Last night, I was lucky enough to attend the Alamo Drafthouse screening of Logan Noir, which was followed by a Q&A with director James Mangold, producer Hutch Parker, and Hugh Jackman.

In a clip from her screen test released in anticipation for Logan's release on Blu-ray May 23 and digital download Tuesday, we see just how perfectly Keen inhabited this role with her own initiative and creativity.

E! Online has posted the trailer for season two of Wynonna Earp. It's got all our favorite things: guns, monsters, a Mad Max: Fury Road reference, a Wayhaught kiss, women complimenting each other for both their scariness and taste in lingerie...just go on and watch it already.

In this montage of fan art set to Johnny Cash's "Hurt," Jackman thanks his fans on Instagram. I'm not crying, you are.

Riz Ahmed continues to demonstrate just how excellent he is as a human being.

Director James Mangold explained why the suit doesn't really fit him as a character.

Loosely based on the comic Old Man Logan from writer Mark Millar and artist Steve McNiven, the story centers on Logan who has retired from crime fighting and turned to an Uber-like taxi service to pay the bills.

Hugh Jackman has got to be used to operating within multiple X-Men timelines, by now. But we're still confused anyway.

J.J. Abrams and Katie McGrath of Bad Robot and Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner of Lenny Letter executive produced an awesome, animated short film directed by Dunham along with Kirsten Lepore and created in collaboration with a slew of powerful women to celebrate 100 years of Planned Parenthood.

The Logan trailer promised an emotional and dramatic send-off to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, and the official synopsis does the same with a black and white look at Jackman in the distance looking like something out of an Andrew Wyeth painting.

Genre fiction still seems to have a tough time taking home awards, if this year's Golden Globes serve as any indication.

Hugh Jackman may not be able to fulfill his friend Ryan Reynolds' greatest wish, which is for a Deadpool/Wolverine buddy movie. But Jackman is still doing his best to ensure Deadpool gets plenty of awards.

Logan marks Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine after 17 years and nine films with the beloved character. While Jackman is pretty set on hanging up his claws for good, there's one thing that might make him think twice about saying goodbye—Deadpool.

Why won't the powers that be just let Deadpool and Wolverine be together?

Ryan Reynolds has been hard at work on Deadpool 2 and/or an X-Force movie, and he's got one very special wish for the franchise: he just wants his beloved frenemy Hugh Jackman to reprise his role as Wolverine, and come back to share the screen with him. Perhaps Logan will grant that wish...

If Ryan Reynolds wants Hugh Jackman to reprise his role as Wolverine for the Deadpool franchise, then this prank war between them must end! (Or, uh, maybe it needs to continue? On-screen? That works.)

Did you know that the original title of this post was going to be "Things We Saw Today: Nothing?" Well, that was until the extended trailer for the LEGO Batman movie popped up.