ABC Renews Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. For a 7th Season, But A Key Character Could Be Leaving the Show - Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has been renewed for a seventh season ahead of its sixth season premiere next summer. While 2018 has seen the demise of popular Marvel shows like Iron Fist and Luke Cage, the ABC show has retained a devoted fan following over the years. Both season 6 and 7 will have 13-episode orders, and will presumably be filmed back-to-back.

Clark Gregg (agent Coulson) is conspicuously absent from the cast list, with many people speculating that season six will be Agent Coulson’s last. The end of season five saw the beloved agent finding out he was dying, and resolving to step down from the agency and retire in Tahiti. Fans of the show know that “Tahiti” is also code for the secret laboratory that brought Coulson back from the dead, so his future remains to be seen.

Coulson is already set to return to the MCU in Captain Marvel, which takes place in the 90’s. Gregg will be digitally de-aged alongside Samuel L. Jackson in the film.

Kingsman 3 Won’t Have Its Most Recognizable Face - Taron Egerton starred in the first two Kingsman movies, but he won't be in the third one. But that's not to say he won't be in Kingsman 3, which is what the planned sequel is still being called. Instead, the third movie in production is actually a prequel, and Egerton confirmed that's why he won't be involved. Kingsman: The Great Game, reportedly follows the spy organization in the early 1900s -- or about 100 years ago.

Bill Maher Trashes Fans Mourning Stan Lee And Adults Who Read Comics - “The guy who created Spider-Man and the Hulk has died, and America is in mourning,” Maher’s blog post began. “Deep, deep mourning for a man who inspired millions to, I don’t know, watch a movie, I guess.” - There is a fine line when doing comedy and sometimes comedians don’t know where to ride that line because some jokes need to be kept to yourself.