It looks like Michael Keaton may be going from Superhero to Supervillain, as the former Batman is in talks to play the main bad guy in Sony’s planned standalone Spider-man movie, which has just been announced as being called Spider-man: Homecoming.
Variety first reported on Keaton’s possible involvement. However, there’s no word on who he will be playing, saying that information is being kept secret.
Tom Holland is set to play Peter Parker/Spider-man, with his take on the character being introduced in the imminent Captain America: Civil War. Marisa Tomei is also onboard as Aunt May, with Zendaya signed up for a mystery role. Jon Watts is directing the film from a script by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein.
It’ll be in cinemas July 2017.
Over the years Elton John has done a tiny bit of acting, but it looks like he may be adding to his thespian resume, as THR reports he’s in talks for a role in Kingsman: The Golden Circle. However, at the moment the part he would be playing is being kept a secret. THR suggests he may be playing himself.
Just yesterday we said that it wouldn’t be long until a trailer for Doctor Strange arrived. Well, we were right as it’s now here and you can take a look at it below. The trailer suggests something a little darker than most Marvel movies, as giving us a taste of the magic it will bring to the universe.
The gay-themed movie What We Have is out now on DVD courtesy of TLA Releasing, and we’ve teamed up with them to give away three copies in this competition!
Although it was only released a short time ago, the short film How To Get Over A Breakup has already been successful enough that the people behind it have decided to turn it into a web series. Creator Krishna Kumar, who’s been creating video shorts for years, has set up up an Indiegogo campaign in the hope of making more episodes.
Jimmy Fowlie’s web series Go-Go Boy Interrupted turned out to be a big success when it debuted in late 2014, so much so that a Kickstarter for Season 2 raised almost $70,000. Not the first two episodes of that season have arrived, which see Danny (played by Fowlie) having made some changes in his life, but it’s two steps forwards two steps back, as the only job he can get is as a lunchtime go-go boy at a low rent dive. He’s no longer the cute early-20s twink who could get paid to dance at top clubs.
Have you ever had to take your computer in for repair? Were you worried that the technician would find your enormous stash of porn that you like to pretend doesn’t exist? That’s the situation Steven faces in the latest episode of Tough Love.
Last October it was revealed that James Franco was continuing his fascination with everything gay by producing and starring in King Cobra, based on a real-life case of murder in the gay porn business. Director Justin Kelly has worked quickly, as the film is due to premiere shortly at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Last month it was revealed that Andrew Garfield and Olivier Award winner Denise Gough were set to star in a new London National Theatre production of Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Angels In America. Now it’s been announced that they will be joined by Russell Tovey, according to 
I wouldn’t be surprised if we get a trailer for Doctor Strange very, very soon (around the time Captain America: Civil War is released makes sense), as a few days after a new picture of Benedict Cumberbatch as the title character debuted, the first official poster has arrived.