I need to step up my cosplay game!
Stephen Colbert is on the cover of Entertainment Weekly this week, and the magazine has released the above behind-the-scenes footage of him getting into character as Bilbo, Legolas, and Gandalf. Which transformation is your favorite?
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Entertainment Weekly got a few pictures from DC's Batman v. Superman, in their upcoming issue. Now we can take a closer look at Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and even a horribly wigged Lex Luthor. Whose side are you on?
Entertainment Weekly's got a slew of new Game of Thrones cast photos. Click the happy couple to see more!
Our favorite female characters are back with a vengeance in Game of Thrones Season 6 according to Michael Lombardo, HBO's programming president. "They power this season. It's organic to the storytelling, yet a radical shift. It's the women that are the hope that we're watching as the chess pieces move this season, and it's very exciting." Read more over on EW.
Entertainment Weekly got together with former Firefly writer-producer Tim Minear in order to get our hopes up and then firmly dash them in one interview. Minear discusses his willingness to bring the show back, saying:
I would love it. It would be great. But first everybody has their respective projects that limits them from crossing over into other things. It's just trying to coordinate everybody's obligations so they could somehow participate.
Listen, Nathan, Castle is cute and all but who would want to play a mystery writer/wannabe detective making not so subtle references to Firefly when you could go back to being a space cowboy?
Minear goes on to talk about formatting a revival as a limited series, a la BBC's Sherlock, but, when asked if there was any real talk of bringing the show back, he took the sky from all of us:
No one has talked to me about it. Joss and I had discussed at some point some kind of spinoff, but that was maybe eight years ago.
I'll be in my bunk, sobbing, if anybody needs me.
JK Rowling's Harry Potter Prequel, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, has graced the cover of Entertainment Weekly in anticipation of the film's release next fall.
The cover gives us a look at Eddie Redmayne playing Newt Scamander on the steps of the Magical Congress of the United States of America (America's Ministry of Magic).
