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The winners of Night Two of the 2025 Creative Arts Emmy Awards have been announced!

The second part of the awards event took place on Sunday night (September 7) at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

The awards show handed out awards in technical categories for reality, variety, and nonfiction programs.

Keep reading to find out more…Saturday Night Live and the SNL50 special cleaned up at the ceremony winning 11 categories while former President Barack Obama earned his third Emmy, winning Outstanding Narrator for the Netflix documentary Our Oceans.

Other winners from the night included Love on the Spectrum, Pee-wee as Himself, The Traitors, Queer Eye, and Welcome to Wrexham.

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Former President Barack Obama has won his fifth Emmy Award. Obama previously won the Outstanding Narrator Emmy Award in 2022 and 2023 for his work on Our Great National Parks and Working: What We Do All Day. In 2022 and 2023, Obama won Children's and Family Emmy Awards for producing Ada Twist, Scientist and We the People.

President Obama has also previously won Best Spoken Word Album Grammy Awards for "Dreams from My Father" in 2006 and "The Audacity of Hope" in 2008. Additionally, Obama has been nominated for a News and Documentary Emmy Award, another Grammy Award, and two more Children's and Family Emmy Awards.

On the second night of the 2025 Creative Emmy Awards, President...

Jimmy Kimmel, Alan Cumming, Barack Obama and SNL50: The Anniversary Special were among the many winners during the second night of the 2025 Creative Arts Emmys.

The annual two-day event, which took place the weekend before the Primetime Emmys, handed out dozens of awards to mostly below-the-line categories. Awards announced on Sunday spanned variety programming, nonfiction and reality sectors.

Early winners on night two included Kimmel for best game show host for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and SNL50 in a number of categories. Saturday Night Live‘s 50th anniversary special took home eight Emmys on Sunday night, including writing and directing for a variety special, leading the slate of winners for the evening.

Other top winners Sunday night include Pee-wee As Himself, which won four Emmys, including best documentary or nonfiction special, while the main Saturday Night Live weekly late night program earned three Emmys, tying with The Traitors.

“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” may have been canceled, but it won the respect of the Hollywood industry.

The long-running late-night program picked up its first-ever Emmy statuette, winning outstanding directing for a variety series for Jim Hoskinson for the episode, “David Oyelowo, Finn Wolfhard, Special Apperance by Alan Cumming, Performance By Ok Go.”

Including the two additional nominations from this year’s Emmy lineup, the CBS staple had amassed 33 Emmy nominations since its debut in 2015. It was ranked as the second most-nominated show in Emmy history without a win, trailing only AMC’s “Better Call Saul,” which infamously lost all 53 of its nominations across its six-season run. The comedy “Newhart,’ which ran from 1982 to 1990, long held the record with 25 losses until “Better Call Saul” lost its final Emmy categories in 2023, coincidentally the same year “The Late Show” surpassed “Newhart” in the tally.

Many see the awarding of the...

Sunday's Creative Arts Emmy Awards was a night of repeat champions, surprise upsets, and first-time winners. Alan Cumming scored back-to-back victories as Best Reality Host for The Traitors, while Barack Obama notched his third Best Narrator Emmy for Our Oceans. The late Paul Reubens was also honored, winning his first Primetime Emmy as a coproducer of the year’s Best Documentary or Nonfiction Special, Pee-wee as Himself.

One of the night’s biggest shocks came when 100 Foot Wave rode to victory in Best Nonfiction Series, toppling heavy favorites SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night and Simone Biles Rising.

The surprises kept coming in Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking, where Patrice: The Movie...

Alan Cumming took home the Emmy for outstanding host for a reality competition program for “The Traitors” on Sunday night at the Creative Arts Emmys.

But backstage, Cumming, who is reprising his role as Nightcrawler from “X2″ for “Avengers: Doomsday,” was asked how he was preparing to play the character again. The actor confirmed he had already wrapped filming: “Well, I’ve already done it. I finished it.”

