A wonderful spooky season surprise.

Rachel Zegler is setting the record straight on Snow White.

Amid his post-slap comeback, Will Smith is joining a thriller, and there's a serious talent writing it.

James Cameron has big plans for the Avatar franchise, as we wait for the third movie.

James Cameron admits to unknowingly borrowing this famous Avatar phrase from his 1997 box office smash.

Mad Max co-creator George Miller has more stories to tell within the post-apocalyptic franchise.

Stephen King has not only confirmed he's written a new novella, but that it's a sequel to one of his scarest books.

DC Comics is releasing a prequel to The Batman exploring the origins of Paul Dano's Riddler, and Dano himself is writing the book. Find out what to expect from Riddler: Year One.

For a moment, Annette looked to have Rihanna taking part in perhaps her strangest duet.

Not the best update for Alexandra Daddario fans.

The actor behind Alberto shares his thoughts on the response to the movie's main characters.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has revealed that there were originally plans for Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange to make an appearance in the season finale, but it was decided that writing the character out would better serve the show.

Ray Fisher's Cyborg cameo has reportedly been written out of The Flash movie, and there's currently no plans to recast the role.

Black-ish creator Kenya Barris has signed on to write, direct and produce a Richard Pryor biopic for MGM, which won a heated auction for the rights to the legendary comedian's life story. Barris will produce via his Khalabo Ink Society alongside the comedian's widow, Jennifer Lee Pryor, who will produce under her Tarnished Angel banner. Tory Metzger will also produce for Levantine Films, while Adam Rosenberg will serve as an executive producer. Pryor is considered one of the greatest comics who ever lived as well as a masterful storyteller whose raw, honest and deeply personal approach to …

X-Men's Simon Kinberg has signed on to write and produce Universal's long-gestating Battlestar Galactica movie.

Time to celebrate the 25th anniversary of this amazing movie!

Rub and Tug, the controversial project about real-life transgender gangster Dante “Tex” Gill, is now being developed as a TV series by Emmy-nominated writer-producer Our Lady J and New Regency Television. Originally intended to be a film, the project drew extensive criticism when Scarlett Johansson was attached to star as Gill instead of a trangender male actor. Johansson ultimately left the role after considerable backlash, and now it appears the right creative forces are in place to tell the story the way it should be told. Our Lady J, who has worked as both a producer and …

There are so many great indies out there, here's a few good ones by people of color.

These headlines did not bring honor to us all.

Extremely bad news for all The Magicians fans out there: the Syfy series has been cancelled after five seasons. The Season 5 finale that airs on April 1st will serve as a series finale, as Syfy has opted not to move forward with another season. While those of you intimately familiar with how The Magicians is made may be panicking right now because you know the show wrapped production last year, as it turns out the showrunners had a inkling this could be the end. As a result, the Season 5 finale was written so it could also potentially serve …