Fans Think Hugh Jackman Just Hinted At A Wolverine Marvel Project

Angelique Jackson “Mogul Mowgli” director Bassam Tariq is talks to direct Marvel Studios’ “Blade” movie, starring Mahershala Ali.The two-time Oscar winner was announced to portray the vampire hunter at San Diego Comic-Con in 2019.

EXCLUSIVE: After a thorough search that involved months of meeting a slew of talent, Marvel’s new Blade movie has found its director. While a deal is not done yet, sources tell Deadline that Bassam Tariq, best known for directing the Riz Ahmed film Mogul Mowgli, is in talks to helm the the new adaptation of the popular comic with Mahershala Ali set to play the iconic vampire hunter. Stacy Osei-Kuffour is on board to pen the script with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige producing.

MCU character Contessa Valentina Allegra de la Fontaine are to see even more of her.The Marvel boss revealed in an episode of the D23 Inside Disney podcast that Louis-Dreyfus “maybe in some other things coming up” besides her recent appearances in The Falcon And The Winter Soldier and Black Widow.When speaking about the actress’ feature in the latter project, Feige acknowledged that Contessa and Black Widow character Yelena (played by Florence Pugh) have a promising new working relationship as

fired then rehired by one of the megastudios. Now Gunn is addressing his “painful” 2018 “cancellation.” In a wide-ranging interview with the The New York Times, the writer-director spoke on everything from the differences between working for Marvel versus DC to that fateful phone call he had with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige back in 2018.

James Gunn holds a rare distinction in the modern superhero filmmaking world. He’s the only director to receive credit for helming films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (“Guardians of the Galaxy” and its sequel) and the DCEU (the upcoming “The Suicide Squad”).

Jackson Hastings will miss Friday's game with Huddersfield Giants after Wigan failed to overturn his ban.

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of the first five episodes of Disney+’s Loki, & maybe the finale. Maybe.

As Marvel fans have been eager to know more about the possibility of Venom becoming a part of MCU, President of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige has declined to reveal much, and kept a strict neutral standpoint, while also giving a cryptic response saying not to "rule out" anything.In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Feige made it clear that fans will have to wait for the right time to know the fate of Venom's addition to MCU.

One of Marvel's most-anticipated films, Black Widow released in the US and several other countries on July 9. After facing multiple delays owing to the pandemic, the film became the first MCU project to hit the screens amid the pandemic.

Scarlett Johansson remembers the exact moment Kevin Feige told her about Black Widow’s “Avengers: Endgame” demise.

It’s easy to see why some fans might think Jennifer Lopez shaded Alex Rodriguez in her “Cambia El Paso” music video. For starters, J-Lo is singing about needing a change of pace—and then, we see her flipping the bird at a clingy ex-lover before leaving him for good. Who else has she left behind recently? That’s right: her ex-fiancé, A-Rod.

Hugh Jackman has playfully recounted the time when, as a teenager, he convinced himself that Whitney Houston‘s 1992 hit ‘I Will Always Love You’ was directed at him.Speaking in a new Instagram video, the 52-year-old actor jokingly suggested that the last line may not be “you” after all.“By the way, listen to the very last lyric of ‘I Will Always Love You’ by Whitney Houston. She actually says Hugh, I promise you.

Marvel‘s “Black Widow” finally releases this week and will likely be the final MCU outing for actress Scarlett Johansson.

National Pasta Month is upon us! The extended holiday, which began on October 1, celebrates all forms of the beloved food, including spaghetti, penne, fettuccine and more. The pastabilities are endless!

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the U.S. rights to “The Son,” the next film from “The Father” director Florian Zeller that stars Hugh Jackman, Laura Dern and Vanessa Kirby.

X-Men character across nine films, seemingly hanging up his claws with 2017’s Logan.Two images that were shared to Jackman’s Instagram Story yesterday (July 6) have now raised suspicions among fans that he might be returning to the role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.The first was an image of Boss Logic artwork of a Wolverine claw, while the second saw Jackman posing next to Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios and boss of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Disney and Marvel currently own the

“Imaging Shawn Mendes coming to Twitter and see himself trending,” one Twitter user mused in the early hours of July 6. For hours, the “Monster” singer’s name trended online, all because fans thought that GeorgeNotFound – the popular Minecraft player – bore a striking resemblance to the Canadian crooner.

Marvel boss Kevin Feige and Justice League's Zack Snyder have led tributes to Superman director Richard Donner following his death. The legendary director, who helmed the original 1978 superhero movie alongside a string of classics including The Goonies and Scrooged, passed away yesterday (July 5) aged 91.

The one thing that Marvel has been missing, many will agree is the sass and action of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. While fans have been eagerly waiting to see Marvel's multiverse plans and how they will include X-Men in them, actor Hugh Jackman's recent social media post seems to be hinting at a major development.