The actor, who last played the character in 2002, went on to say, “I did a lot of stunt work and training. That was amazing.” He joked, “The stunt people couldn’t believe that I could get up, let alone jump around and do this boxing and training.”

Cumming admitted he had forgotten to rewatch the first film before reviving the character. But it turned out to be advantageous to the actor and his process. “I think that was what really helped, because this is super intense,...

Love on the Spectrum and Queer Eye took home Emmys for Outstanding Unstructured and Structured Reality Programming, while Pee-wee As Himself won Outstanding Documentary and Alan Cumming was named Best Host for The Traitors on Night 2 of the Creative Arts Emmys.

A no-show Barack Obama earned an Emmy for narrating Our Oceans, while the SNL 50 special picked up multiple Emmys for production design, sound mixing, makeup, writing and more. Jeopardy! won for Outstanding Game Show while Jimmy Kimmel triumphed for hosting Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

A total of 47 awards were distributed Sunday in categories such as production design, sound mixing, choreography, and writing. SNL 50 won 7, followed by The Traitors (4), Pee-wee as Himself (3), SNL (3), 67th Annual Grammy Awards (2), 100 Foot Wave (2), and Love on the Spectrum (2).

Highlights from the night included Marlee Matlin and Nyle Dimarco presenting two Emmys with the help of sign language interpreters, and Love on...

Until Sunday night, Jeff Probst (Survivor), Jane Lynch (Hollywood Game Night), and RuPaul Charles (RuPaul's Drag Race) were the only people to win the Best Reality Host Emmy at least twice in a row. But now, Alan Cumming has joined their illustrious company.

As Gold Derby predicted,The Traitors host has claimed victory at the 2025 Creative Arts Emmys over RuPaul, Probst, Kristen Kish (Top Chef), and the Shark Tank septet of Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Kevin O'Leary, Barbara Corcoran, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, and Daniel Lubetzky.

The Traitors won four trophies at the Creative Arts: Best Reality Host, Best Reality Directing for Ben Archard, Best Cinematography for a Reality Program,...

Live from Los Angeles, It’s the Creative Arts Emmys — where NBC’s “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” dominated with seven awards — the most of any program on the second night of this year’s pre-Primetime awards. And when you count the entire “Saturday Night Live” universe, that number actually rises to eleven.

Also having a good night: Peacock’s “The Traitors,” which landed four Emmys, including one for host Alan Cumming; and Conan O’Brien, who won for hosted nonfiction series or special (HBO Max’s “Conan O’Brien Must Go”) and variety special (pre-recorded) for Netflix’s “Conan O’Brien: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize For American Humor.” And Netflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” won for unstructed reality program, as well as casting, while the streamer’s “Queer Eye” won for structured reality program.

HBO Max’s “Pee-wee As Himself” won three, including outstanding documentary or nonfiction series, as...

“Saturday Night Live” and the “SNL50” specials cleaned up on Night 2 of the Creative Arts Emmys, winning 11 categories, by far the most of any nominee. Considering that Lorne Michael’s half-century-old comedy institution was already the most nominated program in Primetime Emmy Awards history with 372 nods, it was expected that TV Academy voters would respond well to its milestone fiftieth season in all its various forms. The “SNL” wins on Sunday included production design for a variety series; lighting design; sound mixing; technical direction/camera work; and writing.

Still, “SNL” wasn’t invincible, losing best documentary or nonfiction series to HBO Max’s “100 Foot Wave,” which also won for cinematography.

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Channing Tatum is set to reprise his Deadpool and Wolverine role as Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday, and the actor recently revealed that the Ragin' Cajun will be taken a little more seriously when he makes his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In a previous interview, Tatum explained why he won't be going "full Cajun" with his hard-to-understand accent for Doomsday.

“I’m not gonna go full Cajun. [Directors Anthony and Joe Russo] want things to be funny, but they don’t want to go full Deadpool. They want to keep the drama and keep it tight. When Gambit gets serious — when he drops the Mardi Gras mask — things do matter.”

