Angelina Jolie Talking Captain Marvel? Here's The Latest

Late last year Marvel announced super heroine Carol Danvers would lead their first female-driven film, Captain Marvel, marking the nineteenth installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (and the seventh installment of Phase 3). With more than three years between now and the film's slated July 6, 2018 release, details on who will helm and star in the potential MCU game-changer have yet to come to fruition. But with this latest development, it looks very possible that Angelina Jolie may be the one sitting in the director's chair. On the high of her latest directorial effort Unbroken, word on the street is that Jolie ...

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"Serial" Subject Adnan Syed Granted Appeal, May Get a New Trial

Adnan Syed, the subject of the podcast "Serial," may be granted a new trial.

On Friday, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals granted Syed's request to appeal his conviction, the Baltimore Sun reports. The ruling means that Syed will be able to argue before a judge about why he believes he deserves a

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DGA Awards: Birdman, Homeland, Transparent Take Home Top Honors

Birdman director Alejandro Innaritu took home the top prize at the Directors Guild of America awards Saturday, furthering the film's status as the Best Picture frontrunner for the Academy Awards coming in two weeks. (Birdman also took home prizes at the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Producers

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Samuel L. Jackson May Join Tim Burton's Next Movie, Get The Details

Tim Burton's most recent film Big Eyes, starring Amy Adams and Quentin Tarantino favorite Christoph Waltz, found moderate success with critics and audiences alike. On the heels of the film's run, it looks like Burton may be teaming up with another longtime Tarantino collaborator, Mr. Samuel L. Jackson. Burton's next film Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is slated for a 2016 release and with the film deep in pre-production, casting details are well underway. Already onboard are Eva Green, who will be playing the title character, and Hugo's Asa Butterfield, who will fill the shoes of the other lead Jacob ...

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Police Investigating Bobbi Kristina's Drowning Amid Speculations of Foul Play

Police have launched an investigation into Bobbi Kristina Brown's drowning, TMZ reports.

The daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was found unconscious in a bathtub on Saturday and has remained on life support ever since.

Law enforcement sources told the website that Bobbi Kristina has

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Bruce Jenner Involved in Fatal Car Accident

Bruce Jenner was involved in a fatal car accident Saturday afternoon, TMZ reports.

Three vehicles were involved in the wreck, which occurred on California's Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu at approximately noon. All seven survivors sustained injuries, ranging from minor to moderate, but the crash

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Brian Williams Temporarily Steps Down from NBC Nightly News

Brian Williams has voluntarily stepped down from NBC Nightly News for several days while his network investigates his false claim that his helicopter came under fire during the Iraq war in 2003.

"In the midst of a career spent covering and consuming news, it has become painfully apparent to me that I

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