Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Don Cheadle Honor Chadwick Boseman in ABC Tribute Special

Tatiana Maslany has been chosen to play the highly coveted role of She-Hulk in Marvel’s new series for Disney Plus, becoming the latest female talent leading a Marvel project after Brie Larson’s portrayal of Captain Marvel and Scarlett Johansson performance of Black Widow, also taking into account the upcoming female directors that are now involved in the fantastic Marvel Cinematic Universe, as Marvel head Kevin Feige attempts to diversify the film industry.Maslany is a 34-year-old Canadian

Black Widow will finally – finally! – get a solo movie later this year (finger's crossed) and we have a huge exclusive report heading up our new issue.

Black Widow might face delay in release amidst the pandemic! Disney is considering a move of the Scarlett Johansson-starring film’s theatrical release date amidst the pandemic, according to reports by Deadline on Tuesday (September 15). According to Deadline, “Not everyone is ready to go back to the theater, and it’s going to take a long time before moviegoers are comfortable.

Black Widow might be moving.

fertilization, making his road to discovering his new identity even more turbulent.While critics have praised the film for its empathetic approach, it has come under fire in LGBT circles as the latest example of the film industry not casting trans actors for trans roles.

While Natasha Romanoff's fate in Avengers: Endgame destroyed MCU (Marcel Cinematic Universe) fans, it was indeed a pleasant, welcome surprise that a Black Widow movie was in the works. Set at a time period between Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, we get in touch with Nat's previous comrades before becoming an Avenger in Black Widow.

Scarlett Johansson wears her mask and glasses while stopping for some groceries at a local market in The Hamptons on Wednesday afternoon (September 9).

Unlike a few of her fellow co-stars, *cough* Tom Holland *cough* Mark Ruffalo *cough*, Scarlett Johansson just proved she can keep a secret for years together! The actress, who will soon be seen in Black Widow, recently opened up about learning about her superhero character's death in Avengers: Endgame.

No Time to Die, Scarlett Johansson's overdue MCU standalone film, Black Widow, and the next Fast and Furious flick, F9, all scheduled to drop. But they, along with a number of other major movies, were delayed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Marvel Cinematic Universe.The Iron Man actor responded to rumours that his character might make an appearance in the upcoming Black Widow film starring Scarlett Johansson – despite Iron Man having died in Avengers: Endgame.On the SmartLess podcast, hosted by actors Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes, Robert Downey Jr.

Scarlett Johansson is picking up some essentials.

“Black Widow” is taking on serious issues for women.

Peekaboo, we see you! Scarlett Johansson, 35, and her mini-me daughter Rose, 6, were seen running errands in The Hamptons on Wednesday, September 3. They were spotted entering and exiting a supermarket which much have been quite the busy trip due to all the bags that were in the Tony winner’s shopping cart on the way out.

Marvel Studios’ upcoming film, “Black Widow,” isn’t the first solo film to be led by a female hero. That honor went to “Captain Marvel.” However, that doesn’t mean “Black Widow” won’t shy away from being a feminist feature and discussing some of the female-centric topics that are discussed in our society.

VOMO: Vote or Miss Out. And it's not just the sense of creeping dread you get as you realize that you're slowly screwing over your country if you don't, it's now an official one-hour comedy special on ABC!ABC announced Wednesday morning that it would host this comedy special, emceed by Kevin Hart, in an effort to encourage electoral participation in the 2020 election.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterABC wants to get out the vote ahead of the 2020 presidential election.The network will air hourlong special “VOMO: Vote or Miss Out,” created by online media outlet ATTN:, on Monday, Sept. 14.

No Time to Die was set to kick things off in April, and in May, Scarlett Johansson's overdue MCU standalone film, Black Widow, and the next Fast and Furious flick, F9, were scheduled to drop. Then, Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 1984 was scheduled to hit theaters in June, and the long-awaited Top Gun: Maverick was expected the same month.