- MoviesHanna Flint
Tom Holland shares new Spider-Man suit on Instagram to confirm 'Far From Home' has wrapped
Tom Holland has confirmed that the Spider-Man: Far From Home production has come to an end. The black and red suit is not something directly lifted from the Marvel Comics which has some people believing it might be inspired by some unused concept art by Humberto Ramos.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Zendaya on making subversive kids film 'Smallfoot' and those 'The Little Mermaid' rumours (exclusive)
Zendaya is Meechee.
- CelebrityDigital Spy
Zendaya says her skin colour affords her privilege
"I'm Hollywood's acceptable version of a black girl."
- CelebrityDigital Spy
The Greatest Showman gets a new trailer & release date
Christmas is getting a bit more sparkly.
- MoviesGwynne Watkins
'The Greatest Showman': Exclusive look at character posters for Hugh Jackman's musical
P.T. Barnum didn’t always tell the truth, but he knew how to put on a dazzling show. That sense of spectacle is present in these new posters for The Greatest Showman , Fox’s original musical starring Hugh Jackman as the visionary circus founder and notorious hoaxster. The film tells the story of Barnum’s unlikely rise to fame in the late 1800s, with contemporary pop songs written by La La Land lyricists Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Michelle Williams co-stars as Barnum’s wife Charity, while Zac Efron , Rebecca Ferguson, and Zendaya play the star performers of the Barnum & Bailey circus. Check out Yahoo Entertainment’s debut of the new character posters in the slideshow above. The directorial debut of Australian VFX wizard Michael Gracey, The Greatest Showman is a passion project for Jackman, who spent years trying to get the big-budget film made . Notably, this is Jackman’s first film musical since 2012’s Les Misérables (for which he received an Oscar nomination) and Efron’s first foray into the genre since his High School Musical days. The Greatest Showman opens in theaters on Dec. 20.
- MoviesMarcus Goh
'Spider-Man: Homecoming' actor Tom Holland would like to play 'crazy, scary' Carnage
Former Batman Michael Keaton may have taken up the villain’s role in the latest Spider-Man movie, but the film’s lead actor himself also has a few bad guy roles in mind. “I would like to play Carnage because he’s a crazy, scary, horrible person,” said the 21-year-old Holland.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Good Morning America Host Slammed For Offensive Term To Describe Zendaya
Amy Robach, co-host on US show ‘Good Morning America’, has had to apologise after she used the offensive term ‘coloured’ to describe ‘Spiderman: Homecoming’ star Zendaya. The broadcaster was presenting a segment on Hollywood casting, after rumours that the former Disney Channel actress is set to play Mary Jane Watson in the new movie. “Now we all know Hollywood has received recent and quite a bit of criticism for casting white actors in what one might assume should be a role reserved for coloured people,” she said during yesterday’s show.
