Before we go any further, let's stress that this is very much a rumor and a wish, and not at all a confirmed report. Still, many of the leading ladies of the Marvel universe have expressed a desire to have a team up film.

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Frequent moviegoers, how has assigned seating affected your film experience? Are you enjoying being able to cruise in after the previews, or have you sighed one too many times watching people fight over a seat?

He's a political outsider with an unusual campaign platform and a large number of alt-right followers, whose numbers are quickly growing. No one has to support Yang if they don't connect with his ideas but all of that sounds a whole lot like another candidate the media didn't take seriously for far too long and, well, look how that turned out.

There's a line between honest coverage and doing something that will deliberately be provocative against an artist's direct wishes. Nylon should not run this particular cover, and they very much owe Billie Eilish a proper apology.

The film's cinematographer, Robert Richardson, made a statement to Collider confirming that Harrelson would absolutely return in the sequel as Cletus Kasady, host of the symbiote Carnage.

Please be aware: I started openly sobbing over the Rolling Stones mash-up for the Duke, and I hate the Duke.

Unfortunately, good news around reproductive rights can feel pretty sparse on the heels of Planned Parenthood being forced to give up Title X funding and several states on the brink of losing safe, legal abortion access if proposed bans in those states take effect. Still, speaking of abortion bans and good news, this week, Missouri women and reproductive rights advocates celebrated a federal judge blocking the state’s eight-week abortion ban, literally the day before it would have taken effect.

On Twitter, actor Hugh Grant had a few prime words for Britain's Prime Minister and Donald Trump lite Boris Johnson that captured, shall we say, the current mood.

The book is titled 'The City We Became' and according to a new interview, N.K. Jemisin's next novel, publishing next spring, is set in Jemisin’s hometown of New York (woot), but with a twist.