 with Less Than Zero. The streaming service is developing a drama series based on author Bret Easton Ellis' 1985 novel Less Than Zero, which inspired the 1987 feature film of the same name.
Read MoreHulu isn't playing around when it comes to incredible new releases in May 2018. Anyone who pays the streaming site's subscriber fee — or mooches off their parent, roommate, or significant other, we're not judging — has dozens of television series and movies to look forward to watching.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War and its untitled sequel will be chock full of death, but if you're expecting to see Death herself show up, you might be disappointed. Joe Russo, who co-directed the third and fourth Avengers movies, has made a firm statement on the character's current status in the MCU.
Read MoreAmazon Prime will be TV and movie lovers go-to spot for new releases in May. From action flicks like The Crow to spy pics like From Russia With Love to literally every single installment in the Rocky franchise, here's what's coming to Amazon Prime in May 2018.
Read MoreHank Azaria is more than willing to step away from The Simpsons. Following controversy surrounding his character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Azaria revealed that he wants to see Indian and South Asian writers help shape the Apu's future, and is okay with stepping aside to no longer voice the character.
Read MoreDirector James Wan has channeled a little Billy Shakes for the upcoming Aquaman movie. Wan revealed that Aquaman features the same type of tension found in William Shakespeare's works, and that the film feels like a "classic Shakespearean story" set against a fantastical underwater backdrop.
Read MoreHulu is no longer following The Path. The streaming service has canceled its original series The Path, which starred Aaron Paul as Eddie Lane, Michelle Monaghan as Sarah Lane, and Hugh Dancy as Calvin "Cal" Roberts, after three seasons.
Read MoreA good horror film lets viewers know what they're in for right from the get-go. Here are the most terrifying opening scenes in horror films.
Read MoreLauren Cohan's stint on The Walking Dead isn't dead after all. Cohan, who plays Maggie Rhee (née Greene) on the acclaimed AMC post-apocalyptic horror series, confirmed at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Tuesday night that she's definitely coming back to the show for season 9.
Read MoreAquaman made major waves this week at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. During Warner Bros.' film slate presentation at the event, the studio unveiled the first footage for the upcoming James Wan-directed standalone starring Jason Momoa.
Read MoreIf you can't beat the heat this May, get inside and chill out with some brand new Netflix programming. The streaming giant kicks off the month with more original films and shows than ever before, offering hard-hitting dramas with screamworthy sci-fi thrillers and laugh-out-loud comedies alike.
Read MoreDeadpool isn't just the Merc with a Mouth, he's also the master of movie references. A new snap from Deadpool 2 shows Ryan Reynolds' Wade Wilson honoring the classic 1989 film Say Anything..., directed by Cameron Crowe and led by John Cusack and Ione Skye.
Read MoreFollowing the worldwide premiere of Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel lifted the review embargo for the massive superhero ensemble film, and critics' reviews, of course, wound up on Rotten Tomatoes. The review aggregator has now confirmed that Avengers: Infinity War is Certified Fresh.
Read MoreGet your teasing combs, cans of extra-hold hairspray, and Madonna cassette tapes out: We're going to the '80s. Wonder Woman 2 director Patty Jenkins has reportedly confirmed that the sequel flick will indeed take place in the 1980s.
Read MoreWe haven't seen Wilson in the prime roles as much lately, but that's just because he's been busy doing other stuff.
Read MoreFox's high-rated drama series is reportedly facing cancellation or recasting over the allegedly abusive on-set behavior of its co-lead, Clayne Crawford.
Read MoreThe apotheosis of 10 years of Marvel Cinematic Universe successes and a few sort-of stumbles, Avengers: Infinity War has clearly been highly anticipated, but is it worth the wait, and does it live up to the otherworldly buzz that has surrounded it since day one? Here's what the critics are saying.
Read MoreThe irreverent psychos behind the marketing of Fox's Deadpool 2 have gone and done it again, "it" being officially releasing some pretty bonkers, devil-may-care material as ironic promotional art. Deadpool and Lisa Frank — two great tastes that taste great together. Who'd have thought?
Read MoreJoss Whedon has now stepped forward to defend his controversial Wonder Woman script.
Read MoreSense8 fans, it's time for a bittersweet celebration. Netflix has announced the official premiere date for the Sense8 series finale, the feature film-length closing chapter of the sci-fi drama created by Lana and Lilly Wachowski and J. Michael Straczynski.
Read MoreTime to head back to the jungle. Sony Pictures has officially dated its upcoming Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle sequel, which sees stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan reprise their respective roles.
Read MoreNow that it's actually being put together, we're finally starting to get an idea of where — and when — Marvel's Black Widow solo movie will take place.
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