Looking at this first Japanese trailer for How to Talk to Girls at Parties, I'm really excited, as it seems that the film really delves into themes that the story merely hinted at.

Just yesterday, we noticed that David Tennant was hanging around the set of Marvel and Netflix's Jessica Jones season two, but it turns out that getting creeped out by Kilgrave is thankfully not the only Tennant we've got in our future. He's also set to bring Good Omens to life alongside Michael Sheen.

Not that this should come as a surprise to anyone, byt STARZ has renewed American Gods for a second season.

Satisfy your craving for epic tales of gods, magic, and wayward mortals.

When I unwrapped a mysterious package from Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, I wasn't expecting to find 10 small bottles with intricately illustrated labels and evocative titles like "Fuck You, Said The Raven."

The American Gods TV series will feature a season finale that isn't in the source novel, and Gaiman has consulted with the showrunners to ensure that they're set up for material in his planned American Gods 2 sequel book.

Hello and happy weekend, my American Gods friends! I know many of you are as psyched as I am for this show, and Starz just saved us from the doldrums of Friday afternoon with two delicious extended clips.

Over at WonderCon, Patty Jenkins joined a Wonder Woman cosplay meetup, and the photos are filled with joy and...wait for it...wonder.

The Starz TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's bestselling novel, wherein Gods of Old (think the God of Evil) and New (Technology) battle for America, is fiiiiinally coming to our screens on April 30th. We recently saw the trailer, and now a series of promotional posters are upping the excitement ante.

Bruce Langley, who plays Technical Boy on the upcoming Starz series American Gods, spoke to SyfyWire about updating the character and his personification of the internet for 2017.

Bryan Fuller's TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods/a really compelling reason to get Starz is almost upon us, and this first full trailer is everything we could've asked for it to be. If you're still sad about Hannibal's cancellation and Fuller's withdrawal from the new Star Trek series, it looks like you're going to get a pretty sweet consolation prize when American Gods debuts on April 30—no network TV restrictions in sight.

Something we have to look forward to in 2017 (other than it not being 2016) is the arrival of Bryan Fuller's American Gods on Starz. Fans of the Neil Gaiman novel are looking forward to seeing their favorite characters brought to life, and non-fans are glad they now don't have to read nearly 800 non-Harry-Potter pages to see what the fuss is about. Something they both have to look forward to? The introduction of a new character, conceived by Gaiman, but not in the original novel.

Screenwriter Eric Heisserer isn't the first screenwriter to leave the movie adaptation of the Sandman graphic novel series. He may not be the last, either, assuming this project continues at all.

We had a chance to talk to artist Colleen Doran at Dark Horse's NYCC booth this year about her illustrations for Troll Bridge, the comic book adaptation of an eerie Neil Gaiman story.

Bryan Fuller's adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel American Gods for Starz has been in the works for a while now, but our excitement just rocketed to new heights after the show held its first official panel at this year's Comic-Con.

The TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel American Gods just tapped two more talents to round out the cast: Orlando Jones has signed on to play the role of Mr. Nancy, and Demore Barnes will play Mr. Ibis.

It may have seemed that, with the sad passing of author Terry Pratchett, that we would never get to see any sort of a live-action Good Omens project. After all, every decision made about anything Good Omens-related was always made by both of its writers, Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Well, it seems that Pratchett has managed to convey his wishes about the future of the novel from beyond the veil.