In 2012, all three convicted men made a deal with prosecutors called an Alford plea (they pleaded guilty but maintain their innocence), allowing them to be released from jail. But now, evidence that was assumed missing, can be tested and might be able to finally exonerate the three.

Sing 2 is in theaters now!

The love for Andrew Garfield is palpable.

I am so excited that Michael Keaton has been embracing his place in comic book history and leaning more into it. Ever since Birdman, it feels as if Keaton has made peace with the fact that he is forever tied to Batman. Playing the Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming shows that he still has it to lead an action role. For many people (myself included) he is Batman in the live action world, and it will feel good to see him return in two different projects.

The third and final season of Apple TV+’s Dickinson has achieved an impossible meeting with another great writer, courtesy of a time-traveling storyline.

You can see Perlman as Bruno in Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley in theaters now!

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness had a lot to answer for. Sylvie broke the multiverse, so did Peter Parker, and so did Wanda Maximoff in a way. All these moments are leading something bigger for the Marvel Cinematic Universe at large and I can't wait to see what happens next!

Let's talk a bit about Yelena and Clint in Hawkeye.

Trailers for Kenneth Branagh's upcoming mystery-thriller Death on the Nile have come out and the presence of Armie Hammer still in the film has been a jarring one.

There's a theory going around that a certain major Marvel character may make their way into the Hawkeye finale, but is it true?