We spoke to Doctor Who writer Inua Ellams about how he joined the writing team and what we can expect in the next episode, "The Story and the Engine."
Thunderbolts* writer Eric Pearson speaks candidly about the villain that almost was, the development process, and more inner workings of the MCU in our exclusive interview.
The Surfer proves that Nicolas Cage doesn't have to be outlandish or over-the-top to perfectly embody whatever role comes his way.
Thunderbolts opens this weekend, and the spark of something new in the film's ragtag team may give Marvel just the boost it needs to win back audiences.
We're back on eBay Live for the Summer of Superman, an opportunity for you to get your hands on some rare vintage comics and other must-have items for your collection!
We spoke to screenwriter Rob Wilson about the importance of vulnerability both in Captain America: Brave New World and his latest project, King of Kings.
On the latest episode of Den of Otaku, our premiere anime podcast and YouTube show, we visit with Crunchyroll to talk about this year's Anime Awards.
How a biotech company brought back Game of Thrones' dire wolf and might have saved the American red wolf from extinction along the way.
The host of The Perfect Parfait takes comedian Tim Heidecker down memory lane in the show's season finale, exploring the evolution of his off-beat brand of humor.
Alex Scharfman unpacks each of the real-life “Unicorn Tapestries” and how they inspired the look, story, characterizations, and even ending of Death of a Unicorn.
We've got our review of Alex Garland's latest film: the gritty and harrowing Warfare, about the front line experience of soldiers in the Iraq War.
What does Snow White have to teach us about Disney fans, fandom in general, and how audience attitudes need to change?
