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After years of delays, the Queen biopic is making serious headway these days.

Bryan Singer just can’t resist posting more pictures from production on Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.

Watch the late insult comic roast everyone from Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro to Amy Poehler in the new posthumous web series ‘Dinner with Don.’

Everyone just wants to escape with their lives and return to their original bodies in the new remake.

The Hellboy movie has had an intriguing start, with the disappointing news that Guillermo del Toro wasn’t finishing his trilogy, to a bunch of exciting casting announcements, to one not-so-exciting cast addition, to that actor backing out, to a better choice being in talks (which were confirmed today). More good news: we finally know what David Harbour’s Son of the Fallen One looks like. And he’s pretty scary.

Almost two decades after making the first Jay and Silent Bob solo flick, Kevin Smith is returning to the View Askewniverse with Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, which he announced was happening about six months ago. Now, it looks like his Supergirl schedule is giving him the break he needs to start shooting his new movie, which officially begins production this fall.

Writer/director James Gunn wanted David Bowie to make a cameo appearance in his Marvel movie 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.'

And it’s a name that Tim Burton fans will definitely recognize.

There are many ESPN channels: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU, ESPN Classic, ESPN First Take where they just show that show on a loop forever. (It’s mostly watched in prisons as a form of enhanced interrogation technique.) But the greatest of all ESPN channels is ESPN 8, or “The Ocho,” as it’s known to devotees. It’s the ESPN devoted to the finest in seldom seen sports.

We know Steven Tyler‘s got a powerful set of pipes, but he’ll put it to use as a voice actor rather than as a singer for the upcoming Fox animated film, ‘Epic.’

Stifler and crew surface for more wet and wild fun, while Cameron and crew sink the Titanic. Again. Thank your lucky stars only ONE of these silver screen returns is in 3D.

Next Sunday will mark 100 years since the Titanic disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean at 2:20 A.M. April 15th 1912. 'Titanic' first hit theaters in 1997, it was nominated for 14 Oscars and took home 11 of them. The epic movie grossed over $600 million at the domestic box office, and today (April 4) the film will be re-released to theaters, but this time you can see it in 3D. Here are some fun fact