Mark Ruffalo became a fan-favorite in the MCU for his role as The Hulk in Iron Man 3, Captain Marvel and every film in The Avengers series. Now it looks like he may be reprising his role as the iconic superhero for the upcoming Disney+ series She-Hulk, in addition to starring in HBO’s upcoming television adaptation of “Best Picture”-winning film Parasite.

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Ruffalo made an appearance at the C2E2 Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (seen above) to spill a few minor details on his involvement in both projects. While he kept it a bit brief when discussing She-Hulk, saying he’s only in “preliminary talks” at this point, Mark did confirm that news of his involvement in the Parasite television series is pretty accurate. “We’ve met. I love him [Bong Joon-ho], I love that movie,” the Dark Waters actor said, following up adding, “I might be playing the father in Parasite on a television show. I would love to do it. We’re sort of waiting on the script and all that, but yeah, that’s pretty much true and in the works.”

Mark Ruffalo also joked about Martin Scorsese’s recent comments where he deemed Marvel films as “not cinema,” saying he’d make an amazing, “more dark” Marvel film. Read up more on that over at ComicBook, and let us know if you’d be down to see The Hulk and She-Hulk meet on Disney+ or if Ruffalo would make a good fit in a Parasite television adaptation down in the comments.

We joked the other day about remakes being all that Hollywood can think about following news that Paramount Pictures is rebooting the 1997 killer snake thriller Anaconda. Well, it looks like we actually weren’t far off in the least bit following confirmation that CBS is working on a remake too of the 1985 crime series The Equalizer starring Edward Woodward, this time with Queen Latifah as the titular character. 

Of course, more people may remember the 2014 film adaptation (seen above) and its 2018 sequel, both starring Denzel Washington. The original TV series and its accompanying film remakes were all successful in their own right, so a new chapter for the next generation isn’t too farfetched in the least bit. As The Hollywood Reporter puts it, the Latifah-led series was put into production last November and will act as a “reimagining” of the ’80s original. The series has only gotten a pilot production commitment so far, with potential for a full series pickup highly possible according to reports.

Take a look at some of the technical specs for Queen Latifah’s The Equalizer reboot THR:

The new CBS take is written by Castle creators Andrew Marlowe and Terri Miller, with Latifah also attached as an executive producer though her Flavor Unit banner. The potential series is a co-production between CBS TV Studios and Universal Television. The Blacklist duo John Fox and John Davis, Davis Entertainment, will also exec produce. Original Equalizer co-creator Richard Lindheim is also on board as an EP alongside Debra Martin Chase and her production company. Flavor Unit’s Shakim Compere will also oversee for the company.

Based on her co-starring roles in suspense thrillers like The Bone Collector, House of Bodies and even serious roles like her breakout performance in Set It Off, we can definitely see Queen Latifah pulling this off. Watch a highlight reel of Edward Woodward in-action during Season 1 of The Equalizer below, then let us know if you can see Queen Latifah filling those shoes over in the comments: 

Fans of the hit HBO series Westworld are guaranteed to be treated to a season filled with head-turning turmoil, and the latest trailer for season three alludes to the drama of the future being a direct reflection of the political drama happening in real-life today.

Starting with the “political unrest” and “wide scale protests” in Hong Kong, another real-life issue that occurred not too long ago, the new Westworld Season 3 trailer goes on to list a bunch of other monumental catastrophes that ultimately lead to the doomed events expected to play out in upcoming episodes. In addition to “impeachment of the 45th president of the United States” — they even got the Dec. 18, 2019 date right — there’s the “ecological collapse of Indonesia” in May of this year, the “assassination of the president-elect” in December 2024, a “thermonuclear incident in Paris” on October 9, 2025 and the “start of the 2nd Russian Civil War in Moscow” by the time Feb 2037 comes around. After that, we officially see the system initiation of “‘Solomon’ Build 0.06” in April 2039 before a “critical event” takes place on February 27, 2058. Man, are we doomed!

Watch the new trailer above for Westworld Season 3, premiering March 15, 2020 on HBO, then check out the extended plot-driven trailer released last summer during San Diego Comic-Con below:

Before he was one of the Bad Boys for Life, Martin Lawrence was a stand-up comedian with a dream. He gained notoriety on the touring circuit and then changed television history with his 1990s classic sitcom, Martin. Aside from the comedian, the show starred Tisha Campbell as Gina, Tichina Arnold as Pam, Carl Anthony Payne II as Cole, and the late Thomas Mikal Ford as Tommy.

For five years, Martin gave Fox one of its most popular shows on the network, but its final episodes left fans wondering what was going on behind the scenes. There was news that Tisha was suing Martin over allegations that he’s sexually abused and harassed her. The comedian rarely talks about that time in his life—a rough patch that included a mental breakdown and later a three-day coma—but in a recent interview with GQ, Martin addressed the rumors.

Martin was asked about being spotted with Tisha recently. “Yeah. Because none of that was true. It was all a lot of bulls–t and—,” Martin said before being interrupted. “What was bulls–t?” the reporter asked. “Just whoever’s side it was, it was bulls–t,” the actor answered. He added that he and Tisha haven’t had a heart-to-heart about the allegations she made against him in the past.

“We don’t need to talk about something that just didn’t happen,” Martin said. “So I just decided to walk away from the show. I just decided to end it. People said that I got canceled, but that wasn’t the case. I decided to just leave the show.” He added, “I love Tisha. I’ve seen her then and now, now and then, always with nothing but love. I have nothing but love for her, and I always have.”