The movie’s official website is now online! You can find the logo, links to their social media pages, and a place to sign up for the latest news. The movie is scheduled to hit theaters on July 31, 2026.
Ossio shared a new artwork piece called Absolute Superman online, explaining that it was inspired by the initial promotional image of Henry Cavill as Superman from the movie Man of Steel.
As a huge fan of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, I was thrilled to see he just dropped a new image! It’s Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, and she’s wearing Batman’s gauntlets – pretty cool, especially with the anniversary of the film coming up on March 18th.
I was really interested to hear what Kevin Feige had to say at the opening of USC’s new film and TV production division – named after him, no less! He was there with Ryan Coogler and Shawn Levy, and they talked about fans, all the wild theories people come up with online, and how Marvel actually listens to – and uses – that feedback. It was fascinating to get a peek behind the curtain.
One person who claims to have seen a cut of the movie had high praise for what they watched.
In an interview with Beyond Noise Magazine, Issue 5, Alcock expressed her hope that the film will empower young girls to embrace their imperfections and not be afraid to be a little flawed or messy.
Filming for the show is taking place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Jeremy Renner will reprise his role as Mike McLusky, and Edie Falco is also returning to the cast.
During a press conference at the Pentagon on Friday, Hegseth criticized CNN’s coverage of the Strait of Hormuz and then made a notable statement: he believes CNN would improve if David Ellison became its leader.
This week, Spling explores three uniquely strange and captivating works: the wildly imaginative and unsettling Bugonia, the grand and atmospheric Frankenstein, and the beautifully melancholic Train Dreams.
I’m hearing some exciting news about a new project from Sony’s 3000 Pictures! It’s currently going by the title Single Female, and they’ve brought on Sarah DeLappe – the writer behind Bodies Bodies Bodies – to pen the script. Sounds promising, right?