Taylor Kitsch first stepped onto the big screen as Gambit in X‑Men Origins: Wolverine. The role gave him a chance to showcase his charm and athleticism. Howev ...

WE may not be done with summer yet, but this week sees the autumn TV season kick off with a string of huge new shows. From ...

Jack Carr, David DiGilio, Jared Shaw, Chris Pratt, and Taylor Kitsch tease that Dark Wolf Season 2 will break new ground if ...

Chris Pratt stars in this underrated action thriller series, and it's dominating the streaming charts in the days leading up ...

Wolverine , is finally speaking out about being replaced by Channing Tatum in Deadpool & Wolverine and the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday . And no, he’s not bitter about it. Back in 2009, X-Men Origins: ...

The first three episodes of the show will debut simultaneously before shifting to a weekly release model, and Chris Pratt ...

Carolina Bartczak played Taylor Kitsch's wife in the Netflix series Painkiller, starred alongside James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, in X-Men: Apocalypse, and now leads the CBC series Plan B.

Bringing to life comic book characters isn't always easy, especially on the big screen and when there's a devoted fanbase.

The Terminal List star Taylor Kitsch played Gambit in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and he's now broken his silence on being replaced by Channing Tatum in Deadpool & Wolverine and Avengers: ...

However, even though Tatum will officially be reprising the role of Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday (2026), Kitsch hasn’t slammed the door shut on the MCU. When asked if he might return to Marvel after ...

The Terminal List author Jack Carr has discussed how the prequel show, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, changes a key book ...

Dark Wolf is all set to premiere with its first three episodes on August 27, and then follow a weekly release schedule, which sets up the prequel's finale for September 24.