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Solo: A Star Wars Story audiences were shocked when Darth Maul popped up on screen, but no one had a better reaction than Star Wars actor Ewan McGregor.

NOS4A2, Zachary Quinto is coming for you. AMC recently cast Quinto as the central villain on the upcoming horror drama series based on Joe Hill's 2013 vampire novel of the same name. Quinto joins Ashleigh Cummings, Virginia Kull, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Olafur Darri Olafsson for NOS4A2.

The already dazzling cast of Westworld has just gotten even brighter. HBO has tapped Breaking Bad breakout Aaron Paul to join season 3 of Westworld.

"Nobody's perfect" isn't just an oft-repeated cliché or a 2007 song by Miley Cyrus as her television persona Hannah Montana. It's also a truism that applies to Marvel Studios, the company Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington recently called out over something quite important.

When word got out that Henry Cavill was reportedly saying goodbye to his role as Superman, the internet erupted into a storm of confusion. Shortly after, Cavill stepped up to the plate to respond to the social media-exploding reports, breaking his silence on the puzzling Superman situation.

Rest in peace, Batfleck — long live BatHamm? The same day it was reported that Batman actor Ben Affleck was likely "segueing out" of Warner Bros.' DC movie universe, Mad Men alum Jon Hamm threw his hat in the ring of stars who could succeed Affleck as the Dark Knight.

Battered by critics upon the release of its first season in 2017, Marvel's Iron Fist faced the need for some serious image rehabilitation going into its sophomore outing. But the show has started to turn around with regards to its quality — and it's even set a Rotten Tomatoes record in the process.

After months of set leaks, merch images, and fan photoshops, Marvel Studios has finally unveiled a first official look at Academy Award-winner Brie Larson as the red, blue, and gold-suited Carol Danvers, with the human-Kree hybrid pilot gracing the cover of this week's ​Entertainment Weekly​​.

Slim Shady is spittin' rhymes all the way to the silver screen. At midnight on Friday, August 31, rapper Eminem revealed that he recorded an exclusive track for Venom, the upcoming Sony film starring Tom Hardy as disgraced photojournalist Eddie Brock.

Vanessa Marquez, the actress who played nurse Wendy Goldman on the first three seasons of NBC's long-running medical drama series ER, died after being shot by police officers in South Pasadena, California on Thursday, August 30. She was 49 years old.

Following Disney's decision place Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 on hold, Dave Bautista, the actor behind the brutish, blue-skinned former criminal Drax the Destroyer, has revealed that the production halt might impact the events of Avengers 4, particularly how the Guardians are portrayed.

Emmy Rossum announced on Thursday that she is leaving Shameless after its upcoming ninth season, which will premiere on September 9.

Anything Quentin Tarantino can do, David Fincher can do first. Just two days after it was announced that Tarantino tapped Damon Herriman to play Charles Manson in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, it's come to light that Fincher had already hired Herriman for the same role in Netflix's Mindhunter.

Marie Severin, longtime Marvel Comics artist and colorist, has died. She was 89 years old. While working with Marvel, Severin first costume for Spider-Woman, worked on Marvel's Not Brand Echh, and collaborated with Marvel legend Stan Lee to create the character the Living Tribunal.

Time to re-mark your calendars, movie-lovers. After pushing Top Gun: Maverick from July 12, 2019 to June 26, 2020 and dating the sequel to A Quiet Place for May 15, 2020, Paramount Pictures has shifted the launch dates for its Sonic the Hedgehog movie and Terminator 6.

Here's some news horror movie fans won't be able to stay quiet about. Coming off the sweeping commercial success and critical acclaim of John Krasinski's A Quiet Place, Paramount Pictures has stamped the sequel with an official release date.

Tom Cruise's Pete "Maverick" Mitchell may have the need for speed, but Paramount Pictures certainly doesn't. The studio announced on Wednesday that it had pushed back the forthcoming Top Gun sequel, Top Gun: Maverick, to 2020. The Joseph Kosinski-directed film was meant to launch on July 12, 2019.

Looks like Alec Baldwin has canceled his reservations at Wayne Manor. Following reports that Warner Bros. and DC had hired the actor to play Bruce Wayne's father, Thomas Wayne, in the upcoming Joaquin Phoenix-led Joker solo movie, Baldwin took to Twitter to announce that he has exited the project.

Mr. Robot is about to power down for good. USA Network announced on Wednesday that its Rami Malek-led drama thriller Mr. Robot will end after its upcoming fourth season, which is scheduled to begin filming this winter in New York in time for a 2019 premiere.

Something horror fans may not know is the real reason why the original director of It, Cary Fukunaga, left the project.

Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has just cast perhaps its most important character. Australian actor Damon Herriman will take on the role of real-life serial killer Charles Manson for the 1969-set film that stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie.

After Matt Smith made the move from the TARDIS to Buckingham Palace, he's now heading for the galaxy far, far away. The Doctor Who and The Crown alum has been cast in Disney and Lucasfilm's Star Wars: Episode IX. Smith joins Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, and Adam Driver in a "key role."

Another day, another noteworthy Once Upon a Time in Hollywood casting announcement. Quentin Tarantino's upcoming 1969-set film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has cast its young Roman Polanski, and has added Sydney Sweeney and Danny Strong to its expanding roster.

Technically, this is the Sons of Anarchy-The Walking Dead crossover that fans have been waiting for.

Welcome to Gotham, Alec Baldwin. Warner Bros. and DC have cast Baldwin in Joker, the forthcoming solo film focused on the DC Comics' infamous Clown Prince of Crime. Baldwin will star alongside Joaquin Phoenix as the Joker, as well as Zazie Beetz, Robert De Niro, and Marc Maron.