Remembered as one of the very best series that Nicklelodeon ever greenlit, Invader Zim has been on the wishlist of many a fan who happens to be desperate for more of the Irken invader’s antics. Well hold onto your butts folks, because Zim is coming back for one more run at the big time in a TV movie that is reuniting the original cast and key crew members behind it.

While they were commercially successful, the two G.I. Joe movies weren't as well received as they could have been. Hasbro Studios is hoping to change that by rebooting the franchise for a younger audience.

WWE Monday Night RAW took place from the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. Here’s all the action that went down.

Just because critics love something, doesn’t mean it’s going to be popular with the masses. The converse is true. Very often, a critically slammed piece of work is a hit with the general populace, raking in sales and viewership numbers that go well beyond expectation. Iron Fist is a perfect example.

Thanos is coming, and he really really wants to get his massive purple hands on those Infinity MacGuffins which have been present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So what’s a would be universal tyrant to do when the Avengers stand in your way? Hire some help of course to help take them down in Avengers: Infinity War.

For decades Marvel was known as the House of Ideas. Lately though? Those ideas seem to have run out, with the Disney-owned publisher pushing every single event it could think of out of the gate in at attempt to claw back some of the market share it lost to other rivals. So who’s to blame for the current slump then? You’d think with a multimedia juggernaut behind them that Marvel would be selling multiple runs of any comics with ease, but that’s not the case. And it’s all the fault of diversity. At least that’s what Marvel VP of Sales David Gabriel thought during an interview at a Marvel Retailer Summit.