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Fans worried about DC Studios’ Lanterns release schedule can finally rejoice. Fans have been wondering for months whether all of its episodes will drop at once on HBO. James Gunn has assured that won’t be the case. Like the previous DCU TV shows, Gunn announced that Lanterns will air episodes weekly.

Earlier this month, Marvel dropped a major trailer for December’s Avengers: Doomsday, the first film in the Avengersseries since 2019. But the latest key entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is already here: Spider-Man: Brand New Day has arrived in theaters. It might achieve box office history.

We’re approaching the dog days of summer, and if you need an excuse to stay inside and beat the heat, don’t sweat it—we’ve got you covered: There are plenty of great queer movies, TV series, and specials dropping on online throughout August.

We all know Disney Plus is the hub for Disney content, new and old, along with Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and National Geographic. Beyond its familiar classics, the platform adds a steady stream of new movies and shows each month, including original series, Disney Jr. shows, Nat Geo documentaries and older library additions such as sitcoms, reality…

Earlier this year, it was announced that Wonder Man would return for a second season on Disney+. However, the TV series – which stars Yahya Abdul Mateen II and Ben Kingsley starred in the series as Simon Williams and Trevor Slattery – has now been canceled, with its writers released to other projects.

Despite announcing earlier this year that Wonder Man would return for a second season, the studio is no longer moving forward with new episodes.

Camp Rock 3 is finally here, princesses take over mid-month, and there’s enough Little League to get you to the first day of school. Here’s what to queue up.

Netflix India debuted two Original series this month that couldn’t be more different: a Telugu comedy about a reluctant sex ed teacher and a Hindi romantic drama set in a honeymoon hotspot.

Hall’s husband, Morgan Spector, was previously revealed to be playing lead Robert Langdon.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has opened up about the shock cancellation of his Disney+ series,Wonder Man.