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Coming off the heels of last week's IRON FIRST cancellation is the sudden and abrupt news that LUKE CAGE is also getting the ax. A show that debuted to much excitement back in 2016, it came as a surprise when Netfix and Marvel released their joint statement about the the hero for hire getting the boot.

Click here! Read the full article on AICN Do people still care about the Harry Potter franchise? Potter-mania was something that eluded me, as I was in college by the time the books were huge with fans and the first of the films were in theaters.   That being said, I thought the first FANTASTIC BEASTS had striking imagery and I dug the more "grown up" look at the "Potter-verse".

Black Friday and Cyber Monday will likely be the biggest shopping days of 2018. Here's everything you need to know, early Black Friday deals and how to get your hands on the best deals.

President Donald Trump declined Friday to back off his statements made at a Montana rally on Thursday that praised a past  assault on a journalist by a US Congressman. Trump appeared in Arizona today and was asked if he regretted jokingly lauding Rep. Greg Gianforte at a Thursday Make America Great Again rally in Missolua, Montana.

Amazon-owned Withoutabox, the dominant indie film festival submission platform for the last decade, has decided to end its service. In a letter to users, the service – run through IMDbPro – said it would “phase out” the service over the next year. Withoutabox was the official platform for Sundance and had been used by the LA Film Festival, the Toronto Film Festival, and hundreds of smaller events, with the platform claiming it processed more than 100,000…

Bloomberg Businessweek should retract its story about Chinese computer chips spying on Apple, the tech company's CEO Tim Cook says.        

Matthew Broderick is set to star in Daybreak, Netflix’s upcoming high-school apocalypse dramedy series. Additionally, the two-time Tony winner has been tapped for a high-profile guest arc on ABC’s Roseanne spinoff The Conners as a love interest for Jackie, and also will recur on the upcoming season of FX’s praised comedy Better Things. Co-created by Aron Eli Coleite and Brad Peyton based on Brian Rqlph’s graphic novel, the 10-episode Daybreak finds 17-year-old high school…

“Mid90s,” the first feature written and directed by Jonah Hill, is set in Los Angeles sometime during — well, take a wild guess. One of the first things we see is a bed covered with “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” sheets, followed by shelves neatly lined with CDs and cassette tapes.

Though never a truly dominant major league pitcher, Chien-Ming Wang did win 19 games in consecutive seasons for the New York Yankees and was runner-up for the American League Cy Young Award in 2006. The documentary “Late Life: The Chien-Ming Wang Story” follows the Taiwanese-born ballplayer nearly

The Manic Pixie Dream Boy is a rare, elusive creature — quirky, exciting, existing merely to help a man understand life and himself. The female of the species is seen far more often in the wild, which is why it’s such a thrill to spot the male in the teen drama “Reach,” written by Maria Capp, Johnny

Seeing is believing with Buster Keaton, a movie god who continues to inspire awe more than half a century after his death. A silent film comic actor and director almost without peer whose best work feels remarkably modern, Keaton bridges a cultural continuum from vaudeville to Samuel Beckett, with

In “Charm City,” Marilyn Ness’ documentary about Baltimore’s crisis of police/community relations, the faces of her subjects — dedicated law enforcement personnel, activists, political figures — may be pained, but their efforts to find a healing path forward are palpable and hopeful. Filmed over

L. A.’s homelessness crisis is portrayed from the highly personal vantage points of a trio of tireless outreach workers in “The Advocates,” a straight-ahead but affecting documentary that acknowledges the stubborn obstacles inherent in their efforts to make a difference. With approximately 25% of

David Gordon Green’s sequel to the horror classic brings Michael Myers back for blood.

High school graduates who didn’t complete a federal financial aid application missed out the $2.6 billion in free money available for college.