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Chris Evans' return as Steve Rogers/Captain America in Avengers: Doomsday may be one of the movie's worst-kept secrets. The trades have reported that he'll return as the Star Spangled Avenger, with various scoopers and set photos lending further weight to those claims.

Now, Evans has been spotted at the Toronto International Film Festival looking jacked and very much in "Captain America" shape. 

Fans have even shared some photos comparing his physique to the start of the year, and there's a noticeable difference. Evans has had mixed fortunes since 2019's Avengers: Endgame; Knives Out saw him receive rave reviews, but Lightyear, Ghosted, and Red One all received far more tepid responses than his MCU work.

Channing Tatum's Gambit movie spent years in limbo, undergoing multiple rewrites and director changes before the Disney/Fox merger ultimately led to the project being scrapped.

With that, Tatum's dreams of playing the Cajun mutant ended. However, when the time came for Deadpool & Wolverine to populate The Void with Variants, Ryan Reynolds wasted no time in turning to his longtime friend, allowing Tatum to finally play a comic-accurate Remy LeBeau.

Deadpool & Wolverine ended by teasing Gambit's return, and Tatum will fight alongside the X-Men in next December's Avengers: Doomsday.

That's more than the actor could have hoped for in the early 2010s, and while we don't know...

Channing Tatum is back as Gambit for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, and he’s already hyping fans about what’s to come.

Speaking to Variety, Tatum couldn’t hide his excitement over the scale of the movie. “When I say a huge movie, it’s like an understatement. I don’t have a word big enough. I’m not good enough with words to explain how big this movie will be. It’s going to blow people’s minds,” he said.

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There have been rumors that Ryan Reynolds might return as Deadpool, but Tatum downplayed the idea. “I think he’s busy enough.

Channing Tatum is back as Gambit in the highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday, and he’s already giving fans plenty to be excited about.

Speaking with Variety, Tatum admitted that the scale of the movie is unlike anything he’s experienced before. “When I say a huge movie, it’s like an understatement. I don’t have a word big enough,” he said. “I’m not good enough with words to explain how big this movie will be. It’s going to blow people’s minds.”

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While fans have been speculating about Ryan Reynolds returning as Deadpool, Tatum stayed cautious.

Last month, Ryan Reynolds sent speculation into overdrive when he shared an Avengers logo that had been vandalized with graffiti, and we'd later get confirmation (or so we thought) that Deadpool will indeed return to the MCU for Avengers: Doomsday.

Though THR claimed that Reynolds will reprise his role as the Merc With a Mouth for Marvel Studios' highly-anticipated event film, Deadline seemed less certain. Various scoopers have since reported that Deadpool is "100%" in the movie, but we probably won't know for sure until the next cast announcement.

While promoting his new John Candy doc at TIFF (via EW), Reynolds was asked about the various Candy Easter eggs in Deadpool,...

Ryan Reynolds is playing coy about a possible cameo on Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday after throwing comic book fans into a frenzy, hinting at Deadpool’s appearance.

The actor is at TIFF to promote the John Candy documentary he produced with Colin Hanks as director. During an interview, Reynolds talked about the John Candy Easter eggs he put in all three Deadpool films.

Entertainment Weekly took the opportunity to ask if there were any Easter eggs in Avengers: Doomsday and if that would confirm his involvement in the Russo Brothers-directed film.

“There’s four that I’ve got in there,” Reynolds joked. “Of course, I’ve written them all at home in my PJs, and nobody’s seen ’em, nor have I stepped foot on set. But, yeah, that’s about as far as I’ll go on that one.”

Related: TIFF 2025 Hot List: Movies With Chris Evans, Sydney Sweeney,...

Avengers: Doomsday seems to be absolutely packed with characters from across the Marvel Multiverse, but will Ryan Reynolds appear as Deadpool? A report from THR last month stated that Deadpool would be returning for the film, but Deadline disagreed, saying the character won’t appear in any of the upcoming Avengers movies.

Reynolds is currently at the Toronto International Film Festival to promote John Candy: I Like Me, the documentary about the iconic Canadian comedian he produced with director Colin Hanks. (You can check out a review of the doc from our own Chris Bumbray right here.) While speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Reynolds was asked about the John Candy Easter eggs he put into Deadpool,...

