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News Hour: Thor has lost his invincible hammer and Black Panther shoulders the responsibility of being a new king, in exclusive scenes shown from Disney’s Marvel studios’ upcoming superhero movies at San Diego’s Comic-Con. One of...

News Hour: “Dunkirk” and “Girls Trip” are opening above expectations at the domestic box office, while “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” looks like a huge flop. But let’s start with the good. Christopher...

News Hour: Ben Affleck dismissed speculation that he is being dropped as Batman during a Warner Bros. presentation Saturday that introduced the “Justice League” and announced a sequel to summer smash hit “Wonder Woman.” Rumors have...

News Hour: The High Court today stayed in part a notice issues by Bangladesh Chalochitro Poribar, a group of 18 organizations related to film industry, boycotting film actor Shakib Khan, reports BSS. A High Court division...

News Hour: Illusionist Criss Angel received a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame on Thursday, saying he drew inspiration from another famous magician, Harry Houdini. “It’s unbelievable. Houdini died in 1926 and this star will remain...

News Hour: American rock band Linkin Park on Friday canceled its North American tour after the death of its lead singer Chester Bennington. “We are incredibly saddened to hear about the passing of Chester Bennington,” said...

News Hour: It was only yesterday when the news of Sunny Leone and her husband Daniel Weber becoming parents for the first time broke and social networking sites went crazy after hearing the good news. Fans...

News Hour: Ryan Seacrest confirmed on Thursday that he will return as host of “American Idol,” the most popular music reality show in U.S. television history, when it comes back to the screen on ABC TV...

News Hour: From the dragons of Westeros and the “Walking Dead” zombies to the deadly humanoid robots of “Westworld,” the golden age of television is dominating the limelight at San Diego’s annual Comic-Con. Kicking off on...

News Hour: Chester Bennington, the lead singer of band Linkin Park, died at his home in Los Angeles County on Thursday morning in what is being treated as a suspected suicide. He was only 41. Chester...