Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan win hearts and minds in "Thunderbolts*," in which Marvel misfits tackle a story of redemption and mental health.

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Pew was on the board of the magazine Christianity Today, which he helped finance, though critics said the magazine was merely ...

In the present, Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) wakes up in the hospital after he ... to kill Matt under the cover of the darkness. Luckily, Matt has enough strength to escape to the Punisher’s ...

In the long, sad, completely avoidable continuum of on-set accidents, which includes but is not limited to the death of Vic Morrow and two small children during the filming of “Twilight Zone: The ...

How well do you know the PS2? For as famous as the iconic console’s library is, I’m betting there are at least a couple of ...