The CW has found it’s Supergirl and she’s… a brunette? The Hollywood Reporter is reporting Glee‘s Melissa Benoist has been cast in the role of Superman’s younger cousin Kara Zor-El for the network’s proposed Supergirl TV-series.
And Supergirl may not be the only DC hero to get her own show as Deadline reports The CW is in talks to spin-off the Atom (Arrow‘s Brandon Routh) into his own show as well.
Long in development hell, Ant-Man starring Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas is finally making his way to the big screen this summer. Hayley Atwell, Evangeline Lilly, Judy Greer, and Corey Stoll also star. The first trailer hit the Internet with mixed reaction from fans but this fan re-edited trailer (which you can find inside) offers a bit more excitement for a project that many are suggesting may be the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first major misstep but we’ll have to wait until July 17th when the film hits theaters to decide for ourselves.
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Entertainment Weekly has confirmed that USA Network has cancelled Covert Affairs. Premiering in the summer of 2010 the show starred Piper Perabo as talented but green new agent Annie Walker who grew and blossomed into the Agency’s best field agent over the show’s five year run. Sadly, this ends the show on a cliffhanger with the futures of several characters still in doubt. It also leaves me with only a single USA show that I’m still watching (Graceland) for a network that has been a staple of my regular viewing for years. You will be missed Miss Walker but you gave us a great ride.
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Marvel has announced Mike Colter will star as Luke Cage in their upcoming Netflix show Marvel’s A.K.A. Jessica Jones
Deadline is reporting Justin Lin will be directing the still-untitled Star Trek 3
Variety is reporting that Sony has made a deal with more than 300 theaters (including Alamo Drafthouse) for a limited theatrical release of The Interview on Christmas Day
Last night the Kansas City Film Critics Circle, a group which I’ve been proud to be a member for several years, met to discuss and honor the films of 2014. Handing out awards in 12 different categories the night’s big winner was Birdman taking home Best Picture, Best Actor (Michael Keaton), Best Supporting Actor (Edward Norton), and Best Original Screenplay.
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