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MTV is making major moves, having just announced the launch of its new production unit MTV Studios, where a full slate of new shows and revivals are already underway. The upcoming reboots include a live-action Aeon Flux, a new Daria, and fresh takes on Made and The Real World.

We were all so preoccupied with whether or not Jeff Goldblum could play Dr. Ian Malcolm again that we didn't stop to think if he really wanted to. But according to the actor himself, he's definitely down to reprise his role for Jurassic World 3.

The women will inch closer to center stage on the next season of The Walking Dead.

Inspiration is everywhere, and for Josh Brolin, he found it in Benedict Cumberbatch. During a recent interview, Brolin revealed that Benedict Cumberbatch was a pretty big reason why he accepted the offer to play Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War.

​Paramount is setting the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles loose for another movie. According to ​The Hollywood Reporter​​​, development on a new ​Ninja Turtles​ adventure has officially begun, as the studio has hired ​Bad Words​ writer Andrew Dodge to put together a script for a big-screen relaunch.​

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, the sky was falling on Disney's Star Wars franchise. In the wake of Solo: A Star Wars Story's indisputably bad performance at the box office, Disney has put all future "Star Wars Story" spinoffs on hold indefinitely, according to a new report.

Reading President Donald Trump's social media ramblings aloud isn't something one considers when accepting the offer to play a Marvel baddie. During a recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Josh Brolin read out in his gruff Thanos voice a selection of Trump's more bizarre tweets.

​Another pop culture character's queerness has been left on the cutting room floor, according to ​Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom ​star Daniella Pineda. In an interview,​ the actress said that a dialogue exchange that identified her character, Dr. Zia Rodriguez, as a lesbian was cut from the film.

Avengers: Infinity War left everyone wondering how the Marvel Cinematic Universe would carry on after a ton of its characters had literally bitten the dust. Recently, James Gunn helped solve some of this mystery surrounding the MCU, confirming when Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will take place.

There are many reasons why the world loves Jason Momoa, but we have yet another item to add to the already miles-long list. The Game of Thrones and Aquaman actor recently took a photo with two fans at a convention, and the world can't stop laughing about.

Samuel L. Jackson has been the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Nick Fury for years, but there's still one superhero he hasn't met on screen — at least, not yet. Despite the devastating ending of Avengers: Infinity War, Jackson says a meeting between Fury and the Black Panther is almost certainly coming.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator promised us he'd be back, Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor has returned as well, and now Mackenzie Davis has joined the party. New photos Terminator 6 show off the first look full at Hamilton back in character as Sarah as well as Davis as a soldier-assassin character.

Thanks to actor James McAvoy, we now know that production on the hotly anticipated, clown-centric sequel It: Chapter 2 has officially begun.

For a fun movie, Avengers: Infinity War comes to a pretty depressing conclusion. The Avengers end their third adventure by getting thoroughly stomped by the movie's villain, the Mad Titan Thanos​. But one actor who contributed to the movie's massive body count refuses to believe he's truly dead.

Halfway in between the theatrical premiere and home media release of Avengers: Infinity War, some behind-the-scenes VFX breakdowns from the movie are beginning to emerge on the internet. Showing Josh Brolin in a full mo-cap suit interacting on set with the Avengers, the clips are glorious to behold.

The Transformers are going solo, and Optimus Prime might be next on deck. Lorenzo di Bonaventura, a producer behind the series, got candid recently ​about the bright future of the robots in disguise, saying that a successful run for the ​Bumblebee​ film could pave the way for an Optimus Prime movie.

Hey, TV-lovers out there: prepare yourselves for the arrival of another of Robert Kirkman's brainchildren. Amazon Studios has greenlit the hour-long animated series Invincible, based on the comic series from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and artist Ryan Ottley.

The Star Trek television world is about to get even bigger. Star Trek: Discovery co-creator Alex Kurtzman has inked a deal with CBS Television Studios to expand the Star Trek franchise across small screens. New series, spinoffs, and animated projects will emerge as a result of the content agreement.

A major (cape-swinging, smooth-talking, oh-so-cool) name might be joining Star Wars: Episode IX. A new report indicates that Billy Dee Williams will reprise his role as Lando Calrissian in the final installment in the Star Wars franchise's current trilogy.

It's twice the good news for the second Creed film. MGM and Warner Bros. unveiled the first poster and the official synopsis for Creed 2, stylized as Creed II to keep in line with the Roman numeral numbering of the Rocky movie franchise, which stars Michael B. Jordan and Sylvester Stallone.

Stephen Merchant has been caught in the Jojo Rabbit trap. The Logan actor has officially joined the cast of Taika Waititi's World War II satire Jojo Rabbit, which also stars Scarlett Johansson, Sam Rockwell, and Alfie Allen.

When it comes to finding a way to fix the DC Universe, perhaps an idea from two Marvel dudes is the answer we've all been looking for. Here's one way to fix it.

In not-so-super Supergirl news, it's been announced that Chris Wood won't be returning to the superhero series for its upcoming fourth season. Wood, who has played Mon-El since season 2, took his bow during the Monday night finale, the 23rd episode of season 3 entitled "Battles Won and Lost."

Against all odds, Jon Bernthal is returning to The Walking Dead. After days of rumors and near-set sightings, it's been confirmed that​ ​Bernthal's character Shane Walsh will be returning to the AMC series during its upcoming ninth season, appearing in one episode of the show.

Put your fluffy cats on a leash and keep an extra eye on your kids, we're heading back to Pet Sematary. Filming on Paramount Pictures' Pet Sematary remake has officially begun. Co-director Dennis Widmyer made the announcement on Twitter on Monday.