Black Panther has been a massive success across the globe, and Africa a whole has been no exception as the latest Marvel film shattered several continental records.

Black Panther is an excellent film, but with Marvel's next film, Avengers: Infinity War going to be even bigger, its only fair that we talk about those Infinity Stones.

It's hard to imagine that only 10 year's ago, the concept of a shared universe was not even around and superhero movies were considered risky by most studios. Now Marvel has not only got everyone trying to make a shared universe, but proven that you can make lots of money by doing it at the same time.

Everyone's favourite superheroes are back in this new trailer which takes us a little deeper into the home of the Parr family to show us what its like to try and be normal with all those superpowers.

While some fans are decrying Disney’s handling of Star Wars by producing all these spinoffs and prequels, it turns out that creator George Lucas himself already had the same plan years ago. Also, writers Lawrence and Jon Kasdan reveal how The Big Lebowski and more influenced Solo: A Star Wars Story

Disney is launching their own streaming service next year, but it will be strictly family-friendly. So where does that leave their current shows running on the likes of Netflix which don't quite fit that description?

While all the current streaming services are producing high quantities of R-rated content for their viewers, Disney is intent on going in the opposite direction, inline with their family friendly brand and will be moving R-rated content elsewhere

Following on from this morning's announcement of a brand new Star Wars trilogy, comes the news that we'll soon be taking several different trips to a galaxy far, far away on the small screen.