Times TV Actors Regretted Their Work
Taking a role is always a leap of faith for an actor, and it doesn't always work out.
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Where Are All The MCU Infinity Stones Now?
Here's the full rundown of where we can find all of the MCU's Infinity Stones leading up to Avengers: Infinity War.
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Avengers: Infinity War Character Posters Unite The Marvel Cinematic Universe
The cast of Avengers: Infinity War is so big, it takes five posters to display all the main characters. Marvel unveiled a series of Infinity Stone-themed character posters for Avengers: Infinity War that bring together the heroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Suicide Squad Director David Ayer Explains The Joker's Deleted Scenes
When Suicide Squad was released in theaters, DC fans were surprised to see that it didn't include much of Jared Leto's role as the Joker. Now, director David Ayer has revealed additional details on what the Clown Prince of Crime would have gotten up to in Suicide Squad.
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Disney's The Jungle Cruise Adds Jack Whitehall To Its Main Cast
Jack Whitehall has officially boarded Disney's The Jungle Cruise. The British comedian and actor will star opposite Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt in the upcoming film.
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Bad Boys TV Spinoff Casts Zach McGowan As Its Villain
The 100 actor Zach McGowan will be the baddest bad boy in NBC's forthcoming Bad Boys television spinoff. McGowan will star opposite Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba as the series' main villain.
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Mark Hamill Says George Lucas Planned To Kill Luke Skywalker In Star Wars: Episode IX
Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill recently opened up about Star Wars creator George Lucas' scrapped Episode IX, revealing that Lucas originally planned a different fate for the beloved Jedi.
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Captain Marvel Will Bring Back Agent Coulson And Two Guardians Of The Galaxy Villains
Captain Marvel won't just bring back Nick Fury. The upcoming Marvel flick will also feature the return of Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson along with Guardians of the Galaxy's Lee Pace as Ronan the Accuser and Djimon Hounsou as Korath the Pursuer.
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See Tom Hardy As Al Capone In First Photo From Fonzo
Tom Hardy is going full-on grim for his role as Al Capone in Fonzo. The actor took to Instagram to share the first photo of himself in character as the notorious gangster.
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Why DC Won't Release The Zack Snyder Justice League Cut
Rumors still abound about the potential existence of a version of Justice League left behind by Zack Snyder, but there's little reason to believe Warners will ever put it out. Here's why DC won't release the Zack Snyder Justice League cut.
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Gina Rodriguez To Play Carmen Sandiego In Live-Action Netflix Movie
Netflix has landed the rights to a live-action movie based on the Carmen Sandiego media franchise, and Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez will play the title role. She's also slated to voice the character in an animated series coming in 2019.
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The Darkest Minds: Get Your First Look At Amandla Stenberg's YA Thriller
The first look at The Darkest Minds, 20th Century Fox and director Jennifer Yuh Nelson's dystopian thriller based on Alexandra Bracken's bestselling young adult novel of the same name, has arrived. Amandla Stenberg leads as Ruby, a 16-year-old with super-human powers.
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Thor Meets The Guardians Of The Galaxy In New Avengers: Infinity War Clip
We've known it would happen since the first trailer dropped for Avengers: Infinity War, but we finally get to see how Thor gets mixed up with the Guardians of the Galaxy, and it's just about perfect.
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Mark Hamill Insisted On Changing One Moment In The Last Jedi
Despite Mark Hamill and Star Wars: The Last Jedi writer-director Rian Johnson disagreeing on their visions for Luke Skywalker in the latest saga installment, Hamill happily stuck to Johnson's script. Well, with the exception of one small detail, that is.
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Fear The Walking Dead Season 4 Trailer Reveals New And Familiar Faces
AMC revealed a new trailer for season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead, and it offers us a good look at Morgan (Lennie James), who will be the first character to cross over from The Walking Dead to the prequel series, along with new characters played by Jenna Elfman, Garret Dillahunt and Maggie Grace.
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Riverdale Showrunner Confirms The Black Hood Will Be Back
During a panel at this year's PaleyFest, series showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa revealed that Riverdale plans to revisit the Black Hood plot in upcoming episodes of season 2.
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Stranger Things: First Details About Season 3 Revealed
Five months after the second season premiere of Stranger Things, the cast and creatives behind the Netflix hit assembled for a panel at PaleyFest LA. While they remained mostly tight-lipped about what's coming in season 3, executive producer Shawn Levy did reveal a few significant details.
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Pacific Rim: Uprising's Ending Explained
The Jaeger Brigade is back for another city-leveling monster mash with Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots, so let's clear up those pesky little details that you may have missed in the final act of Pacific Rim: Uprising.
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The Real Reason These Celebs Quit Acting For Good
At some point in their careers, these celebrities looked at their artistic and professional achievements, fame, fortune, and shelves full of awards and said, "This is not for me." And then, they left acting behind and were fortunate enough to discover the things they really wanted to do.
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Aquaman Director Explains Why We're Still Waiting For A Trailer
Aquaman director James Wan took to Twitter to explain the delay in the trailer release for his upcoming DC film Aquaman, starring Jason Momoa as the titular underwater superhero. Nicole Kidman, Dolph Lundgren, Willem Dafoe, and Yahya Abdul-Mateen also star in the film.
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Pacific Rim Uprising Tops Black Panther At Weekend Box Office
Pacific Rim Uprising became the first film to succeed in unseating Black Panther at the weekend box office. The movie, which stars John Boyega and Scott Eastwood, topped the Chadwick Boseman-starring Marvel superhero film, which is in its sixth weekend in theaters.
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Donald Glover's Deadpool Animated Series Canceled At FX
FX has pulled the plug on its planned Deadpool animated series from Donald Glover. The adult-oriented action-comedy had Marvel Television, FX Productions, and ABC Studios' ABC Signature behind it, and was set to premiere sometime this year.
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Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Won't Receive Directing Credit On Solo: A Star Wars Story
Former Solo: A Star Wars Story directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have revealed that they won't receive a directing credit on the forthcoming film, but they have elected to take a different creative recognition.
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Chicago Fire Actress DuShon Monique Brown Dies At 49
DuShon Monique Brown, the actress known for playing Chief Boden's assistant Connie on Chicago Fire, has died. Brown passed away on Friday, March 23 shortly after noon. She was just 49 years old.
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Black Panther Is Now The Top-Grossing Superhero Movie Of All Time In The U.S.
Black Panther has added yet another accolade to its growing collection of titles. On Saturday (March 23), the Chadwick Boseman-starring Marvel film became the top-grossing superhero movie of all time in the U.S.
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Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn Cancels Filming After On-Set Firefighter Death
The producers of Edward Norton's upcoming movie Motherless Brooklyn have canceled filming following the on-set death of New York City firefighter Michael Davidson. The 37-year-old was killed on Thursday, March 22 after a fire broke out in a Harlem townhouse Norton and his crew were using as a set.
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Cartoon Characters You Didn't Know Were Inspired By Real People
They could only have existed onscreen, but before we enjoyed their cartoon adventures, some of the most memorable animated characters were inspired by the stories of actual people.
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