This weekend’s Box office limped over the line as the summer period came to an end.

With only a few weeks to go before the great Martin Scorsese reveals his new, highly anticipated mobster movie “The Irishman,” Empire (online) debuted some exclusive pictures, showcasing the extreme acting talent Scorsese has at his disposal yet again.

David Fincher’s deliciously addictive thriller shifts gears for its second season.

Ben Platt and Beanie Feldstein to lead the 2040 Oscar Race?

Following James Gray airing his concerns surrounding modern day cinema in a revealing interview with Deadline, in which the headline statement had Gray stating mainstream cinema is in an “Utterly perilous state”. Are we possibly in a sustained period of non-risk-taking cinema? And has the business of cinema completely taken over?

“Angel has Fallen” delivers the franchise’s first top spot, as the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise scored big in China yet again.

The internet went into meltdown this week with Marvel fans ready to storm the gates of Sony (in some cases literally) as it was revealed they and Disney had failed to reach an agreement on the Web-slinger’s continued involvement in the MCU.

“Hobbs and Shaw” continues to lead the way as it clinged onto top-spot of the weekend box-office, much like its star Dwayne-Johnson clung onto that helicopter during one of the films main set pieces.

“Hobbs and Shaw,” Universal’s “Fast and Furious” spin-off, was the big winner this weekend at the box-office.

Who will Marvel entrust to bring the X-Men and the Fantastic Four back to life?

Disney's new take on “The Lion King” remained atop the box office this weekend, despite the biggest second-weekend drop off that one of their 'live action' remakes has seen. With $75.5M this weekend, the Jon Favreau directed, all-star cast driven (and highly faithful) remake now has a domestic standing of $351M, boosting its worldwide tally to a hefty $962M, leaving it finely poised to pounce over the $1B mark next weekend, making it the second Disney re-hash in as many weeks to do so after the Will Smith starring Aladdin reached the milestone this weekend.

Still wondering just how “Bohemian Rhapsody”walked away with four Oscars. Forget about it, as 2020 looks to see the return of some of the Hollywood's biggest hitters, and most adored stars, along with (as always) a few surprises.

Now that the Infinity War style dust has settled on Kevin Feige unveiling Marvel's next batch of MCU projects, from big to small screen, lets look at the big takeaways from this colossal announcement, from surprise comebacks and ground-breaking projects, to the confirmation of some familiar faces joining everyone’s favourite cinematic universe, and more.

Ten years on from Heath Ledger's Oscar win for his spine-tingling performance of the Joker in “The Dark Knight,” Adrian Buitenhuis, co-creator of the acclaimed documentary “I Am Heath Ledger,” a film which beautifully explored the man he was, both on and off camera, speaks about the story of a “truly incredible actor” who “thrived off human connection”, and how he wanted to dispel the myths that surrounded the sad passing of the transcendent Australian well on his way to becoming a screen legend.