Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but let's examine why, despite its well-known status, many musical theater fans don't really like Phantom of the Opera that much. In short, it's a basic choice. There are musicals that the general public loves and accepts, and those typically end up getting movie adaptations and praise. Those are the ones that musical theater fans don't particularly love, and it isn't necessarily because they're not great shows.

The Dark Phoenix Saga is one of the—if not the—best-known X-Men stories, or comics stories in general. As such, it's been adapted more than once, including elements of the story being used for the plot of the movie X-Men: The Last Stand. Now, thanks to their time-traveling antics, the X-Men movies are getting a second chance to do a more direct adaptation of the story in X-Men: Dark Phoenix, and the first trailer is a foreboding one.

The winter Arrowverse crossover event is already jam-packed with heroes, uniting the casts of Arrow, Supergirl and The Flash, while also introducing audiences to Ruby Rose's Batwoman and Bitsie Tulloch's Lois Lane.

We're creeping toward the November 21st release of Creed II, and Michael B. Jordan, in fine fighting form, is here to up our anticipation.

This is so embarrassing. This is the man that the majority of American (electoral) voters chose not just to govern us, but to represent us. And he deserves to be laughed at.

Margot Robbie's Birds of Prey film is quickly coming together, with Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Jurnee Smollett-Bell joining the cast as Huntress and Black Canary, respectively.

Claire Temple may not have powers, but that doesn't mean she can't kick ass in her own series.

A new Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald trailer dropped yesterday, which was a painful reminder of how much we want to be excited about these movies while they just keep giving us reasons not to be. One of those reasons is Johnny Depp playing Gellert Grindelwald, a casting decision that puzzles us to this day.

From the look of it, bringing in Rachel Mitchell to question Kavanaugh and Ford is a push for good optics, not actual substance, and they can't even get that right.

After dozens of women came forward with their stories, and a long and protracted court battle that left many discouraged, justice was finally served as serial predator Bill Cosby was sentenced to 3-10 years in prison for the aggravated indecent assault of Andrea Constand in 2004.

After a decade, Scott Westerfeld is taking us back to the Uglies universe with 'Impostors.'