During their recent quarterly earnings call Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed that the company is slashing Fox's potential movie slate. This in response to the recently-acquired studio making a massive loss in the last quarter.

It seems there's place for only one rodent at Disney, as Fox's long-gestating animated feature film adaptation of the award-winning Mouse Guard comic has officialy been killed following the Disney/Fox merger.

Disney may have recently acquired Fox, but for now its business as usual and the company has just announced their new line-up of shows for the year ahead.

With Disney's takeover of Fox concluded, the House of Mouse has updated its release schedule until 2027 to incorporate these new additions alongside some other franchise surprises.

With less than two months to go to it's release, the final trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix has burned its way online.

Marvel may have regained the film rights to the X-Men thanks to the Disney/Fox merger, but the mutants will reportedly not be seen in the MCU for at least 5 years. And I'm all in favour of that approach!

The Disney/Fox merger deal may now be done, but according to Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, the MCU is sticking to its 5-year post-Endgame plan and that does not include the X-Men.

It's been about 10 months since Lucifer was saved from the fires of cancellation by Netflix, but we haven't heard much since. Finally the showrunners are giving some hints as to what we can expect from the series' return.