The Primetime Emmys will air Sept. 14, but that's not when most of the statuettes will actually be awarded. The vast majority will be handed out at the Creative Arts awards over separate ceremonies this Saturday and Sunday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

So, who will win?

Gold Derby's experts, editors, and users have finalized predictions in 31 key categories, which have been combined to generate the official Gold Derby odds.

Famous faces expected to take home trophies include Adam Sandler (SNL50: The Anniversary Special) for Best Music and Lyrics and Maya Rudolph (Big Mouth) for Best Voice-Over Performance. It would be his first-ever Emmy Award, and her seventh (!) after...

As work continues on Avengers: Doomsday in the UK, more actors are wrapping up shooting their respective roles in the highly anticipated first half of the Multiverse Saga's finale.

Many of them will no doubt be enlisted for reshoots somewhere down the line, but Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Pedro Pascal (Mister Fantastic), and Alan Cumming (Nightcrawler) have all been confirmed to have finished work on the blockbuster.

Now, we can add Letitia Wright to the list. "I just wrapped principal photography on Avengers: Doomsday, playing Shuri, Black Panther," she confirms in the video below while discussing her upcoming film projects.

As the McU's Black Panther, Shuri is expected to be part...

Forget the back-stabbing Roy family. For his first film as director, Succession star Brian Cox returns to his native Scotland with Glenrothan, a heartfelt story of reconciliation, whisky and the ties that bind.

Set in the rural highlands, the film follows two estranged brothers who reunite in the land of their birth. Donal (Alan Cumming) long ago left home for America, leaving older brother Sandy (Cox), behind to run the family distillery. Forty years later, the brothers finally re-unite, back on Scottish soil, to reopen old wounds and reconcile with their shared past.

Alongside Cumming and Cox, the cast includes Shirley Henderson and Siobhan Redmond. Glenrothan has its world premiere at TIFF. Protagonist Pictures is selling the film worldwide.

The project marks a departure for its two leads, who are playing far from their public personas. The Traitors host Cumming “butches it up a bit” as Donal, a rebellious, leather-jacket-wearing,...

In a post-Endgame era, Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange is considered to be the Og Avenger who could deal with the multiversal incursions. The post-credit scene of Multiverse of Madness and his indispensable role in Spider-Man: No Way Home fairly pointed in that direction before Marvel Studios went a complete 180 and brought in Robert Downey Jr’s Doctor Doom into the fold. Then Cumberbatch created more confusion by revealing that he isn’t part of the Avengers: Doomsdaylineup and then going 180 on that statement. Thankfully, now, the actor has revealed that he’s Kevin Feige’s secret weapon in the upcoming superhero mashup.

Given the confusion around Doctor Strange’s presence in Doomsday,...

Russell T. Davies has cast Alan Cumming and David Morrissey in Tip Toe, his latest queer Channel 4 drama that he said last month is “the strongest thing I’ve written.”

The Traitors host Cumming and Sherwood star Morrissey are Leo and Clive, who have lived next door to each other in Manchester for almost 15 years. Just as life should be settling down, the world around them is growing more tense. Davies has previously described Tip Toe as a cross between his cult Channel 4 drama Queer as Folk, which was also set in Manchester, and dystopian BBC series Years and Years.

Joining Cumming and Morrisey are Pooky Quesnel (The A Word, Moonflower Murders) as Clive’s wife Marie, Jackson Connor (Phoenix Rise, Masters of the Air) as Clive’s youngest son George, Joseph Evans (The Map That Leads To You, Cc Emily) as George’s older brother Saul, Elizabeth Berrington (Lost Boys & Fairies,...

Television’s awards season is nearing its grand finale, with the Creative Arts Emmys taking place over two nights this weekend, leading into the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 14. The main ceremony will be hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze.

