Marvel's new Eternals comic is even better than the movie

Tom Holland and Brie Larson are re-entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Avengers series actors and MCU staples will reprise their respective roles as Spider-Man and Captain Marvel in a pair of new attractions heading to Disneyland Paris' Walt Disney Studios Park, the company has announced. Holland and Larson appeared...

A lot has gone down on The Boys. It started with a runaway speedster running straight through a woman at high speed, obliterating her body on the spot, and it has since evolved to include things like superhero orgies, a horrifically botched dolphin rescue, an eerie breast milk fascination, and one supe with a super-powered... love sausage.

Warning: This article contains spoilers about the season 4 finale of The Circle. Frank Grimsley won The Circle season 4 in more than one way. Not only did he walk away from Netflix's social media reality competition series with the grand prize of $150,000 (more than any previous winner), he also dominated the game just by being himself. He never lied about who he was, faked any connections to make allies, or based any decisions on strategy. He just let his personality shine through his DMs and made genuine connections with his fellow players. Week after week, it worked, as he kept getting ranked at the top, and despite being a clear threat to win the game from the very first time when he became an Influencer, the other players still never targeted him. In a game that's gotten increasingly strategic with each passing season, Grimsley set out to prove that kindness and authenticity is still the best approach to win.

Summer is here, and Netflix is serving up exciting new content to go with it, including a new season of The Umbrella Academy which drops on the streaming platform June 22. As the season 3 trailer has teased, The Hargreeves have their hands full with yet another apocalyptic time paradox event, and this time it's The Sparrow Academy: a new super-powered sibling set that is somehow existing in the same time period and creating a new kind of paradox.

Moses Ingram knew she had hit the jackpot when she landed a plum part on Obi-Wan Kenobi (premiering May 27 on Disney+). Not only was Ingram getting to join the Star Wars galaxy, but she was getting to play a fearsome new Jedi-hunting Inquisitor named Reva. While her character was...

New seasons of "Peaky Blinders" and "The Umbrella Academy" will be added to the streamer next month, but titles including "Lady Bird" will be removed.

Stranger Things season 4 features a lot of familiar faces, including those of its new characters. One of the best additions to the Stranger Things universe this season is Argyle, Jonathan's (Charlie Heaton) stoner pal whom he befriends after the Byers family leaves Hawkins for California. With his luscious long...

Star Wars Celebration was unleashed in full on Thursday in Anaheim with a star-studded panel hosted by Yvette Nicole Brown, and one very surprise guest. The casts for Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, and Willow were all on hand. Rosario Dawson filmed a message from the set in full Ahsoka regalia. Jude Law was announced as starring in a new series set after Return of the Jedi titled Star Wars: Skeleton Crew that is a "story about a group of kids, about 10 years old, from a tiny little planet who accidentally get lost in the Star Wars galaxy," explained producer John Watts. And there was even fresh footage from season 3 of The Mandalorian that teased a return to Mandalore. So many goodies!

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Stranger Things season 4. The first seven-episode volume of Stranger Things season 4 is chock full of information. We get answers to questions like: Is there any truth to Hawkins being cursed? What's going on with Eleven's powers (or lack thereof)? What is the deal with the new big bad? But before we get into all of that, the show gives us an answer to one crucial mystery: How the heck did Jim Hopper survive the season 3 finale?

"Go Speed Racer, go!" You could very well hear that iconic catchphrase again, as EW has confirmed that Apple TV+ has ordered a new live-action series adaptation of the iconic franchise from J.J. Abrams' production company Bad Robot. Abrams will serve as an executive producer on the new Speed Racer...

The new season of The Kids in the Hall, which marks the first onscreen collaboration from the titular Canadian sketch troupe in more than a decade, was greeted warmly by fans and critics when Amazon Prime Video dropped all eight episodes earlier this month. As EW's own Kristen Baldwin wrote, the revival features "the same cast, the same indelible theme song — and the same commitment to absolute absurdity."

After an emotionally crushing train trip into the afterlife, the series finale of This Is Us transported viewers to the funeral of Rebecca Pearson, where the Big Three and their extended families paid final respects to their 12-on-a-10-scale matriarch while gazing into the middle distance and pondering next steps in life.

The first episode of the new Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi now carries a warning label for viewers who might be upset by depictions of violence involving children. "Although this fictional series is a continuation of the story from Star Wars movies filmed many years ago, some scenes may be upsetting to viewers in light of the recent tragic events," the statement reads.

Obi-Wan Kenobi is going from Tatooine to Anaheim, California. Disney brought its latest galactic TV series to Star Wars Celebration on Thursday, giving fans a first look at the return of everyone's favorite bearded Jedi master. Just hours before the show's premiere on Disney+, EW sat down with director Deborah Chow and cast members Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen, Rupert Friend, and Moses Ingram to talk about how their series fits into the larger Star Wars saga — and what it was like to return to a galaxy far, far away.

Catch up with Obi-Wan Kenobi 10 years after the events of Anakin Skywalker's turn to the Dark Side in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, and hear from star Ewan McGregor about reuniting with Darth Vader actor Hayden Christensen. Millie Bobby Brown & Co. are back for the first part...

EW Game Changers is a new series profiling the people and projects making an impact in diversity, equity, and inclusion in entertainment. Jeremiah Abraham, founder of Tremendous Communications, makes it his mission to elevate AAPI narratives in film and TV, helping studios and networks navigate around stereotypes and potential tropes when depicting Asian characters. Whether that means leading cultural sensitivity workshops for PR teams, identifying red flags in screenings, ensuring that the AAPI community is included in PR & marketing efforts, or providing script notes, Abraham — whose projects include Crazy Rich Asians, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and the upcoming Nope and Easter Sunday — wants to ensure that films are "not only culturally sensitive, but also inclusive to the diaspora of Asian Americans and not just a monolith."

So far, Star Wars Celebration has had plenty of buzzy moments, from the much-hyped first trailer for Andor to the surprise appearance of everyone's favorite Corellian smuggler, Harrison Ford. But the largest cheers were reserved for Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen, who reunited on stage Thursday, greeting fans with a long-overdue "Hello there."

What's leaving Netflix in June: Criminal Minds, The Exorcist, Lady Bird. Check out a full list of movies and TV shows leaving the streaming platform next month. As we enter the last week of May, it's time once again to look ahead to the coming content churn on Netflix. Lots of movies and TV shows will arrive on the streaming platform this June, but several are leaving as well: Including classic films like The Exorcist, modern favorites like Lady Bird, and the first 10 seasons of Criminal Minds.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Obi-Wan Kenobi. The two-part premiere of Obi-Wan Kenobi reveals that yes, the series will follow Ewan McGregor's bearded Jedi master as he watches over a young Skywalker — just not the one we were expecting. Going into Disney+'s...

Goonies never say die — not that Stephen Colbert would know. Josh Brolin, who counts himself among Colbert's longtime friends, appeared on the host's late-night show Thursday and participated in the rapid-fire segment "The Colbert Questionnaire." When asking Brolin things like what he thinks the scariest animal is and if he prefers apples or oranges, he tossed something a little deeper into the mix: "What do you think happens when we die?"