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Warner Bros. Shifts Release Dates for Black Adam, Aquaman 2
Warner Bros. has moved the release dates for several big films including DC League of Super Pets, Black Adam and Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom.
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Zoe Kravitz Says She Was Denied Audition For The Dark Knight Because She Was “Too Urban” [UPDATED]
The Batman star reveals she wanted a role in another film about the superhero
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John Ridley Discusses Bringing Superheroes into the Real World in The Other History of the DC Universe
John Ridley explains how his favorite characters fit in the real world and the DC Universe.
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The New Batman Trailer Showcases Zoë Kravitz as Catwoman
Latest trailer for The Batman highlights the complicated relationship between ‘The Bat and the Cat.’
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Halle Berry Says She Would Like to Direct Catwoman, so Hollywood Should Probably Let Her.
“I wish I could go back and reimagine Catwoman and redo that,” Berry said during an interview.
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Afro-Latina Actress Leslie Grace Has Been Cast as Batgirl, White Fanboys Are Comically Mad
The In The Heights breakout co-star will portray Barbara Gordon for the upcoming HBO Max project.
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Author Brandon Easton Talks How Blackness and a Chance Cosplay Experience Shaped Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom
DC’s latest Mister Miracle comic explores the challenges of being a Black man with a secret identity.
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PageTurners: May I Interest You in Some New Releases?
The more things seem to change, the more they stay the same. Walter Dean Myers first published Monster in 1999; over twenty years later, the profound themes centered around the criminality of Black boyhood and coping with trauma continue to plague young Black men across the country. The story follows Steve Harmon, a 16-year-old boy…
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'We Still Fly': Regé-Jean Page Seemingly Addresses Report He Was Passed Over for Role on Krypton Because of Race
On Tuesday, we told you about the eye-opening revelation that #BridgertonBae Regé-Jean Page was allegedly passed on for a role on Syfy’s Krypton due to the lackluster, unimaginative nature of former DC Entertainment exec Geoff Johns (whose problematic nature we’ve also been keeping you in the loop about in regard to actor Ray Fisher). Well…