Apple TV+ enters the night with unprecedented momentum. Its critically acclaimed psychological thriller “Severance” leads all programs with 27 nominations. HBO Max’s “The Penguin,” a gritty Batman spinoff, follows with 24. Meanwhile, Apple’s dark comedy “The Studio” — the razor-sharp satire of Hollywood — tied the all-time record for most comedy series nominations with 23.

Many industry pundits project a historic showing for Apple TV+, with many predicting it will take home both drama (“Severance”) and comedy series (“The Studio”). Variety is inclined to agree. If achieved, it would mark the first time one network has won both top races since HBO accomplished the feat in 2016 with “Game of Thrones” and “Veep.

Unlike Cannes or Berlin, Toronto has never been a market-first festival. But ahead of the launch of the official TIFF market next year, Toronto is looking to boost its industry credentials, positioning itself as the go-to for finished films — particularly mainstream English-language fare — without domestic distribution.

“Given the uncertainty in the movie exhibition space right now, [Toronto’s] going to give us a real snapshot of what the people who release movies think can work in the marketplace,” says Steven Soderbergh, who brings his latest, The Christophers, to TIFF without a distributor. “There’s no better barometer of what’s happening than a bunch of people who have to put movies out into theaters, making decisions about what they think can succeed.”

With prestige titles, bold debuts and star-driven dramas looking for homes, TIFF 2025 could prove a decisive test for the independent film business.

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Marvel Studios announced the Avengers: Doomsday cast in a five-hour reveal video released in March, but some huge names were missing from that list.

Kevin Feige has suggested that more announcements will be made in the future, and with Earth's Mightiest Heroes not set to assemble in theatres again until next December, we could be waiting a while. In the meantime, a few actors have been semi-confirmed for the movie, including Benedict Cumberbatch.

At the end of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the former Sorcerer Supreme travelled to the Dark Dimension alongside Clea to deal with an Incursion he'd supposedly caused. That dangling plot thread hasn't been resolved,...

The Toronto International Film Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary, and the crop of new movies it's presenting is truly worthy of such an occasion. The lineup is both incredible and diverse, ranging from indie darling Chloé Zhao's Hamnet adaptation to Rian Johnson's highly anticipated Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, and all manner of titles and talent in between.

Veteran directors abound, but one of the more fascinating films premiering at TIFF is actually Brian Cox's feature directorial debut, Glenrothan. Cox has already left an indelible mark through his prolific acting career, most notably as the disillusioned patriarch in the wildly popular Succession, but...

Just as awards season begins in earnest in Hollywood, New York Fashion Week is set to kick off with its own awards show: The Annual Daily Front Row Fashion Media Awards, created by Brandusa Niro, who founded DailyFrontRow.com (the insiders’ insider NY fashion news) and Daily Front Row magazine, published during fashion weeks. Now in their twelfth year, the FMAs will be handed out, as usual, the first Friday night of Nyfw (Sept. 12) at the top of 30 Rock, New York’s art deco Rainbow Room. They award achievements in media, style and creativity. In the past, recipients have included Christian Louboutin, Bob Mackie, Jerry Hall, Anna Sui, and Zendaya, and the ceremony has drawn top talent to present as well. The dress code? Do your own thing, but make sure everyone’s looking.

This year’s awards will be hosted by fashion blogger Bronwyn Newport, part of the cast...

We haven't seen or heard from Simu Liu's Shang-Chi since he made his MCU debut in his own solo movie, Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings, back in 2021, but we have repeatedly been assured that Marvel Studios does have big plans for the character.

There's been no official word on a sequel since it was announced shorty after the first movie's release, but Liu remains confident that it is "definitely" going to happen, and we now know that the Master of Kung Fu will play a role in Avengers: Doomsday.

During a new interview with The River, Liu spoke about what it's been like working with such...

Over a year after the Marvel Cinematic Universe went fully R-rated with Deadpool & Wolverine, fans still fondly remember the Cajun charm brought to the screen by Channing Tatum's Gambit. While fans can expect more of Gambit's endearing vibes in Avengers: Doomsday, Tatum insists there will be a big difference with his character in the upcoming MCU event film.

