The X-Men are the Marvel Cinematic Universe‘s biggest hope. Sure, movies like Thunderbolts* and Fantastic Four: First Steps ...

X-Men United has recently addressed costuming issues that have since been fixed for the production of Doomsday.

Playful moment alert: he references when monologues go flat, cameos come in handy. On cue, Kieran Culkin (in the audience ...

When President Ronald Reagan passed away in June of 2004, the news media spent an entire week documenting his surviving family’s grief. Cable and broadcast news programs covered the memorial services, ...

Remember Alan Cumming’s Nightcrawler in X2: X-Men United? His teleporting, cobalt-skinned character made a huge impression, ...

But as dermatologists advise, everyone should use a body moisturizer every day to maintain optimal skin health. That’s why, after interviewing four dermatologists, we tested 25 lotions from an ...

Some stars from Fox’s early 2000s "X-Men" films, including Patrick Stewart's Professor X and Ian McKellen's Magneto, were also confirmed as members of Disney's "Doomsday" cast. Fans can also ...

Patrick Stewart, 84, who played Professor X in the Fox’s early 2000s X-Men films, and 85-year-old Ian McKellen, who played his arch-nemesis Magneto, are also in the Doomsday cast as Disney and ...

The X-Men are going to play a big role in Avengers: Doomsday. We know that because a bunch of them, including Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, are confirmed for the gigantic MCU crossover.

The first nemesis of the current generation of Ultimate X-Men returns in Ultimate X-Men #14, with the Shadow King coming back to menace the young team. For those not in the know, the current ...

Most people have 24 ribs, with 12 on each side of the body. No evidence indicates any difference between males and females. The ribs and rib cage are excellent examples of the human body’s ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is getting a heavy dose of the big screen’s original “X-Men.” During Marvel’s lengthy cast reveal for its upcoming tentpole “Avengers: Doomsday,” it was ...