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'She-Hulk': How Marvel's first half-hour sitcom draws influence from 'Ally McBeal' and 'Legally Blonde'
"She-Hulk" stars Tatiana Maslany, Jameela Jamil and Ginger Gonzaga, creator Jessica Gao and directors Kat Coiro and Anu Valia talk Marvel's next Disney+ series.
Neil Gaiman has been firing back at trolls calling 'The Sandman' series 'woke' — and his cast loves it
Neil Gaiman explains why he claps back at "The Sandman" internet trolls.
'Black Adam' star didn't believe The Rock was calling to offer role, cursed him out: 'Stop f***ing around with my phone'
Aldis Hodge recounts how he thought he was being pranked when Dwayne Johnson called to offer him "Black Adam" role.
Zachary Levi, 'Shazam!' cast react to Helen Mirren's proclamation that superhero sequel has 'p***y power'
"Shazam! Fury of the Gods" stars Zachary Levi, Asher Angel, Jack Dylan Grazer and director David O. Sandberg talked to Yahoo Entertainment at San Diego Comic-Con.
With new 'Lord of the Rings' series comes Middle-earth's most diverse, gender-balanced cast of characters yet
Yahoo Entertainment talked to the cast of "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" at San Diego Comic-Con.
'Wakanda Forever' stars on making a 'Black Panther' movie without Chadwick Boseman: 'Every single day was tough'
"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" stars Winston Duke, Florence Kasumba, Alex Livinalli and Mabel Cadena on honoring Chadwick Boseman.
EntertainmentYahoo MoviesDwayne Johnson says 'Black Adam' has the 'most raging and violent' action he's done yet
Stars Dwayne Johnson, Aldis Hodge, Noah Centineo and Quintessa Swindell, director Jaume Colllet-Serra and producers Hiram Garcia and Beau Flynn talk "Black Adam."
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Chris Pratt, James Gunn tease 3rd, final and most emotional 'Guardians' movie: 'The end of an era for us'
Director James Gunn and stars Chris Pratt, Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff and Will Poulter talk "Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3."
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George R.R. Martin takes a break from writing to appear on stage at Hall H for House Of The Dragon
Roughly four years since we last saw the platinum blonde wigs of the house of Targaryen, HBO is ready to return to Westeros—and it’s leading with the dragons this time. As we all remember, waiting for dragons to show up was a frequent fan joke in the first season of Game Of Thrones; well, none of that is happening this time.
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Zach Galligan talks return to 'Gremlins' in 'Secret of the Mogwai,' avoids Baby Yoda-Gizmo controversy
Zach Galligan is returning to the Gremlins Cinematic Universe in the animated prequel series "The Secret of the Mogwai."
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Regé-Jean Page says he had the 'best ass' of his life on 'Dungeons & Dragons' movie: 'We worked it hard'
"Dungeons & Dragons" stars Chris Pine, Hugh Grant, Regé-Jean Page and Sophia Lillis talk upcoming fantasy-adventure film at Comic-Con.
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'Eternals' star Lauren Ridloff, disabled creators assemble at Comic-Con: 'There's so much work to be done'
"Eternals" and "Walking Dead" star Lauren Ridloff was one of five Hollywood creators with disabilities to speak on a panel Thursday at San Diego Comic-Con.
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The Never-Weres: Adrianne Palicki remembers her 'uncomfortable' Wonder Woman costume in unaired NBC pilot
Before Gal Gadot's film series, Wonder Woman almost had a very different origin story on television.
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Baby Yoda takes center stage in a new line of 'Star Wars' Hasbro toys
Ahead of their public unveiling at San Diego Comic-Con, Yahoo has your exclusive sneak peek at Hasbro's latest bounty of adorable Grogu toys.
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'Shang-Chi' director and co-writer share favorite reactions to Marvel hit: The first time one viewer 'felt proud to be Asian'
Director Daniel Destin Cretton and co-writer Dave Callaham share insights from "Shang-Chi" as the Marvel hit rules the box office.