Speaking with Variety, Tatum delved into what to expect from Gambit in Doomsday following his well-received appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine. While audiences can look forward to more "funny" moments from Gambit, Tatum claims a more "serious" version of his character will grace the big screen in the next Avengers sequel. “I...

Channing Tatum is set to reprise his Deadpool and Wolverine role as Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday, but it sounds like the Ragin' Cajun will be taken a little more seriously when he makes his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Though he did get to flex his action muscles in an exciting set piece, Tatum largely played Remy Lebeau for laughs in the recent R-rated movie (Wade Wilson not being able to understand his thick accent was a running joke). However, the Magic Mike star has now revealed that he won't be going "full Cajun" for Doomsday.

During an interview with Variety, Tatum said that studio executives “really had to...

Channing Tatum is officially returning as Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday, and he has already teased a major moment for his character.

Speaking to Variety, Tatum revealed that Gambit will be part of a “big fight” with Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom, hinting at some intense action in the upcoming film.

Tatum first played Gambit in 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine, and fans responded positively to his portrayal.

Now, he’ll reprise the role alongside X-Men legends including Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Alan Cumming, Rebecca Romijn, and James Marsden. The actor has long had a personal connection to Gambit. He was originally set to star in a solo Gambit movie and...

Channing Tatum is set to return as Gambit in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, and he’s already teased a major moment for his character. Speaking to Variety, Tatum revealed that Gambit will be part of a “big fight” with Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom.

Tatum first played Gambit in 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine, and the character quickly became a fan favorite.

Now, he’s reprising the role alongside other X-Men legends including Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Alan Cumming, Rebecca Romijn, and James Marsden.

The actor has long had a connection to Gambit. He was originally set to star in a solo Gambit movie and even worked on co-directing it...

Avengers: Doomsday will feature more superheroes than almost any other MCU film, including those from other cinematic universes. The Fox-era X-Men are expected to play a large role in the highly anticipated team-up film, which also includes characters from the Deadpool franchise. After breaking out in Deadpool & Wolverine last year, expect a fan-favorite character to return, but not in the same way audiences saw him last time around.

During an interview with Variety, Channing Tatum teased his return as Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday, reprising his role after making his MCU debut in Deadpool & Wolverine. While fans quickly embraced his version of the X-Men character, he revealed that executives...

Much of Avengers: Doomsday remains shrouded in secrecy, though there are plenty of rumours still doing the rounds. It won't be until next December that we learn whether they're accurate, but it's good to have something to speculate about while we wait for official updates.

So far, we've been able to piece together at least some of Doctor Doom's mission. It seems the villain believes he's on a mission to "save" the Multiverse, and that Steve Rogers' actions in Avengers: Endgame—which saw him travel back in time for a happy ending with Peggy Carter—are the cause of the Incursions plaguing the Multiverse.

We know He Who Remains created a singular Sacred Timeline,...

Deadpool and Deadpool 2 were two rare fan-pleasing successes for 20th Century Fox, so when Marvel Studios regained the rights to the X-Men franchise, it seemed inevitable that Ryan Reynolds' Merc with a Mouth would eventually enter the MCU.

That finally happened with last summer's Deadpool & Wolverine, a $1.4 billion mega-hit that finally opened the door to R-rated storytelling from the Disney-owned Marvel Studios. Since then, all eyes have been on when and where Wade Wilson and Logan will return.

After that run-in with the Tva, they've both made a permanent home on Earth 10005, a reality we anticipate visiting in Avengers: Doomsday when Earth 616's Mightiest Heroes clash with the X-Men.

As an actor who’s seen both sides of the aisle — the MCU and Dcu — Frank Grillo is comparing how the two powerhouse superhero studios, Marvel and DC Studios, approach their sprawling multiverses.

In an interview with People, the Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Peacemaker cast member noted that the two companies have “different” approaches to their filmmaking and ideating.

“It’s different. It’s not organized in the same way. [DC] is really like all the scripts are in front of you and you kind of have a real secure handle on what’s happening,” Grillo said.

