Alan Ritchson, the man who brought AquaMan to life on "Smallville," says that a big-screen take on the character is in the works. However, he doesn't know if he's up for or would be up for the role.
Talking to Comic Book Resources, Richtson says that Warner Brothers is developing an AquaMan movie. That would seem to be in line with the studio's desire to develop big-screen version of the DC Universe heroes once "Harry Potter" has run its course.
Lara Croft is coming back in 2011.
The popular video game character will be back for a new "Tomb Raider" installment next year. And we'll get our first look at screenshots from the game in early January.
Marvel Comics' Joe Quesada says he won't hype the upcoming Ultimate line story, "The Death of Spider-Man." Instead the Marvel editor says he wants to let the story speak for itself.
"You've heard it here first - for the first time I'm not going to engage anyone in any hype or teasers designed to break the internet in half," Quesada told CBR. "But I will say this, when we all got together last month to discuss the Ultimate Universe, it was like being right back at the beginning ten years ago."
If you've tuned in to "The Simpsons" the past several week, you may have noticed they've taken a few shots at Fox News.
Before you get too excited, it looks like this won't be the new version of the couch gaga. The two barbs came in recent episode and even incurred the wrath of Bill O'Reilly who called the cartoon icons as "pinheads."
If you've had a hard time watching "The Walking Dead," imagine how actress Laurie Holden feels. The actress says working on the series has given her nightmares--and not just for the ramped up gore that is part of the universe of "the Dead."
There are SPOILERS ahead for the last several episodes, so if you haven't seen them, turn back now.
Kevin Williamson is reportedly developing a companion series for "The Vampire Diaries."
The series is not a spin-off of the popular CW drama, but instead a new show that will be a supernatural-themed drama about a group of people who investigate paranormal happenings. Deadline reports it could be a cross of "The X-Files" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
Teenage girls and "Twilight" fans get ready to swoon.
Director Bill Condon has released the first photo from the set of "Breaking Dawn."
It shows Bella's hand gripping some feathers.
Santa is a busy man this time of year. Between making sure the elves are on schedule and deciding who has been naughty and nice, Santa may not necessarily have time to drop a line to his young fans around the world.
But that doesn't mean you can't step up and help out St. Nick.
David Zucker, one of the creative team behind the original "Airplane" and "The Naked Gun" trilogy, has a tribute in today's Hollywood Reporter to actor Leslie Nielsen. Arguably the best role was that of Dr. Rumack, played by the guy no one wanted or ever suspected would be funny, much less go on to have [...]
It is highly recommended that you learn the ways of the Force and the history of the Jedi before taking the bold step of loading your lightsaber with 4 D batteries. After reading The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force, you'll be knowledgeable enough in the Jedi ways to take on even the fiercest of Rancor monsters.
Adam West, the ever-popular actor who was Batman for a generation of fans, spoke to Slice of SciFi about his approach to playing the Caped Crusader. Mr. West will make a personal appearance at Wizard World’s Atlanta Comic Con on December 4th and 5th.
Brooke gives us a recap of the 2010 Reaper Awards, where she was an award presenter. Shout-outs to Dread Central, Uncle Kreepy, and all the winners!
The man who directed the second installment of the Star Wars franchise, Irvin Kershner, has passed away. He was 87.
According to the Associated Press, Kershner passed away at his home in Los Angeles after battling a long illness.
While gamers may see Robin included in the upcoming Batman: Arkham City, they won't get the chance to sit behind the wheel of the Batmobile. Rocksteady Studios told GamesTM (via ArkhamCity.co.uk) that it will be focusing on the titular character's abilities in the open-world sequel. "There aren't any playable vehicles in the game... what we've [...]
Last week, we recommended a few DVDs and Blu-Rays for your holiday consideration. Now we're back with the next installment of our gift guide to tell you about some other cool items you can get the genre fan in your life (or put on your holiday wish list). Books Gardens of the Moon by Steven [...]
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