Now the dust has settled on the whole Thanos affair -- ahem -- where does the Marvel Cinematic Universe go from here? "Avengers: Endgame" gave us a few clues, and so has Marvel Studios' planning calendar. So let's dive into the quantum realm of rumor and hearsay.
SPOILER WARNING: If you have not watched Season 8, Episode 3 of Game of Thrones, retreat into your castle and seal yourself in the very safe crypts because this post is one big spoiler.
Two pop-culture juggernauts, "Avengers: Endgame" and "Game of Thrones," nearly collided this weekend -- the first with a record-shattering box-office performance, the latter with a much-anticipated episode of its final season likely to turn many viewers into an emotional wreck.
Give CBS credit for trying something a little different with "The Red Line," a miniseries in the mode of "American Crime" and "Shots Fired." Yet this tragic tale of a police shooting and its aftermath -- infused by race and the rough-and-tumble of Chicago politics -- plays like a rather pallid soap opera, awkwardly juggling its intersecting plots.
Director John Singleton's daughter says her father is "not in a coma" and claims Singleton's mother, Shelia Ward, is "misrepresenting" his condition, according to a new court filing.
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A New York Supreme Court judge has banned reporters and the general public from portions of Friday's pretrial hearing in the sexual assault case against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Former teen star Corey Feldman, who caught flack in the wake of "Leaving Neverland" for appearing to defend Michael Jackson on social media, now wonders if the singer was grooming him.
