Nearly every actor dreams of winning an Academy Award. These 10 celebrity faces missed out on films that won best picture -- ...

Marvel's Wonder Man includes major references to movies and TV shows that also happen to star huge MCU actors.

Loki and Thor standing together in Asgard in Thor (2011) - Marvel Studios We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's a pretty open secret in Hollywood that actors, when preparing ...

The X-Men will have a different lineup when they make their MCU debut, and here is a look at some great options for the team.

In an appearance on The Graham Norton Show, the host asked Wunmi Mosaku, Idris Elba, and Martin Freeman, who played Hunter B-15, Heimdall, and Everett Ross in the MCU, respectively, if they would be ...

Jennifer Roy is a children's literature scholar and a freelance writer. She currently is working as as a flex editor and on writing content for Game Rant. She received her Ph. D. in English in 2020. A ...

As we head into the Marvel Cinematic Universe's next era—widely thought to be the "Mutant Saga"—all eyes are on who Marvel Studios will decide to put the spotlight on. A shift to legacy heroes in the ...

The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe is yet another superhero story… and also a sendup of the MCU. Aspiring actor Simon Williams (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) is desperate for the lead role in the new ...

Actors famously tend to bulk up when they join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but one of the stars of 2011's Thor got (literally) too big for their britches.

The new Disney+ show Wonder Man has subtly, and accidentally, made Robert Downey Jr. himself a part of MCU lore. The show is packed with Hollywood satire and film references. One specific Easter egg ...

Scarlett Johansson is no longer the highest-grossing actor of all time as a fellow Marvel star has now claimed the title. Zoe Saldaña has become the "top leading star" worldwide with a box office ...

Right-wingers are losing their tempers, yet again, about the woke Hulk. The real-life one, anyway, played by Mark Ruffalo.