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Behind the laugh, the mustache, and his iconic Joker character was a debonair, tuxedo-clad man who lived his life as a gay man, according to Samuel Garza Bernstein.
Marc Tyler Nobleman was admonished for telling students the co-creator of Batman had a gay son.
Women, queer characters, and people of color in positions of power shine brighter than the Bat-Signal in Fox’s latest comic-inspired TV series, Gotham.
Fresh from her Emmy win, The Crown's star discusses the sexuality and #MeToo relevance of her character from The Girl in the Spider's Web.
A critic warns the animated film will "indoctrinate the little ones" into accepting adoption by gay parents.
Conroy's voice work in the role is the basis for every iteration of Batman popular culture has seen since.
The California congressman, who lives rent-free in Marjorie Taylor Greene’s head, opens up about his experience as a rising star who’s at the same time witnessing and standing in the way of Republicans’ worst inclinations.
Schumacher also famously took over the Batman franchise from Tim Burton.Â
The star of The Boys in the Band, Ratched, and The Batman has never been busier.Â
The classic Batman series characters are out and in love in this Friday's DC Comics: Bombshells #79.Â
The actress addressed the criticism of her appearance she's received since it was announced she lassoed the role of the iconic female superhero in Batman vs. Superman.
Warner Bros. has released the first promo image of Henry Cavill in costume as Superman from the upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice film.
The female superhero movie brings in over $330 million by the end of June, beating other DC Extended films like Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad.
Peter Guber knows the movie business like no one else. In the 1980s he produced smash hits like Flashdance and Batman. In the early 1990s he ran Sony's Columbia Pictures, overseeing A Few Good Men and Philadelphia. Still a producer, Guber also now hosts the Hollywood talk show Sunday Morning Shootout on AMC along with Variety editor Peter Bart. So what does Guber think of the Brokeback Mountain phenom? Is it repeatable? If so, what's next?
