HBO's 'Watchmen' Demonstrates The Right Way To "Remix" A Classic
Creator Damon Lindelof has described his series as a remix of the comic and this approach is why Watchmen works so very well.
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Geoff Johns Steps Down As DC Entertainment President, Jim Lee To Replace Him As Chief Creative Officer
Changes are brewing behind the scenes at DC Entertainment: Geoff Johns is moving to a new position and Jim Lee is taking his place. Read more about Jim Lee replacing Geoff Johns here.
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DC Entertainment Alters Its Cinematic Universe Plans
Geoff Johns and Diane Nelson of DC Entertainment say they're rethinking the concept of what the DC cinematic universe will be like. Read the latest details.
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Is Jealousy In A Relationship Ever Healthy? A Therapist Tells It To Us Straight
Jealousy often gets a bad rep for tearing couples apart, but our expert says the right amount could actually be a good thing.
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Warner Bros. Exec Talks DC Movie Strategy Including Multiple Screenwriters And Tone
The Warner Bros DC Movies are a huge topic of controversy and executive Greg Silverman sat down to give a few thoughts on the process behind them.
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David Goyer Developing Lower-Budget 'Suicide Squad', 'Team 7', And More For DC
So far, Warner Bros.' DC Universe has focused mostly on big, iconic figures like Superman and Batman. But the DC Comics stable stretches far beyond the Justice League, and now the studio is looking to bring some lesser known properties to the silver screen. According to a new report, David Goyer is working on lower-budget…
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The Zodiac Signs That Are Online Dating Pros
If each sign plays a role in how one acts and reacts, then they have a say in whether or not someone knows their way around online dating.
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'Man Of Steel' Likely To Be DC's Only Film For Three Years; WB Hopes To Announce Slate Soon, 'Justice League' To Appear In Video Game
The unparalleled success of this summer's Marvel movie The Avengers, coupled with the interest in Christopher Nolan's final Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises, has shined a bright spotlight on DC Entertainment, a division of Warner Bros. If Marvel can make billions with second tier superheros like Iron Man and Thor, why hasn't DC done…
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TV Bits: 'DMZ' Adaptation Killed, Roseanne Barr Developing New Sitcom, 'True Blood' Renewed For Fifth Season
The steady stream of television news continues today with a couple of interesting announcements. After the jump, read about the "near miss" of a television adaptation of Vertigo comic book series DMZ, Rosanne Barr's return to sitcom television, and a fifth-season renewal for True Blood. Earlier this week, comic book writer Brian Wood wrote on…
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'Gotham High:' The Animated Teen Batman Show That Almost Was
A Batman cartoon featuring everyone as teenagers? And they all went to the same school? Well, it almost happened.
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DC Entertainment Relocating Offices From NY To Burbank; President Diane Nelson Says DC Films Won't Emulate Marvel's
Most of DC Entertainment, the newly reorganized company that is comprised of a large multimedia division and the DC Comics publishing enterprise, is being moved from New York to Burbank, in the Los Angeles area. There's a lot of musing about what this really means for the future of DC Comics and the related properties…
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New DC Entertainment Prez: "Vertigo Is Of Great Interest To Me"
The new structure of DC Entertainment is one that promises good things for future movies based on DC titles. DCE president Diane Nelson has been one of the forces behind the direct to DVD label that has seen some great screen translations of classic DC characters. (The recent Green Lantern animation, for example, will be…
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