The Oscars is far and wide considered to be the very pinnacle when it comes to rewarding quality in filmmaking. It's also considered far and wide to be an elitist, artsy-fartsy circle-jerk. Whereas awards shows like the MTV Movie Awards hand out prizes for those films that are a big hit with the general public, the Oscars focuses purely on technical craft, popularity and box office numbers be damned. But that's apparently now changing.

Disney is pulling out all the stops for their upcoming video streaming service, and that includes a rather hefty price tag for their flagship Star Wars live-action series. A series which may just be taking us to an iconic corner of the Star Wars galaxy we've only ever seen in animated form.

All we've known about the upcoming Birds of Prey movie up until now is that Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn would lead this motley crew. A crew we now know will consist of Black Canary, Huntress, Renee Montoya and Cassandra Cain, and who will face off against Black Mask. Plus, we may even had a lead on who will be playing these DC Comics badasses.

Bel Canto is the upcoming drama from director Paul Weitz that's based on the best-selling novel by Ann Patchett, and stars Julianne Moore. A famous opera singer [Moore] is held hostage in South America by a guerrilla rebel group after performing at a Japanese businessman’s lavish birthday party. Unexpected bonds are forged in the standoff that ensues.

While Warner Bros/DC Comics has been keeping pretty mum about a Man of Steel sequel, it looks like a different Kryptonian is heading to the big screen in a solo adventure as a Supergirl movie is now in the very early stages of development.

Bruce Willis may need to be more than just a screen hero as he is set to star in a new MoviePass film that will hopefully change the fortunes of the struggling company titled 10 Minutes Gone

Duncan Jones is stepping into the world of TV as he looks to adapt a best-selling espionage novel into a big TV series.

In her multi-hyphenate career as a model, musician, and actress, Ruby Rose has travelled all around the world. And now she's heading for a place very few have ever been: Gotham City. As officially revealed last night, the Australian-born Rose has been cast to play Kate Kane aka Batwoman in The CW's upcoming Arrowverse crossover event before spinning off into her own DC Comics TV series alongside Arrow, The Flash, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl.