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With the "Star Trek: Beyond" release date barely a few weeks away, the studio's already certain they've locked a big summer blockbuster -- so certain, in fact, a fourth installment has already been approved, with one surprising returning cast member: Chris Hemsworth! The "Thor" actor will return to the Starship Enterprise for the first time since 2009. Read More »
Our worst fears related to the Westeros weather have been confirmed: the arrival of winter has now officially delayed the release date for the next season of "Game of Thrones." Recently, HBO announced that the Emmy-winning fantasy epic series won't be returning to the small screen until the summer of 2017 -- and, even worse, the next season will only have seven episodes. Read More »
The new "Power Rangers" movie, a reboot of the Mighty Morphin show, will try to steer away from the franchise's campy past to introduce a new version of the Rangers, darker and more nuanced -- and they've hired a top actress for the role of the main villain. Elizabeth Banks, long announced as galactic baddie Rita Repulsa, just got a new image -- where she threatens Yellow Ranger Trini! Read More »
Tituss Burgess, the Broadway star turned Emmy nominee on Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," was trying to move his couch earlier this week when he ran into what sounds like the most unprofessional company ever. In full Titus Andromedon fashion, the actor took to Yelp to give a pretty bad review of Franks Express Movers -- and it went viral. Read More »
It's been over 25 years since Pennywise, the most evil clown in literature, made its way into television sets in the two-part adaptation of Stephen King's It, played then by legendary actor Tim Curry. Now, the horror book is getting another adaptation, this time on the big screen and played by Hemlock Grove actor Bill Skarsgard -- and he very much looks the part. Read More »
This year marks the grand return of the Harry Potter world, with the J.K. Rowling-penned Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them hitting theaters later this year and the Cursed Child play currently on previews on London's West End -- but there might be some more magic on the way. Warner Bros., who produced all eight Harry Potter films, just made a move for the sequel's adaptation rights! Read More »
Science fiction superstar and incredible lady Sigourney Weaver has been the face of the Alien franchise for the past four decades, as she's already played Ellen Ripley in four movies, even if the latter two have left fans fairly disheartened, but things are changing: the actress just gave an update regarding Neill Blomkamp's take on the Ridley Scott franchise! Read More »
Renée Elise Goldsberry very recently earned her first-ever Tony Award for originating the role of Angelica Schuyler Church in the mega smash Hamilton musical, but she's not throwing away her shot beyond Broadway: she's joining the cast of the upcoming Netflix cyberpunk series Altered Carbon! Read More »
Fans of smash Broadway musical "Hamilton" are barely recovering from its three main stars leaving, as they took their last bow on the Richard Rodgers last weekend, but there is some more bad news ahead: Tony Award-winning Daveed Diggs, who originated the roles of the Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson, is saying goodbye. Read More »
Although there's no official release date announced for Netflix's revival, "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life," it would seem we're getting closer to an announcement, as the people involved in the show seem to be getting more and more outspoken on interviews and social media. Melissa McCarthy, who first rose to fame in the role of Stars Hollow chef Sookie St. James, just talked some mild spoilers! Read More »
Filming for "Thor: Ragnarok" has already begun in Australia, and the Asgardians Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston are back for some more space goodness, accompanied this time around by Oscar nominee Mark Ruffalo, reprising his beloved role as The Incredible Hulk -- and the actor's Twitter shows he's already having a blast on set! Read More »
After Marvel Studios confirmed they'll be back for this year's San Diego Comic-Con, its major superhero contender, Warner Bros. (who owns the rights to the DC Comics adaptations) has announced their own line-up for the major event, and it's downright glorious: everything from Wonder Woman and Suicide Squad to new Harry Potter spinoff Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them will get time! Read More »
With Warner Bros. bringing their big guns to the San Diego Comic-Con later this month, it's no surprise to see they're already launching the first details about their upcoming films, including the first-ever solo Wonder Woman movie nearly a century after the character was created. Recently, the film's screenwriters were revealed -- and the DC CCO Geoff Johns was one of them. Read More »
