‘Black Panther’ director Ryan Coogler begins work on new comic book movie ‘Bitter Root’

The more DC and Warner Bros moves away from their original idea for a shared comic book universe (seen at its nadir by Suicide Squad), the better off they seem. This week, they release Birds of Prey (officially known as Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), a brash and undeniably fun flick that indulges in chaos, girl power, and pure pop silliness.

Rangers legend Stuart McCall has returned to Bradford for his third stint as manager after Gary Bowyer left the club.

The film premiered in Mexico City at the weekend

Hands up if you’ve ever felt personally victimised by Regina George? If so, we have some news. 

Deeply personal but indulgently campy, Justin Simien’s Sundance opener “Bad Hair” is a genre-blending horror show that the director said serves as a tribute to the struggles of black women.

The lack of diversity among this year's Oscar nominees was a hot topic at the African American Film Critics Associationgala on Wednesday night, with attendees weighing in on the causes and what can be done to create a more inclusive group of contenders.AAFCA founder Gil L.

IF YOU’RE thinking of making an epic road trip your next big holiday adventure, the latest Haynes publication has to be your starting point.

Ahead of its release on Netflix in just a couple of weeks’ time, the streamer has released a brand new featurette for Locke & Key, the original series adaptation of the comic book of the same name. The new behind the scenes looks shows how the series was adapted from the source material, which released by IDW, written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez.

On Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg—W's latest podcast series—Hollywood's brightest sit down with the magazine's Editor-at-Large to talk about "Five Things" that have made them who they are: a person, a place, an object, one positive event, and one negative event that ultimately turned into something positive.

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Johnny Marr is working with Hans Zimmer on the score for the next James Bond film No Time to Die, NME reports and Marr’s representative confirmed to Pitchfork. Zimmer—who was recently announced to replace composer Dan Romer, three months before the release of the film—previously worked with the Smiths guitarist on films including Inception and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Marr has also performed live with the composer in years past.

After much anticipation, Dreamville unveiled the deluxe edition of their Grammy-nominated compilation album, Revenge of the Dreamers. 

On Five Things with Lynn Hirschberg—W's latest podcast series—Hollywood's brightest sit down with the magazine's Editor-at-Large to talk about "Five Things" that have made them who they are: a person, a place, an object, one positive event, and one negative event that ultimately turned into something positive.