Michael B. Jordan addressed the rumors of him playing Superman, and said he'd be interested in playing Calvin Ellis. So who exactly is that?

It's had to fathom it now, but there was once a time when Hollywood didn't give a crap about superheroes.

Oh, the DCEU. With the highest of highs (Wonder Woman) and some pretty low lows (nearly everything else), the DCEU has been going through some growing pains.

Photos released from the Arrowverse crossover event Elseworlds feature something we have yet to see onscreen: Superman rocking his black suit.

I know we joke a lot about the impending apocalypse, but it's awfully hard to ignore the omnipresent signs of impending doom.

Even though Warner Bros. is saying that they love Henry Cavill and nothing is set in stone about the British actor leaving his iconic role, there are more rumors circling about one of the actors in the running to replace Cavill as Superman is Michael B. Jordan.

The Warner Bros. rumor mill has just got another go-round, as The Hollywood Reporter is claiming exclusive inside info—though neither side of the issue has yet commented—that Henry Cavill is exiting as the Man of Steel in upcoming DCEU movies.

“The challenges that she had were very public. I want what I know about her to be out there because it was glorious. She was really a blazing energy.”

Unless you've been living under a rock without a wifi signal, you know that the state of politics in 2018 is pretty damn bad. Nowhere is that more evident than in Ontario, Canada, where the race for Premier has an unlikely new candidate: General Zod from Superman II. The campaign was created as a joke by Zoltan Hawryluk of Toronto "after a couple of drinks", who designed the campaign poster and slogan.

While I'm not one for the "someone kills Lois and therefore Clark goes evil" narrative, the reality is that a neutral organization should have access to Kryptonite.

Actress Margot Kidder, who is most well known for her role as Lois Lane in the best Superman movies, passed away yesterday at the age of 69.

In this video, Studio C imagines what the original pitch for Superman's current stable of powers might sound like - and it would sound, quite frankly, ludicrous.

It was a pretty big deal when long-time Marvel mainstay and Ultimate Universe architect, Brian Michael Bendis, announced that he was leaving Marvel to do work at DC Comics. While he seemed thrilled about the possibilities in playing in a new sandbox, it was difficult to think about the guy who co-created Jessica Jones and Miles Morales leaving. But today, there's a new excitement as DC Comics has announced the property into which Bendis will be injecting some new life.

The Women's March is back this year, and the theme for 2018 is "Power to the Polls." To commit to that theme, they'll launch a yearlong, nationwide voter registration initiative.

During the first season of Supergirl, back when it aired on CBS, we were introduced to the character of Lucy Lane, the younger sister of Lois Lane played by the amazing Jenna Dewan-Tatum. We lost the character of Lucy in the transition to the CW, but it seems the older Lane sister may be dropping in on National City.

Are you tired of superhero sequels, origin stories, and reboots? Then buckle up for Syfy's new Krypton show, which somehow manages to be all three simultaneously.

Two amazing women of color enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Superman will officially live forever and Creepypasta Pokémon Black, the game where your Pokémon might...die?