The Tulsa King actor added, “And there’s nothing wrong with it, but [Marvel] was a little fly by the seat of your pants.” While Grillo noted the studio has “done very well,” he personally found it a “little scary” to be going into a scene dark — something fellow Marvel alums have shared,...

Avengers: Doomsday is shaping up to be the biggest MCU movie ever, and that means we can expect to see a lot of characters.

Will the Young Avengers be among them? Leaked concept art has suggested that's the case, but Hawkeye star Hailee Steinfeld chose her words carefully when she was recently asked about being part of the massive ensemble.

"I'm gonna have to say that, I can't say anything," the actor who lends her voice to Spider-Gwen in the animated Spider-Verse franchise teased.

Nightcrawler actor Alan Cumming, meanwhile, has described Avengers: Doomsday as a "superhero orgy," adding, "There's so many people in it! I feel so bad for the...

Alan Cumming is returning to the Marvel universe as Nightcrawler in Avengers: Doomsday, and he has been very open about what filming the movie has been like.

The actor first played the teleporting mutant in 2003’s X2: X-Men United, but this time, the experience has been very different.

In a recent chat with Movie Clips, Cumming described the film as “a superhero o***.” He explained, “There’s so many people in it! I feel so bad for the person who had to schedule the film. There’s like 30 of the busiest actors in the world.”

His comment highlights just how massive the cast of the movie is, which includes returning X-Men stars like Patrick Stewart,...

Alan Cumming is returning to the Marvel universe as Nightcrawler in Avengers: Doomsday, and he isn’t holding back about what the experience has been like.

The actor first played the teleporting mutant in 2003’s X2: X-Men United, but this time around, filming has been very different.

In a recent chat with Movie Clips, Cumming described the film as “a superhero o***.” He explained, “There’s so many people in it! I feel so bad for the person who had to schedule the film. There’s like 30 of the busiest actors in the world.”

The massive cast includes returning X-Men actors like Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, James Marsden, and Rebecca Romijn,...

Fans have been fed only upsetting news from the Avengers: Doomsday set, with the most recent being Robert Downey Jr. threatening to quit over script issues. However, you should hear what Paul Rudd has to say before jumping to conclusions. Rudd interrupted the Russo brothers during their video presentation at Destination D23 and delivered a positive message.

The Marvel film didn’t make any major announcements at the event, except for a footage and a video presentation. As the Russo brothers were sharing their experience, helming “the biggest movie they’ve ever done”, Rudd kept coming in their way. He jumped in to say how he was in awe of the incredible set in London.

Disney’s Destination D23 2025 came and went, and the Walt Disney Studios panel was shorter than many fans had hoped when it came to updates on Avengers: Doomsday.

Despite the limited new information, there was one standout moment. The Russo Brothers appeared on screen with Paul Rudd, sharing a message from the set that excited the audience. The directors told fans that Avengers: Doomsday is the biggest film they have ever worked on.

Paul Rudd then shared his own message, giving fans a glimpse of what’s happening behind the scenes. “We’re surrounded by jaw dropping sets and some truly incredible talent, many of who you just saw teased in that great video.

Disney’s Destination D23 2025 wrapped up with a brief but exciting panel from Walt Disney Studios.

While fans didn’t get many new details or exclusive sneak peeks about Avengers: Doomsday, there was one big highlight. The Russo Brothers appeared on screen with Paul Rudd and delivered a message directly from the set. According to the Russo Brothers, Avengers: Doomsday is the biggest movie they have ever worked on.

Paul Rudd took the spotlight next and shared his thoughts on the film. “We’re surrounded by jaw dropping sets and some truly incredible talent, many of who you just saw teased in that great video. Bringing this story to the...

The MCU may be on a cinematic hiatus for the rest of the year, but there's a lot to look forward to in 2026. This includes Avengers: Doomsday, which will see the return of Fox’s X-Men. We already got a taste of that last year with Deadpool & Wolverine. This saw a major comeback for not only Ryan Reynolds' Merc With the Month, but Hugh Jackman's famous X-Man. Now, ahead of Marvel's Doomsday, Wolverine gets a heroic replica cowl from Hasbro.

