The Hunger Games series is returning, and it's an opportunity to finally craft a truly diverse dystopia.

Stunt workers rarely get a moment in the limelight, so it's awesome that Larson gave both women their due on stage.

Mitch McConnell appeared on Fox & Friends Sunday and responded to Stewart's comments with as much glibness as you might expect. He told the hosts that he doesn't know why Stewart "is all bent out of shape," and that "many things in Congress happen at the last minute."

"But I just feel like I need to be as honest as possible, since my goal in this is to help other people to not be in the same position."

Robert Downey Jr. is recruiting a new environmental Avenger to his Footprint Coalition.

A month ago, I might've said that Michael Sheen was an unlikely pick to be dating the entirety of the Internet.

For a long time, Dungeons and Dragons has had a reputation for being a straight, white man’s game, but over the past few years, with the release of the roleplaying game’s fifth edition and rise of online gaming platforms like Roll20, the demographics of the game have seen a big shift. The player base has grown, and in doing so, has become quite a bit more diverse. Not only is it a more welcoming place for women and people of color, but now, D&D is also pretty gay.

Stories are emerging detailing the turmoil behind the scenes of 'Men in Black: International,' starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.

Rocket Raccoon, the Guardians of the Galaxy's furry, genetically enhanced curmudgeon, finds love in Marvel comics. Her name is Lylla, and she's an intelligent, talking otter because, you know, that checks out.

From the opening scene, wherein Steve Rogers kisses Peggy Carter in the past and then babbles out an apology for making out with her niece in the future, I knew that How It Should Have Ended would do 'Avengers: Endgame' right. Where it really shines is poking at how much of this movie doesn't hold together upon further reflection.

Daredevil has always had rotten luck at the Emmys, but this makes no sense.

Will I see this movie? Yes, of course. I love musicals, but I'll be bringing my color brightening glasses with me so I can feel like there's some life to whatever this movie is shaping up to be.

Lena Headey talked about a significant scene she filmed in season seven of 'Game of Thrones' that didn't make it to the screen.

I seem to say this every day, but 2019 is a stellar year for horror films.

Brodway's Oklahoma! revival does what many revivals fail at: It points out the problems within this story but doesn't change a single word.