According to Variety, Cloverfield and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes director Matt Reeves "has already committed" to directing DC and Warner Brothers' The Batman.

My parade of roundtable interviews from the set of Powerless continues with a chat with two of the funniest men on the planet. I'm talking about the incomparable Danny Pudi, and the made-me-laugh-so-hard-when-I-saw-him-do-stand-up-that-I-had-a-headache-the-rest-of-the-night (that he does not even feel that bad about!) Ron Funches!

The set of Powerless is alive with the sound of Vanessa Hudgens gorgeous singing voice floating through the air between takes. At least, that was the case when I had the pleasure of visiting the set of NBC's upcoming comedy, Powerless, on the Warner Bros. studio lot. The cast and crew are currently hard at work delivering a hilarious season. Thankfully, the cast and creative team found time to talk with us and give us some insight into the new show.

After the disappointing box-office return on Live By Night, the period gangster film that Ben Affleck directed and also wrote (or, at least, adapted from the original book by Dennis Lehane), it seems like ol' Batfleck has decided to change gears.

There are few film genres that are both as exciting and as nuanced as the Heist Movie, as it provides both action and the possibility for in-depth character work from an ensemble cast working together toward a common goal. Which is why it's so exciting that an all-female cast is getting the opportunity to play with those elements in the upcoming film, Ocean's Eight.

In my opinion, the 1960s Batmobile's sleek design (and the red and black color scheme!) trumps the overblown, increasingly bulky Batmobiles of the modern films any day! So, I was thrilled to see this clip from the new animated film, Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, feature our heroes jumping into that car! Check it out after the jump!

If you love the DC Universe and you're in, or planning a trip to Los Angeles, there's no better place to delve into your fandom than at the Warner Bros. Studio lot in Burbank. No trip to L.A. is complete without doing at least one studio tour, and the WB Studio Tour Hollywood is one of the best. Not to mention one of the most geek-friendly.

Though Supergirl fans were thrilled that the show found new life in a move from CBS to The CW, one thing that stood out as the largest concern was the possible departure of cast member Calista Flockhart. Thankfully, National City won't have to go without the Founder and CEO of CatCo Worldwide Media.

A few hundred years after the release of Dante's Inferno, the first in Dante Alighieri's smash-hit Divine Comedy trilogy, Warner Brothers has finally decided to turn it into a movie. Heh. Okay.