After 15 years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has assembled a whole pantheon of on-screen superheroes. But there are still a few A-list comic book characters that fans have been waiting for — specifically, four of them. After multiple movie attempts (some more successful than others), the Fantastic Four are finally joining the MCU, with a new film scheduled to hit theaters in 2025. (Feb. 14, 2025, to be specific — exactly two years from today.

Kevin James has made a career out of playing lovable schlubs. But the star of The King of Queens and Paul Blart: Mall Cop portrays a very different — and, seemingly, much more evil — character in the thriller Becky. The movie stars young actress Lulu Wilson from Annabelle: Creation and The Haunting of Hill House as the rebellious Becky who is brought to a weekend getaway at a lake house by her father Jeff (Joel McHale of Community fame) in an effort to reconnect.

CBS’ upcoming special marking the 50th anniversary of The Carol Burnett Show will no longer feature Kevin Spacey. EW has confirmed that the actor has been cut from the previously recorded Carol Burnett 50th Anniversary Special after being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple people. According to Variety, which attended the taping of the two-hour special, Spacey had filmed a musical number with Burnett, Kristin Chenoweth, and Bernadette Peters. While Spacey won’t appear, the status of the number itself is unclear.

Kevin Spacey experienced a health scare while visiting Uzbekistan for a film festival, and he says it's given him some new perspective. During a speech at the Tashkent International Film Festival, in Uzbekistan's capital, the House of Cards and Usual Suspects actor recounted having heart-attack-like symptoms at a local museum. "I was looking at these extraordinary murals on the walls, and I suddenly felt my entire left arm go numb for about eight seconds,"

You'll be forgiven for thinking that Khaled Hosseini's third novel, And the Mountains Echoed (out today), is just like his previous two. Like bestsellers The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns, his latest is a multi-generational family saga — a novel that starts in rural Afghanistan, yes, but that grows up and out, jumping both forward in time and across the world, to Europe and the United States; and informed, in part, by his own experiences traveling to Afghanistan in recent years.

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Five years ago Andy Milonakis was ”living off of Ramen Noodles.” But then, thanks to a non-PC little ditty called ”The Superbowl is Gay,” he caught Jimmy Kimmel’s attention, and following an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Milonakis went on to land his own TV show — MTV’s The Andy Milonakis Show — several movie roles, and a loyal Internet following. He’s now getting back in touch with his Web roots with a new show on MyDamnChannel.

Kiefer Sutherland returns to TV on March 26 in Rabbit Hole, a Paramount+ thriller in which he plays a masterful corporate spy whose life is thrown into disarray and paranoia when he is framed for murder. But there is another thriller that Sutherland is game to talk about, and it's one that earned him an Emmy and six other nominations for his performance. The clock's ticking, can you figure it out?

Some artists toil for years in hopes of reaching the hallowed grounds of music festivals like Lollapalooza. Not pop singer Kiiara, who had only played five shows by the time she hit the music festival stage in late July. Yet the 21-year-old’s greenness didn’t stop thousands of fans from braving the rain to see her—or from singing along. That’s no small feat considering her breakout single, “Gold,” features unintelligible cut-and-paste vocal samples that have hypnotized everyone discovering it on Spotify (where it’s been streamed more than 238 million times) or on TV (where it was featured in an Apple Watch ad).

If Sylar were around, he’d surely covet Miko Otomo’s power: The flashiest new “Evo” on Heroes Reborn can transform into a videogame character. Kiki Sukezane, who plays Miko, isn’t intimidated by all the stunts and motion-capture work. After all, the Kyoto, Japan, native has been practicing the “tate” style of sword fighting — in which participants spend hours honing their movements before ever touching a blade — for six years. The samurai-inspired style resonated with Sukezane, who has samurai ancestors.