Hugh Jackman has spoken publicly about his X-Men director Bryan Singer, addressing the filmmaker’s alleged bullying antics on movie sets while skirting the teen grooming accusations that have dogged Singer for years
The South Bend mayor weighed in on pop culture on Friday in an interview with TMZ Live after the Democrat debate.
This year might not be that catastrophic year, but as the golden geese continue to die off, you can bet that year will arrive sooner rather than later.
Another bomb is Mindy Kaling’s Late Night, which was sold as woke-female-of-color-lecture, because we all go to the movies to get talked down to. Oh, wait — actually we don’t.
After 19 years and a lot of great movies (“X-Men,” “X-Men 2,” “Logan,” “Days of Future Past”) it is a real shame the whole thing had to implode in a toxic, SJW-influenced mess.
Six years ago, “The Wolverine” opened to $53 million. That is now the second lowest. “Dark Phoenix” — even with the “First Class” cast, even with Jennifer Lawrence, came in $17 million below that.
Dark Phoenix has forever ended the argument over which X-Men sucks the hardest.
Disney has closed its $71 billion acquisition of Fox’s entertainment business, putting “Cinderella,” ″The Simpsons,” ″Star Wars” and “Dr. Strange” under one corporate roof.
Rumors about Bryan Singer’s predilection for underage boys have been floating around for two decades.
Director Bryan Singer is being sued for allegedly raping and forcibly performing oral sex on a 17-year-old boy in 2003.
Comic book artist Ardian Syaf’s contract with Marvel has been terminated after he hid anti-Semitic and anti-Christian references within the first issue of X-Men Gold.
Marvel Comics was forced to issue an apology following the discovery of alleged anti-Semitic and anti-Christian references in a recent issue of X-Men by artist Ardian Syaf. Indonesian artist Ardian Syaf allegedly inserted political and religious references in relation to the
U.K.-born actor Patrick Stewart told the co-hosts of The View that he’s applying for U.S. citizenship so he can mount opposition to President Donald Trump from inside the country.
Moviegoers wary of endless sequels have sent early-summer Hollywood box office revenue tumbling down 22 percent over the same time period last year.
Actress Rose McGowan blasted film studio 20th Century Fox this week over promotional billboards for its latest film, X-Men Apocalypse, that depict Jennifer Lawrence’s character Mystique being violently choked by the villain Apocalypse, played in the film by Oscar Isaac.
Legendary X-Men character Bobby Drake, aka Iceman, is set to come out of the closet in a new issue of the “All-New X-Men” comic book series.
