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Aquaman has finally reached dry land. Warner Bros. unveiled the first trailer for Aquaman, the forthcoming DC film from director James Wan and starring Jason Momoa, during the European film exhibitors' conference CineEurope on Monday. The footage is expected to officially launch in the coming days.

The future of movies based on DC Comics is once again in flux, as news has broken that DC Entertainment's Geoff Johns is stepping down from his post as the company's president and chief creative officer. His departure comes in the middle of an overall executive shakeup at the company.

Succession is succeeding big time. Two episodes into its freshman season, the HBO drama has scored a season 2 renewal.

Author George R.R. Martin — whose A Song of Ice and Fire books are the basis for the hit HBO series — has weighed in about his involvement in the forthcoming series...specifically, that he isn't really all that involved at all.

Actor, musician, and songwriter Jackson Odell, known for his recurring appearances on The Goldbergs, has been found dead at the age of 20. As a performer, he appeared on the TV series Modern Family, Arrested Development, and iCarly, and recently had been developing a career composing music for film.

Gal Gadot is officially teaming up with Dwayne Johnson. The actress has just closed a deal to star alongside Johnson in Red Notice, the action comedy from writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber that's due out on June 12, 2020.

Sounds like American Horror Story is going to melt even more minds in season 8. Ryan Murphy, who co-created the FX anthology series alongside Brad Falchuk, revealed that the upcoming eighth season of American Horror Story is "a very high concept" featuring a massive returning cast.

Taika Waititi: Director, screenwriter, comedian, actor — and Adolf Hitler? Technically, yes. Waititi plays one of history's most notorious dictators in his forthcoming World War II satire Jojo Rabbit, and now fans have their first look at the filmmaker's "goofy, charming" take on Hitler.

Westworld season 2 may be coming to a close, but that doesn't mean it can't add a new face to the already-stuffed mix. Veteran actress Sela Ward, known for her work on ABC's Once and Again and NBC's Sisters, has joined the cast of Westworld season 2.

Netflix has finally rolled out a batch of first-look images for the upcoming sixth and final season of House of Cards.

HBO has ordered a pilot for one of their five potential Game of Thrones prequel series. The show comes from Kingsman: The Secret Service writer Jane Goldman and A Song of Fire and Ice author George R.R. Martin.

Eunice Gayson, the first ever Bond girl, has passed away. The actress' official Twitter account has announced that Gayson, who played the James Bond love interest Sylvia Trench in Dr. No and From Russia With Love, died on June 8th at the age of 90.

Warner Bros. has tapped Old Spice spokesman Isaiah Mustafa to play the adult version of Mike Hanlon in the upcoming horror film It: Chapter Two, which will also star Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, and Bill Hader. The movie is based on the Stephen King novel of the same name.

Ryan Gosling is going zip, zoom, straight to the moon in the rollicking debut trailer for Damien Chazelle's First Man. As one might guess from the title, the movie is a biopic of astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first human being to ever set foot on the moon. Check it out for yourself, and be dazzled.

Once upon a time in Hollywood, everyone in Hollywood was cast in the same Quentin Tarantino movie. James Marsden is the latest big-name actor to join Tarantino's much-buzzed about tenth film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and many, many more.

Whoever said that "waiting months and months to date a future film" is the new "giving it a release date almost two years in advance" was seriously disturbed. MGM has kept smart and not followed any questionable trends by stamping Legally Blonde 3 with an official launch date.

The Suicide Squad has just gained two new members. Warner Bros. and DC Films' Suicide Squad 2 is still in the works, despite being somewhat overshadowed by the news of simultaneous Joker movies, and has scored new writers to help craft its script.

Ryan Gosling is all suited up for First Man. No, seriously, he's literally in an astronaut suit as Neil Armstrong for the upcoming biopic directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Damien Chazelle. The film also stars Claire Foy, Corey Stoll, Kyle Chandler, Jason Clarke, and Jon Bernthal.

This is some kick-ass news fit for a king. Filmmaker Matthew Vaughn has announced his plans for a Kick-Ass reboot and an extended Kingsman universe, which will include another sequel, a television series, and two spinoff movies.

Anthony Bourdain, popular chef, presenter, producer, television host, and writer, has died. Bourdain was best known as the charismatic host of A Cook's Tour, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Layover, and Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown.

As if Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood didn't have enough A-list actors attached, the film just secured Al Pacino in a notable role. Pacino will star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Dakota Fanning, Damian Lewis, Kurt Russell, and many more in the 1969-set pic.

FX has Georgia on its mind. Specifically Atlanta, as in Donald Glover's acclaimed comedy-drama series Atlanta, which the network just renewed for a third season. Atlanta follows Glover's Earn and his cousin Alfred "Paper Boi" Miles (Brian Tyree Henry) as they work through the Atlanta music scene.