Sue the Tyrannosaurus rex has put her hat in the ring for the new Illinois state bird.

Marvel's Black Panther has hit yet another box office milestone. It's now taken the #1 spot at the domestic box office for five weeks in a row, a feat that hasn't been achieved since James Cameron's Avatar in 2009.

In a recent interview to promote Pacific Rim Uprising, John Boyega described the "bloodbath" that would ensue if there were kaiju-sized porgs.

As Variety observed, "this marks the first time in recent memory that films both led and directed by African-Americans have nabbed the first and second place spots at the box office."

John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, the duo behind Spider-Man: Homecoming and Game Night, have been selected as the directors for Warner Bros. and DC's solo Flash movie.

Lucas Pope’s award-winning game, Papers, Please, has been adapted into a ten-minute short film that you can watch for free!

The Electoral Justice Project, a branch of the Movement for Black Lives, has launched a #WakandaTheVote initiative to take advantage of the Black Panther crowds to register black voters for the 2018 elections. 

Before it even hit theaters, Black Panther had already broken a number of advance ticket sale records. And now that it's finally out, it's breaking even more records in its opening weekend.

Ruth Carter, the costume designer for Marvel's Black Panther, recently spoke to Racked about all the real-life inspirations behind the amazing clothes in the film.

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, an executive producer for The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, recently unveiled our first look at the new version of Salem.

The Infinity War Twitter emojis have landed, which means that (1) I can make my tweets gloriously insufferable and (2) we are getting an Infinity War TV spot during the Super Bowl tonight.

Asked about Suicide Squad 2, actor Joel Kinnaman said, "I know it’s a big priority at Warner Bros., but it’s an equally big priority to get it right."

Disney's Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout ride has some cute new friends for you to meet.

Mattel has unveiled a new line of Barbie dolls based on Mrs. Whatsit (Reese Witherspoon), Mrs. Which (Oprah Winfrey), and Mrs. Who (Mindy Kaling) from Ava DuVernay's upcoming A Wrinkle in Time movie.

As part of a recent discussion at Sundance, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was asked what she thought about Kate McKinnon's impression of her on Saturday Night Live. "I liked the actress who portrayed me," Ginsburg said, "and I would like to say 'Gins-Burn' sometimes to my colleagues."

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.

After it was revealed that Mark Wahlberg was paid 1500 times more than Michelle Williams for the reshoots of All the Money in the World, he donated the $1.5 million he made to the Time's Up legal defense fund.