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Are you ready for Verity? Adapted from Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel of the same name, the film tells the story of Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson), a struggling, stagnant author who receives the offer of a lifetime following a chance encounter with a charming stranger. Jeremy Crawford (Josh Hartnett) proposes that Lowen ghostwrite the final book…

Are cinematic universes too much homework these days? That’s often the knock on Marvel movies, but the box office grosses sometimes say otherwise — if you really needed to see them all in order to enjoy the next one, they’d all make the same amount of money. There’s an entire list of movies you’re meant…

Spider-Man has been dazzling audiences with his selfless heroics, incredible acrobatics, and unforgettable supporting cast for over 60 years. This complex and immersive legacy is part of what the wallcrawler’s many fans love about him, but for newcomers, it can be more than a little intimidating. How do you summarize such a legacy into a…

Walking onto any TV set is a thrill – and having followed Department Q since Jussi Adler Olsen’s novels were first developed into a Netflix series, the chance to visit the sound stages of Edinburgh’s FirstStage Studios was even more thrilling.

Excalibur Con, Duluth’s growing pop culture and gaming convention, expanded across the city side of the convention center this weekend, with more vendors, artists and events than ever before.

If there’s one thing a superhero movie or TV show needs to get right, it’s the action. Comic books set a high bar for fight scenes, and with the invasive presence of CGI in media based on Marvel Comics, it can be difficult for live-action projects to deliver truly innovative and gripping combat sequences. That’s…

Benny Blanco just dropped his latest single, “Te Olvido (La La),” an upbeat Latin single with wife Selena Gomez and Becky Gfrom his upcoming album Hermoso. And E! News has an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at their music video shot in Los Angeles and celebrating the city’s Chicano culture.

Matt Damon in The Odyssey. (Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures/Everett Collection)

When Netflix switched from mailing DVDs to streaming on your television, phone, or tablet, people were thrilled. Talks of cutting the cord with cable grew when apps started streaming television shows. It was an easy decision to make, but as time went on and apps took over, people noticed discrepancies.