Marvel Is Suing to Keep the Rights of the 'Avengers' Characters

Leonardo DiCaprio is enjoying a night out with his girlfriend Camila Morrone!

Black Widow director Cate Shortland has revealed a scene that Marvel boss Kevin Feige fought to keep in the film.Speaking to Empire, Shortland said the dinner scene – which sees all four members of the family falling back into their roles while reflecting on their relationships – was one Feige wanted keeping in the final cut of the film.Shortland told the publication: “He doesn’t give you many directives, he’s very free.

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EXCLUSIVE: The Amazon Video Direct series Gravesend is growing its cast by 6 in season 2. New additions include Fran Drescher (The Nanny, Hotel Transylvania), Martin Kove (The Karate Kid, Cobra Kai), Mario Cantone (Sex and the City, All My Life), William Forsythe (Raising Arizona, Boardwalk Empire), Andrew Dice Clay (A Star is Born, Blue Jasmine), and Sofia Milos (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Friends).

Marvel Comics has a long history of controversy when it comes to creators’ rights. Technically, it’s not just a Marvel Comics problem, but a problem with all publishers that do “work-for-hire” projects.

When director Christopher Amos, came up with the idea to do a documentary about Peter Tatchell he was surprised to discover how many people hated the Australian-born activist “When researching the film, the director was astonished to discover the intense abuse and vitriol that had been directed against me over the last five decades. That’s how he came up with the title ‘Hating Peter Tatchell’.

From dojo to dance floor. Dancing With the Stars season 30 will be the first introduction to Martin Kove for some viewers — and there are a few things to know about the contestant.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterStalwart Marvel Studios executive Victoria Alonso has been promoted to president of physical and post production, visual effects, and animation production.The 15-year veteran will oversee those departments across all Marvel film and series efforts.

You could argue that there are no two filmmakers working at higher levels, artistically, at this moment, than Denis Villeneuve and Chloe Zhao. And interestingly, both are debuting huge tentpole blockbusters this year with “Dune” and “Eternals,” respectively.

“Dune,” helmed by French-Canadian director Denis Villeneuve has already been screened at the Venice Film Festival to largely positive reactions from people familiar and unfamiliar with the source material that hopefully telegraphs the film’s accessibility to a general audience.

Marta Balaga Fresh off Juho Kuosmanen’s win at Cannes – where his “Compartment No.

Hawkeye knows if you've been bad or good in the first trailer for Marvel's next streaming series, so be good for goodness' sake.

Opening up…