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‘Selena: The Series’ Trailer: The Iconic Tejano Singer Gets The Netflix Series Treatment In her short-lived career,Selenamanaged to become one of the most iconic Tejano singers in history, getting dubbed the “Queen of Tejano music” for her crossover success from Mexico to America. Even after her life was tragically cut short,Selena Quintanillahas managed to live on — in her beloved songs, in the Jennifer Lopez biopic that launched the actress to fame, and now in a new Netflix series that will bring her story to life once again....

‘Sherlock Holmes 3’ Is Now In The Hands Of ‘Rocketman’ Director Dexter Fletcher Guy Ritchiegave new life toSherlock Holmeswith two films starringRobert Downey Jr. andJude Lawas the mystery solving duo of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John H. Watson. But the third installment will be in the hands of someone else.RocketmandirectorDexter Fletcherhas been hired to helmSherlock Holmes 3, which is slated for release in December 2021, 10 years afterSherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadowshit theaters....

‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Final Trailers: Webslinging Never Looked So Good WithGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2out of the way, we can look forward to the next Marvel Studios title arriving this summer, and that’s their collaboration with Sony Pictures,Spider-Man: Homecoming. This will be the second reboot of the Spider-Man franchise in five years, but since the introduction ofTom Hollandas the new webslinger inCaptain America: Civil War, fans are actually excited to see the franchise start over, especially since we’re not getting the wallcrawler’s origin story again....

‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Still Boldly Going As New Character Details Arrive Yesterday,Star Trek: Discoveryencountered its biggest speed bump yet when Bryan Fullerstepped down as showrunner, leaving Gretchen Berg and Aaron Harberts in command of the bridge. Although Fuller will still be involved, this felt like a low blow forStar Trekfans. After all, much of the appeal of the new series seemed from Fuller, aTrekveteran and the creator beloved shows likeHannibalandPushing Daisies, being the one to steer this particular ship....

‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Is Coming To Home Video In April We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. “Chewie, we’re home.” That’s the line you’ll be muttering to yourself in early April, whenStar Wars: The Force Awakensfinally hits home video. Because even though you’ve already seen the film two or three or three dozen times in theaters, youknowyou’re going to want to take it back to your living room for still more repeat viewings....

‘Starsky & Hutch’ Reboot Will Be A Fun And Gritty Continuation Of The Original Series Remember theStarsky and Hutchreboot we heard about last week? Amazon is already behind it, giving the project a script-to-series commitment. Executive producerJames Gunn(Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2) is reportedly directing the pilot, which he’s co-writing with his brother, Brian Gunn (PG Porn), and cousin Mark Gunn (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island). However, eboot may me the wrong word for the project because, in a recentFacebook postcelebrating the original series and the deal with Amazon, Gunn wrote it’s not a “reboot or a remake, but a continuation of the original series that would deconstruct the buddy cop show in a fun way....

‘The Good Place’ Featurette: Creator Mike Schur Talks About The Inception Of The Heavenly Comedy Series Next week brings the beginning of the final season ofThe Good Place. After last season’s (kinda) cliffhanger ending, fans are eager to see if Eleanor (Kristen Bell), Jason (Manny Jacinto), Tahani (Jameela Jamil) and Chidi (William Jackson Harper) can prove that people can be good. But before we start the end of this journey, a new featurette from the recent Paley Center special paying tribute to series features Mike Schur explaining how the series came to be....

‘The Mandalorian’ Set Photos Reveal Seamless “Stagecraft” Technology At Work Even though Disney+ spent a lot of money to get the live-actionStar WarsseriesThe Mandalorianoff the ground, they still had to be a little more conservative with the budget than they are with the feature films. Instead of building massive sets, Lucasfilm is utilizingnew “Stagecraft” technologythat uses a rear-projected LED screen to create a reactive environment that essentially works as an immersive real-time green screen....

‘The Terror: Infamy:’ A Supernatural Folklore And History Primer For The New Season Of AMC’s Horror Anthology One of the best shows on television last year, bar none, was AMC’sThe Terror. The first season adapted the Dan Simmons novel of the same name, telling the complete story of a doomed Arctic expedition aboard the HMSTerrorand HMSErebus. It was based on Sir John Franklin’s lost expedition, areal historical incident. The ship’s names really were synonyms for “fear” and “hell,” and in their search for the Northwest Passage, they really did disappear with 129 men aboard....

‘Xerxes’ Is Now ‘300: Battle Of Artemisia;’ Noam Murro And Jaume Collet-Serra Possible Directors Thelast timewe heard about the300sequelXerxesit wasn’t calledXerxesany longer. We didn’t have a new title then, but now we do. to avoid any confusion, the producers are falling back on the title of the first film and appending a subtitle. So now what wasXerxeswill hit theaters as300: Battle of Artemisia. Assuming, that is, that the film is ever shot....

50 Ant-Man Photos: Let’s Over-Analyze The Teaser Trailer Last night, Walt Disney Pictures released the first teaser trailer forPeyton Reed’sAnt-Man.You can watch that trailer here, in case you haven’t seen it already. And for those of you who really want to take in all of the visuals revealed in the firstAnt-Mantrailer, we have compiled a batch of high resolution images from the film to let you take in all the goodness one shot at a time, complete with an image by image analysis by me....

An Electric Sandra Oh Can’t Keep ‘Saturday Night Live’ From Losing Steam AfterSaturday Night Livehad two back-to-back killer episodes with John Mulaney and Idris Elba, there was a lot of hope that the cast and crew could keep that momentum going into spring with the next batch of new episodes. Unfortunately, despite the strength of first-time hostSandra Oh(Grey’s Anatomy, Killing Eve), the sketches didn’t make nearly as big of a splash as the previous two episodes....

Chris Pratt Talks Alaskan Nets Documentary; Watch A New Clip [Exclusive] Good Deed Entertainment has not only provided us an exclusive extended clip from the forthcoming documentary “Alaskan Nets,” but they’ve also let us have a short Q&A with the moving documentary’s executive producer Chris Pratt of “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Jurassic World” fame. Yes, that Chris Pratt. The superstar spent much of his youth in Alaska and recognized the story’s importance, and it’s always wonderful when someone of his caliber puts his weight behind a project with a social impact like this one....