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Objects in Space 4/18/18: Happy anniversary to Lois Lane and her boyfriend
Today is a very special day in the realm of comic books, but it's also a special day for an intrepid journalist and her boyfriend (sometimes husband) who just so happens to be the Steeliest Man.
We celebrated their anniversary with a number of pieces leading up the special day, and you can check them out using the tags for Lois Lane and Superman. Congrats, you two, on 80 years going strong.
Russo brothers specifically sent Tom Holland a 'really fake' Avengers: Infinity War script
It seems that the Russo brothers will stop at nothing to keep their new film, Avengers: Infinity War, from being spoiled. The directors apparently don't trust anyone, not even the Avengers themselves, and certainly not that slippery little Spider-Man.
Hasbro's M.A.S.K. movie still alive, lands Fate of the Furious director F. Gary Gray
Even though Hasbro's proposed cinematic universe has been in a state of limbo since last year, we now have word that at least one branch of that franchise has taken a step forward.
The Innocents Netflix trailer shows life is complicated for a teenage shapeshifter in love
Netflix has just released a brand-new trailer for The Innocents, the new British supernatural thriller series set to make its debut this summer, and what the preview may lack in plot beats, it more than makes up for in atmosphere.
Shuri one-ups Bruce Banner's smarts in hilarious new Avengers: Infinity War clip
What happens when two of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s brightest minds collide for the very first time?
53 thoughts we had while watching Jem and the Holograms (2015)
If you were a child of the '80s, it's pretty likely you grew up with Jem & the Holograms, a cartoon series build to sell toys from HASBRO. It was about Jerrica Benton, a young woman who inherits a record company from her father and decides to use it, and the giant computer in the basement, to become a secret rock star with her three sisters using a futuristic system which projected a hologram of her alternate persona, Jem, right on top of her.
It was, to put it simply, truly outrageous. It was also pretty great.
Joe Manganiello gives insight to DCEU's Deathstroke decision-making
The saga over Joe Manganiello (True Blood, Magic Mike) taking on the role of Deathstroke continues, with the actor himself providing some insight as to why he wants to play the role and what he plans to do with it — provided he ever winds up playing the DC villain again.
Lynda Carter: I’m ‘talking to’ Patty Jenkins about a role in Wonder Woman 2
The day when Lynda Carter takes the screen to delight the legions of fans who continue to regard her as DC’s original TV Amazon may be getting nearer.
April 18 in Twilight Zone History: Celebrating the 1963 premiere of 'The Incredible World of Horace Ford'
Today, April 18th, This Day in Twilight Zone History and The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia celebrate the 1963 premiere of “The Incredible World of Horace Ford.”
Get a first look at what happened after The Last Jedi in Poe Dameron comic
What happened after Rey, Finn, Poe, and the meager remnants of the Resistance went sailing off in the Millennium Falcon at the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi?
Behind the Panel: John Byrne on reinventing Superman and Lois Lane
Three decades ago, DC Comics entrusted one man with the task of a lifetime: a complete reinvention of Superman and his supporting cast.
WATCH: Brandon Routh on Superman's 80th anniversary and what he represents
Look, up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman's 80th anniversary!
Brandon Routh may currently be known as Ray Palmer, aka The Atom, on DC's Legends of Tomorrow, but before joining the misfit crew of the Waverider, the actor played one of the biggest superheroes ever: Superman.
Lord Drakkon’s dastardly plan revealed in the latest Power Rangers comic
Shattered Grid, the culmination of two years of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers comics, kicked off last week with a bang and the revelation that the book was killing off Tommy Oliver, the Green Ranger. After this devastating moment in issue 25, you would think that the writer of the comic, Kyle Higgins, might let up on the teenage heroes. Nope!
Marge Simpson was once the pen pal of First Lady Barbara Bush
When The Simpsons first came on the air in December of 1989, there was no telling just how massive it would become in American popular culture. While reviews were generally favorable, the cartoon was controversial from the get-go and the First Family didn't much care for it at the time.
Westworld turns its freakish real-world robot loose in London ahead of Season 2 premiere
If you got hooked on the show’s first season, you probably know that being a Westworld fan comes with its own unique anxieties. Well, this real-world encounter with a robot analogue of the show’s androids just shot to the top of that list.
Cathy Yan, the new director of the Harley Quinn movie, is exactly what the DCEU needs
This week, it was reported that Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment had chosen the director Cathy Yan to helm "an untitled girl gang movie" centered on the iconic Harley Quinn.
Amazon Alexa can actually help make you better at Call of Duty
Have you ever envied Tony Stark for having AI like J.A.R.V.I.S. to help him out in sticky battle situations?
Scientists accidentally create mutated plastic-eating enzyme
Although plastic recycling plants have been in operation for decades, the recycling process itself is still in need of refinement. For example, a plastic bottle can’t be made into another plastic bottle, and many plastics simply end up as litter on land and in the ocean. However, the recent discovery of a plastic-eating enzyme could lead to a potential revolution in plastic recycling far beyond any current capabilities.
13 Superman actors remember the highs, lows and craziest parts of playing the Man of Steel
We've grown up with Superman. We've followed his adventures in the comics and on screens small and large for a long, long time — 80 years, in fact. But no one has devoted as much thought to the Man of Steel (and to Superboy, too) as the many actors who've played him over the years, those who've donned the cape, tapped away at that Daily Planet typewriter, or found just the right tone for both Clark's and Kal-El's voice.
Clarke is on the run in latest trailer for Season 5 of The 100
Hard to believe that The 100 ended its fourth season nearly a year ago; but the wait is almost over and we’re now just a few days away from the post-apocalyptic series’ hotly anticipated Season 5 premiere. Ahead of the show’s return next week, The CW has dropped a new trailer featuring some new footage.