Wonder Woman

Warner Bros

Stand aside, boys. 2020 is the year of kick-ass women at the box office. From Amazon princesses and lethal assassins to crafty harlequins and alien warriors, next year will be dominated by female characters and female directors. Five of the top 10 most anticipated movies for 2020 are directed by women, according to a survey of more than 2,000 millennial…

The first trailer for the anticipated Wonder Woman movie sequel is finally here!...

The footage was released online on Sunday and also screened before fans at the 2019 Comic Con Experience event in So Paulo, Brazil....

Israeli star Gal Gadot reprises her role as Diana Prince, aka the Amazonian Princess Diana of Themyscira, in the sequel to the hit 2017 DC film....

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The world will have to wait a little longer for the “Wonder Woman” sequel, which will now arrive in theaters in summer 2020.

In the year after the downfall of Harvey Weinstein and the rise of #MeToo awareness, women in Hollywood are still processing and evaluating what, if anything, has fundamentally changed in their business — from the nature of scripts to an increase in basic opportunity. Some say that things have absolutely changed, while others struggle to see any discernable difference that...

Kristen Wiig doesn’t look much like a villain in a photo released for “Wonder Woman 1984.” Director Patty Jenkins on Wednesday tweeted the first look at Wiig as Wonder Woman’s foe, Cheetah. Wiig is dressed as Barbara Minerva, the mortal who morphs into a powerful nemesis. Wiig’s character is shown standing in what appears to be a natural history museum,...

The late actress’ Lois Lane didn’t possess otherworldly super powers. But she became a pioneering big-screen hero in her own right.

While 2017 may have been the year of “Wonder Woman,” a new study finds that female protagonists were down 5 percent in the year’s 100 top-grossing films. The Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University released its annual “It’s a Man’s (Celluloid) World” on Thursday. It found that females comprised 24 percent...

Ava DuVernay’s “A Wrinkle in Time” may have disappointed at the box office, but she’s already booked another big-budget project.

Kristen Wiig will play a villain in the next “Wonder Woman” film. Director Patty Jenkins announced on Twitter Friday that Wiig will star as Wonder Woman rival Cheetah in the superhero sequel.

This year, Jenkins’ “Wonder Woman,” starring Gal Gadot, was a mega-hit worldwide. Pulling in $816 million worldwide last summer, it was the most successful live-action film ever directed by a woman. And it was clearly a breakthrough in what was otherwise a less-than-spectacular summer at the box office.

To celebrate the Blu-ray release of “Wonder Woman,” 300 drones flew over downtown Los Angeles in an illuminated, choreographed art show creating some stunning visuals. Patty Jenkins has signed on to direct the sequel, and the deal will make her the highest-paid female director of all time.

Patty Jenkins has officially signed on to direct the sequel to “Wonder Woman.”...
A Warner Bros. representative confirmed Jenkins’ return on Monday after Variety first reported the news....
Jenkins was widely expected to return for the sequel after “Wonder Woman” became both a critical success and a global hit at the box office earning over $816 million worldwide this summer. Negotiations took...

When Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon clasped hands, stepped on the gas and flew over the canyon ridge in that memorable ending to “Thelma & Louise,” many in Hollywood believed they were launching more than that turquoise Thunderbird.

The director of “Wonder Woman” says James Cameron’s criticism of the film is “unsurprising” because he can’t understand it.

“Wonder Woman 2” is set to storm theaters on Dec. 13, 2019.

Ever sipped on a White Walker or taken a bite out of Drax the Destroyer? Now’s your chance! Here are 5 comics-themed treats to try during this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego.

“Hawaii Five-O” actor Daniel Dae Kim has penned a thank you letter to his fans on Facebook after he left the television show over a reported pay dispute. Kim and co-star Grace Park, who are both Asian American, were reportedly earning 10 to 15 percent less than white co-stars.

Daniel Dae Kim’s classy note to fans suggests the pay flap that led to his and Grace Park’s exit is about more than money.

Despite wielding the golden lasso and deflecting bullets with her bracelets on the big screen for more than a year, “Wonder Woman ” star Gal Gadot still doesn’t see herself as a superhero.