A part of Hasbro's Marvel Legends collection, this iconic cowl is based on Jackman's comic-accurate suit from Deadpool & Wolverine. After almost 25 years, Jackman's version of the character finally got his signature costume.

We've been hearing a great deal about Chris Evans' role as Steve Rogers in Avengers: Doomsday. The actor has repeatedly denied reports about his return, but the trades were first to reveal that he and Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter would be part of the movie, and they're rarely wrong.

Recently, we've been led to believe that Captain America will be a key figure in this story, all because of what he did in Avengers: Endgame. In the 2019 movie, Steve travelled back in time to return the Infinity Stones to their rightful place in history. However, his decision to remain in the past for a happy ending with Peggy might...

Marvel’s post-multiverse projects have already drawn major buzz when the studio announced a new X-Men movie. Several reports have emerged on the potential cast of the movie, and the latest report reveals who will replace Halle Berry as Storm in the new movie. According to scooper MainMiddleMan, Kirby Howell-Baptiste had been approached to play Storm.

Kirby began her career on a series of short films before landing small roles in shows like Comedy Bang! Bang! and House of Lies. She had recurring roles on shows like Love, Barry, The Good Place, and Veronica Mars Season 4. She also played main roles in shows like Downward Dog, Killing Eve, The Sandman,...

Shia Labeouf has always been one of those actors who have always found himself in one controversy or another. From physical altercations that needed Brad Pitt’s intervention to affairs with co-stars, Labeouf’s personal life has certainly been chaotic.

It is, unfortunately, not a rare thing for Labeouf to enter into controversy, ever since the star has been in the Hollywood spotlight. Well, here is every Shia Labeouf Hollywood controversy, ranked from bizarre to simply disturbing.

8. Shia Labeouf’s Affair With Megan Fox

Back in 2007, Shia Labeouf and Megan Fox starred in a film titled Transformers, directed by Michael Bay. Although both stars found worldwide fame and acclaim for their respective roles,...

Chris Hemsworth has seemingly wrapped filming for Avengers: Doomsday, and Marvel fans are not taking it lightly. Alongside Pedro Pascal and Alan Cumming, Hemsworth’s reported completion of principal photography has ignited a wildfire of speculation. For over a decade, the actor has embodied Thor, the God of Thunder, a cornerstone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Yet, the recent announcement has fans stating:

If thor dies , we revolt

— Shresth (@monotonouslogx) August 28, 2025

With Robert Downey Jr. stepping into the villainous shoes of Doctor Doom, and a cast bursting at the seams with heroes and mutants alike, the stakes appear monumental. With the confirmed deaths of other fan favorites in recent Avengers films,...

When we last saw Tom Hiddleston's Loki, he'd taken his place on a throne situated at the Citadel at the End of Time. The God of Stories now powers the Multiverse, though the existence of Incursions suggests it might be a temporary fix.

Loki will return in Avengers: Doomsday, and we now have some spoilery details about what he'll bring to the movie. Earlier today, photographer @UnBoxPHD was first to reveal that Hiddleston is "rumoured to have filmed today for Avengers Doomsday."

Since then, Daniel Richtman has chimed in to explain, "Tom Hiddleston has filmed a scene in Steve and Peggy's home where he's having a [conversation] with them." So,...

When Marvel Studios unveiled the Multiverse Saga slate, the plan was for Avengers: The Kang Dynasty to be released in May 2025, with Avengers: Secret Wars following this November.

2023's strikes changed things, as did the tepid response to many recent MCU movies and TV shows. Now, we're getting Avengers: Doomsday next December, with Avengers: Secret Wars following in December 2027. Doctor Doom has taken Kang the Conqueror's place, and Marvel Studios only has Spider-Man: Brand New Day and a mystery July 2027 release on the way before this Saga ends.

A story from Murphy's Multiverse is receiving some attention online today, after the site suggested that the untitled release could be a secret,...