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San Diego Comic-Con Sets In-Person Thanksgiving Weekend Special Edition
San Diego Comic-Con will be holding an in-person three-day “special edition” event over Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 26-28, 2021 at the San Diego Convention Center, the organization announced Saturday. The hope is that by the Fall, the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic will have passed and larger public gatherings will be permitted. “While we have been able to pivot from in-person gatherings to limited online events, the loss of revenue has had an acute impact on the organization as it has with many small businesses, necessitating reduced work schedules and reduction in pay for employees, among other issues,” David Glanzer, spokesperson for the nonprofit organization, said in a statement Saturday. “Hopefully this event will shore up our financial reserves and mark a slow return to larger in-person gatherings in 2022.” Also Read: San Diego Comic-Con to Go Virtual Again for 2021 Details about specific events, badge cost and attendance capacity are all still in the planning stages and will be announced down the line. You can visit their website, comic-con.org, for updated information as it becomes available. Due to concern for public health and safety, the annual convention had to cancel in-person events in San Diego 2020, as well as its spring 2021 show, WonderCon in Anaheim. In its place, WonderCon@Home held a free online event on March 26 and 27, 2021, and a three-day Comic-Con@Home event is set for July 23-25, 2021. Last year’s Comic-Con@Home featured three days of pre-taped Zoom panels and other content. It also came at a massive cost to the non-profit organization that puts on the yearly event. San Diego Comic-Con typically draws 135,000 comic book fans to Southern California every July. Also Read: What Virtual New York Comic Con Learned From the Triumphs and Glitches of DC FanDome and Comic-Con@Home The financial impact extended to the city of San Diego, which also went an entire year without fans in attendance for San Diego Padres games. According to the San Diego Convention Center Corporation, the city was projecting a regional impact of more than $166 million, including almost $100 million in total spending by attendees, which includes hotels, restaurants and other city attractions. Hollywood studios that are promoting the launch of a new film or TV show often hold activities outside the center and other venues. Those studios usually hire local companies to help. Comic-Con also generates more than $3 million in taxes for the city. Read original story San Diego Comic-Con Sets In-Person Thanksgiving Weekend Special Edition At TheWrap
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Take the Child and Jedi Luke with you anywhere with these exclusive AR Funko Pop! figures
Yahoo has teamed with Funko and Lucasfilm for the world's first augmented-reality reveals of Pop! collectibles. The Child (with pendant) and Luke (Jedi-training) arrive ahead of New York Comic Con.
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‘The Walking Dead’ Adds Extra Episodes To Season 10; No Season 11 This Fall Due To COVID-19 – Comic-Con@Home
The 11th season of The Walking Dead is unsurprisingly not coming this October, but there will be more of Season 10 next year, says showrunner Angela Kang. Having revealed that the coronavirus delayed Season 10 finale will air on October 4 earlier today at Comic-Con@Home during the prerecorded TWD panel, Kang just told fans that […]
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His Dark Materials Season 2: Lyra's Quest Continues in New Teaser Trailer
There certainly is a knife in His Dark Materials' Season 2, but there's not much that's subtle about it. The HBO fantasy drama's new teaser trailer dropped Thursday, in conjunction with the show's Comic-Con @ Home panel. From the new footage, it seems that Season 2 of the adaptation will deal mainly with the events […]
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John Lewis at Comic-Con: Late civil rights icon once cosplayed as himself and lead children in march
In 2015, late civil rights hero John Lewis dressed up as his 25-year-old self and marched with children through San Diego Comic-Con.
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The It List: Joy Reid takes nightly anchor slot at MSNBC, San Diego Comic-Con goes virtual, celebrate One Direction's 10th anniversary and the best in pop culture the week of July 20, 2020
During the coronavirus pandemic, when most of us are staying at home, we’re going to spotlight products that you can enjoy from your couch, whether solo or in small groups, and leave out the rest. With that in mind, here are our picks for July 20-26, including the best deals we could find for each.
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‘The New Mutants’ To Bring Superhero Horror To Comic-Con@Home, Releases New Action-Packed Clip
The New Mutants has gone through quite a journey since the first trailer was dropped at CinemaCon in 2017 -- which was before the Fox/Disney merger. After its release date kept on erratically moving like X-men's Nightcrawler, the Fox/Marvel pic seems to have stayed put for its August 28 release date but before that, fans will […]
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‘Snyder Cut,’ ‘The Batman,’ ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Among DC Properties Set for Virtual Event
Warner Bros. has unveiled a virtual fan experience for Aug. 22, dubbed DC FanDome, featuring the casts and creators of key properties, including "Wonder Woman 1984," "Aquaman," "The Batman" and the "Snyder Cut" of "Justice League." "There is no fan like a DC fan," said Warner Bros. chair and chief executive officer Ann Sarnoff. "For […]
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No Comic-Con, no problem: DC to hold its own superhero-filled virtual pop-culture convention in August
With San Diego Comic-Con canceled this year, DC will hold its own virtual fan gathering in August to showcase upcoming superhero movies and TV shows.
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Comic-Con Sets July Dates for 'At Home' Edition, Teases Free Panels
San Diego Comic-Con organizers have settled on dates for this year's all-virtual event. The at-home version of the annual convention, officially called Comic-Con@Home, will be held from Wednesday, July 22 through Sunday, July 26. Badges will be available for fans to print and wear at home if they so choose, but all SDCC events will […]
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Comic-Con Officially Canceled Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
The 2020 San Diego Comic-Con, the largest fan convention in North America and one of the biggest promotional events of the year, has been canceled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, organizers announced on Friday. The event, which pulls in upwards of 130,000 participants each year, was scheduled to be held from July 23–26. […]