Madame Web star Dakota Johnson reflects on the film's troubled development but would still be open to appearing in another ...

According to the book “Strapless: John Singer Sargent and the Fall of Madame X” by Deborah David, a 50-something Amélie’s had all the mirrors in her home removed after overhearing a woman ...

Before you see Madame Web, here’s a primer on her comics backstory, along with the comic-book origins of Julia Cornwall ... (the same sort that gives the X-Men their various powers) rather ...

Given the state of reproductive rights in this country, it’s not surprising that we have two new books that delve into the history of abortion. “The Trials of Madame Restell,” by Nicholas L.

In the comic books, Madame Web is an elderly woman and clairvoyant aid to Spider-Man. The film has absolutely no idea what to do, visually, with that kind of power set, so Cassie can either yell ...

“Madame X” and her circle have been covered extensively, including in Deborah Davis’s book “Strapless” and Gioia Diliberto’s work of historical fiction “I Am Madame X.” John Singer ...

Sony’s Madame Web isn’t especially great or terrible, but it’s surprisingly committed to transporting you back to 2003 — a golden age for comic book movies that were aggressively mid or worse.

Thanks to Deadline, we have our answer. Abrams’ long-in-the-works shows featuring John Constantine and Madame X are officially dead at HBO Max. However, Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions banner ...