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"Atlanta" star Brian Tyree Henry will star as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first openly gay superhero in "The Eternals."

The monster mash-up will feature updated looks.

Monster madness.

Sony has their own Spider-Man plans.

Brian Tyree Henry is reportedly set to star in his first horror film.

"Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse" is shaping up to be intense.

Atlanta is coming back for a third season.

The Black and Latin Spider-Man is getting his own film.

"Widows" looks like the most interesting film of the year.

With the second season of the critically-lauded show coming to a close, we decided to take a look back at why Atlanta’s Robbin season has been so memorable.

In the season finale of "Atlanta," the storylines wrap up neatly, leaving us rooting for each of the characters.

The Glover brothers take us back to the most awkward and difficult phase of Al and Earn's life: middle school.

Earn, after a series of L's, sets in motion another event-filled night for Paper Boi and the crew leading to bruised ego’s and faces.

Paper Boi falls down the rabbit hole, coming out the other side with a realisation we've been waiting for him to have.

"Atlanta" continues to subvert viewers expectations with its most captivating episode to date, "Teddy Perkins".

"Barbershop" is the season's goofiest episode while underlying the importance of the black barbershop experience.

Though the episode has a layer of racial anxiety and tension to it, it's Van's journey from start to finish that has us hooked. She finally gets the episode she deserves.

"Money Bag Shawty" is packed with hilarity, humorous anecdotes and call-backs but leaves you feeling a bit empty.