Though they may be at ends with one another come May, Captain America, Black Panther and Iron Man have united for this week's Entertainment Weekly cover, bringing a striking new image of the fearless threesome suited and booted. It marks the first trinket from a slew of coverage, with the outlet promising to take us behind the scenes of the airport clash glimpsed in the show-stopping debut trailer for Captain America: Civil War.
With PlayStation Experience 2015 now imminent, Sony has confirmed plans to host a PlayStation VR panel on Saturday, December 5 discussing how the bleeding-edge technology will "leave its mark on gaming and culture."
Hayley Atwell's beloved secret agent will be returning to the small screen a little later than first thought, after ABC announced plans to postpone Agent Carter season 2 by a fortnight.
Now that New Line Cinema has picked up the drama and director David Frankel has been instated at the helm - in lieu of Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, who exited the project earlier in the year - Collateral Beauty is now beginning to fill up its casting list, and one of the newcomers currently circling a role in the flick is Helen Mirren.
Barring fleeting cameo roles in both 2009's Notorious and this year's excellent Straight Outta Compton, rap legend Tupac Shakur is still to be the center of attention in a feature film.
If Outlander's inaugural season ended on something of a high note, with Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) setting sail for Paris, then our first look at season 2 showcases that new threats are afoot.
After announcing that the title monster-hunter extraordinaire was headed to Xbox One via December's Games With Gold offerings, Microsoft and developer NeocoreGames have welcomed the launch of The Incredible Adventures Of Van Helsing on Microsoft's flagship platform.
Having only hit theaters in late October, many didn't expect Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension or Scout's Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse to release digitally before the new year. But, low and behold, in rolling out a new initiative to digital sharing, Paramount has announced that both films will make their digital debuts very soon indeed.
Sony Japan and From Software have announced that the Bloodborne servers are now offline for a spell of "emergency maintenance," which is expected to last a few days.
