In the spirit of Easter, Sir Patrick Stewart posted a video of himself "communicating" with sheep. It gave me a good giggle to see how amused he is with himself.

The original Dragonheart movie featured Sean Connery as the voice of a dragon, so it's only fitting that one of its new, direct-to-video sequels would feature another famous voice: that of Sir Patrick Stewart.

In a recent interview, Sir Patrick Stewart stated that Logan would be his last appearance as Professor Charles Xavier. He said, "There will never be a better, a more perfect, a more sensitive, emotional, and beautiful way of saying au revoir to Charles Xavier than this movie."

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.

Sooo, remember that Emoji movie? Actual title: The Emoji Movie.

The X-Men movies' Professor X has already gotten a slightly older version in Days of Future Past—not to mention a younger version thanks to James McAvoy—but Hugh Jackman's final Wolverine outing is bringing us the farthest-flung future version of the Professor yet. In Logan, we'll see an aging Wolverine dealing with a diminishing healing factor, and this new image of Patrick Stewart's Professor X shows that he's getting up there himself.

According to a report from a movie insider, Logan will introduce Laura Kinney, aka X-23 (or an analogue thereof) to the X-Men movie universe.

Patrick Stewart and his wife, singer Sunny Ozell, are the kind of couple who announce their marriage neck-deep in a ball pit. So, it should come as no surprise that this beautiful pair of weirdos would team up to do something equally looney to raise money for a good cause.

Shakespeare nerds! (And other nerds!) Are you looking for an outlet for all the pent up old-timey insults you've got floating around in your brain just waiting to be hurled? Well stop just biting your thumb at people and do something about it!

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), uploaded a video titled "Refugee or Migrant? #WordsMatter Say Our High Profile Supporters" to explain the difference between these two terms and their implications.

Boy, suddenly I wish I was at TIFF: according to The Hollywood Reporter, Jason Reitman hosted a live-read of The Princess Bride that starred Rob Reiner as The Grandpa, Rachel McAdams as Buttercup, Donald Glover as Vizzini, and Patrick Stewart as Humperdinck. Cary Elwes also reprised his role as Westley, because he does what we wish. […]

The Star Trek alternate timeline construct that J.J. Abrams has created for his reboot franchise has left the door open for cameos from all over the Trek universe. So, of course, the big question is, could that include Sir Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard?

2oth Century Fox has been ushering in a new cast of mutants for the X-Men movie universe and will continue to do so in Apocalypse, but that doesn't mean Patrick Stewart's iconic Professor Xavier is all washed up. Stewart says he'll have plenty to do alongside Hugh Jackman in the next Wolverine movie.

I have no idea whether or not Blunt Talk will be good. But I do know that it features Sir Patrick Stewart basically being bizarro Patrick Stewart and doing all sorts of things we could never imagine him doing, and I'm 100% in for that alone, if nothing else.

And the images from the set of X-Men: Apocalypse get more and more intriguing. Earlier today, Bryan Singer posted the above image on his Instagram, showing Patrick Stewart (aka Professor Charles Xavier) on the set of X-Men: Apocalypse.

While I was on an insane high from hearing Sophie Turner and Saoirse Ronan might play young Jean Grey in X-Men: Apocalypse, I have found a new low in hearing we likely won't be seeing Sir Patrick Stewart or Ian McKellen at all.

After nine years of truthiness and patriotic rigor, Stephen Colbert signed off The Colbert Report last night in one of the most flawless TV finales I can ever remember seeing.