Kevin Phelan

Now that the Marvel and Star Wars universes fall under the Disney umbrella, it's not outside the realm of possibility that we could see a crossover between the two blockbuster franchises. In fact, one Marvel creative has already pitched the idea, though it was shot down by Marvel Studios head

Even though she's been a supporting member of the crew since the first "Ghostbusters" movie in 1984, Annie Potts'Janine Melnitz never once got the chance to gear up in the official GB uniform, at least not in live-action. But now that's about to change with the release of "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire," which will see the team's first hire donning the iconic jumpsuit. This revelation, which wasn't in the original script, was a shock even to the actor.

If a recent report is to be believed, Jason Momoa's "Fast X" villain, Dante Reyes, may not be playing as big of a role in "Fast and Furious 11" as was previously thought. Despite "Fast X" ending with a cliffhanger that sees Dante seemingly victorious over Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto, Universal Pictures is apparently thinking about introducing an all-new main villain for what may be the final movie in the franchise.

Tom Holland and Zendaya make it a point to occasionally revisit "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and the reason for it is charming: They want to take a trip down memory lane.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe could bring back the two best Marvel Netflix villains: David Tennant's Kilgrave and Mahershala Ali's Cottonmouth. Here's how.

From 2001 to 2011, Tom Welling played a fledgling Superman for 10 seasons of "Smallville." Now, the actor has discussed whether he'd reprise his role in a potential cinematic follow-up to the fan-favorite show. During an appearance on the podcast "Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum," the actor enthusiastically said that he'd return to the character but doesn't know if it's likely to happen.

Responding to a fan on Threads, James Gunn addressed whether or not Batman will make his DC Universe debut in the director's upcoming "Superman: Legacy." The comic book movie veteran, alongside producer Peter Safran, has been tasked with heading up Warner Bros.'DC Studios as co-CEOs, overseeing all film, TV, and animation projects. The pair's primary goal is launching a new cinematic universe after the previously established DC Extended Universe was met with diminishing box office returns and increasing derision from fans and critics.

Vincent D'Onofrio, the actor who plays Kingpin in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has opened up about his character's future in the franchise.

Almost immediately after he was found guilty on multiple charges in a highly publicized domestic abuse case, Disney cut ties with Kang the Conqueror actor Jonathan Majors, leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe's future in a state of uncertainty. Majors made his MCU debut as the multiverse-jumping, time-manipulating villain on the "Loki" Season 1 finale before serving as the main antagonist in "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania." He was poised to be the successor to Thanos, serving as the overarching baddie in the Multiverse Saga. Majors'firing leaves a crucial role vacant. But according to one Hollywood insider, a new actor may have been added to the shortlist of replacements.

Because Professor Charles Xavier has been leading the team since their 1963 comic book debut, it makes sense that the X-Men would derive their name from their telepathic chief. But that isn't really the case. In fact, the very first "X-Men" comic — written by Stan Lee, drawn by Jack Kirby, inked by Paul Reinman, and lettered by Sam Rosen — explains exactly why Xavier's team of mutants got that title, and it has nothing to do with his name. At this point, Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters consists of just Cyclops, Iceman, Beast, and Angel, so when a young Jean Grey is telepathically summoned to the school by Xavier, she has some questions.