It’s finally time to find out whatJordan Calloway’s Khalil, a.k.a. Painkiller, has been up to since departing Freeland at the end ofBlack Lightning’s third season. It’s taking all of his strength to keep the murderous personality at bay. Jordan Calloway as Khalil Payne, a.k.a. Painkiller, in ‘Black Lightning’ season 4 episode 7.Kyle Kaplan/The CW Like Khalil, both men are also haunted by things from their past. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: How did [Black Lightningshowrunner] Salim Akil pitch the spin-off to you?...

You don’t want to missBlack Lightning’s final two episodes, according to starMarvin Jones III. “I consider them both finales,” Tobias Whale’s portrayer tells EW. “They both have finale-level action and unpredictability in them.” Marvin “Krondon” Jones III as Tobias on CW’s “Black Lightning.".The CW “He’s reaching an apex here. It was something that was kind of keeping him from [becoming] his wholly realized-self.” In fact, Jones himself is very pleased with how Tobias' journey ends in the series finale....

Jefferson Pierces family will be feeling the pressure of the Markovian conflict asBlack Lightningseason 3 lights up. The family is probably the most disjointed weve ever had it, Cress Williams tells EW. Its the whole Markovian conflict. Josh Stringer/The CW So far, Williams has gotten to spend a lot more time with Duke than he did last season. Although Jefferson is physically separated from his family, they arent too far from his thoughts....

It’s the end of the road for twoShowtimecomedies. The half-hour seriesBlack MondayandWork in Progresshave both been canceled, after three and two seasons, respectively. It was a major bummer." ‘Black Monday’ and ‘Work in Progress’.Nicole Wilder/SHOWTIME; Adrian S. Burrows/SHOWTIME We were told it went down from season 1 to season 2. (Ok, very discerning!)" But unfortunately, that isn’t enough to overcome the bottom line. It is a bit of a vicious cycle....

Fandango’s annual moviegoer survey’s top picks are all superhero adaptations. Is 2022 going to be the biggest year yet for superhero movies? According toFandango’s annual moviegoer survey for the most anticipated movies of next year: Absolutely! ‘Black Panther,’ ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,’ ‘The Batman’.Marvel Studios; Sony Pictures Animation; Jonathan Olley/DC Comics/Warner Bros. The movies are back, baby!

Black Panther: Wakanda Foreveris pressing pause. In August, the 28-year-old actresssustained minor injuries on setas she was filming a scene with a stunt rig. She was briefly hospitalized and then released, and she’s been recovering ever since. Letitia Wright as Shuri in ‘Black Panther’.©Marvel Studios 2018 Filming is currently underway onWakanda Foreverin Atlanta, withBlack Pantherwriter-directorRyan Cooglerreturning. Production is expected to shut down the week of Thanksgiving, before picking back up again in early 2022....

Dutch bodybuilder Olivier Richters reveals his bit part was actually a Marvel comics character. Warning: Minor spoilers fromBlack Widoware discussed in this article. A mutant has entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe and most people didn’t even realize. Scarlett Johansson in ‘Black Widow’.Marvel Studios Richters took to social media on Thursday to confirm that he actually played a character from Marvel comics. “Ursa is part of the Winter Guard, noted for being ‘Russia’s answer to the Avengers....

Is there anything more uncomfortable than a family dinner? Even the most loving, supportive households can occasionally turn awkward when sitting down together at the kitchen table. “The tone comes from the character,” Shortland explains. Rachel Weisz, Scarlett Johansson, and Florence Pugh in ‘Black Widow’.Jay Maidment/Marvel Studios We start the film where she’s kind of afraid. She doesn’t know how to be an individual. By the end, they’re this beautiful, formidable team or community or family....

Where we find Natasha in her life at this point is very specific, Johansson reveals. She really is in a dark place where shes got no one to call and nowhere to go. Shes really grappling with her own self. Eric Ray Davidson for EW In that moment, you actually have to face yourself. Set after the events ofCaptain America: Civil War,Black Widowwill introduce new characters like Harbours Alexei. In the Cold War, the Americans were developing weaponry, and the Soviets were responding....

Were finally getting a peek insideBlack Widowsledger. I dont think I could have played this iteration of Natasha 10 years ago, said Johansson. It wouldve been a very different film. ©Marvel Studios 2019 I get to play Natasha as a fully realized woman and in all of her many facets. Pugh describes Yelena as a sister figure to Natasha, while Fagbenle plays a contact from Black Widows past. Theres a kind of romantic undercurrent, the actor said....

In MarvelsBlack Widow,Scarlett Johanssons Natasha Romanoff has an unenviable task on her hands. Park worked on most of the Marvel movies, fromCaptain America: The First AvengertoAvengers: Endgame. Park wrote on Instagram. Taskmasters skills lie in his mnemonic ability. In the comics, he was able to perfectly replicate rope tricks by watching a cowboy on television. In high school, he became a star athlete after watching one professional football game. His roster of skills continued to grow as he watched archival footage of superheroes in battle....

Warning: Spoilers fromBlack Widoware discussed in this article. Black Widowscreenwriter Eric Pearson is no stranger to crafting stories for the Marvel Universe. Having worked onThor: RagnarokandAgent Carter, Pearson brought years of experience to the writing table inBlack Widow. Florence Pugh in Black Widow.Marvel Studios But even that didn’t convince Marvel to trust him with their deepest secrets. “Val”). “I was like, ‘What does that mean?’ They were like, ‘Don’t worry about it....

Dre (Anthony Anderson) isn’t the only one having trouble, though. No, we’ve done it. They’ve reached the finish line. Credit: Richard Cartwright/ABC “Our Wedding Dre” will air Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT on ABC. Check out two exclusive photos from the episode above. Richard Cartwright/ABC