Five new DC movies have been added to HBO Max. DC Studios is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, which also owns the HBO Max streaming service. A number of DC and Warner Bros. Pictures movies are already available to watch on HBO Max,

Here's a look at all the DC movies and series currently in the works, along with a few whose fates may be in jeopardy.

According to the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington, 92 establishments closed, nearly double the number of closings in 2022

2026 is a building year for the DCU. While Marvel unleashes its heaviest possible hitters, DC is adding to their solid foundation with two more films – including one that may be a bit out of left field – that both have the potential to surprise. First up...

The suspect charged in connection with the Jan. 6 pipe bomb investigation is due in federal court Tuesday, as his attorneys argue he should be released while the case moves forward.

Following the end of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, Kyle returned to Earth again for a brief stint with an incarnation of the Titans during DC's "New Justice" era. After that ended, however, he went right back into space, barely receiving much focus at all during the "Infinite Frontier" era.

This is because DC Studios overseers James Gunn and Peter Safran appear to be flouting a lot of conventional wisdom about how to form a cinematic universe, superheroic or otherwise. In a lot of ways,

The leftist group “Free DC” teaches Washingtonians how they can use jury duty to defend the “marginalized” from “systemic biases” in criminal cases, its website shows. Free […]

AC/DC lost their lead singer in tragic fashion. The first single they released with his replacement was their first US Top 40 hit.

Merging some of DC and Marvel’s strongest characters creates fusions far stronger than the sum of their parts.

In 1990, DC Comics released the first issue of Shade the Changing Man. Written by Peter Milligan and initially drawn by Chris Bachalo, the book retooled one of Steve Ditko’s zaniest creations into a dark, brooding examination of American culture and society. Shade the Changing Man would join The Sandman as a foundational book for DC’s Vertigo line.