Zendaya

Zendaya and John David Washington have a new movie, and Kevin James has a new series.

It’s been over a year since we got a new Marvel movie.

Timothée Chalamet looks good in a stillsuit.

He may be far from home, but the new Spider-Man movie is a classic story of power and responsibility.

Hugh Jackman’s P.T. Barnum circus musical, ‘The Greatest Showman,’ is exactly what you’re expecting – an over-the-top musical that’s so bad it’s fun.

As it turns out, the only thing Peter Parker (and Sony) needed to make us actually want too see another reboot was a little help from the MCU. Spider-Man: Homecoming was one of the most pleasant surprises of the year, thanks in no small part to an exciting deal with Marvel that allowed Sony to borrow Iron Man and Captain America. Director Jon Watts successfully incorporated elements and characters from the MCU in a way that felt organic to his reboot, but there were at least a few references that didn’t make the cut.

After two disappointing movies, Spider-Man gets back into the swing of things with an awesome new film starring Tom Holland as Peter Parker and Michael Keaton as the Vulture.

There are a few set staples of any high school movie: the scene where one character tours another character around the cafeteria and shows them who the jocks and the nerds are; the scene where one character has something mortifying happen to them and everyone laughs, preferably in a public space like the classroom or the gym; and, of course, a house party scene. Spider-Man: Homecoming, being a high school movie, obviously has at least the third option.

Marvel and Sony have gone to great lengths to keep the true identity of Zendaya’s character in Spider-Man: Homecoming a secret — and if you’d like to preserve the mystery for a few more weeks, now’s your chance to look away because the following article contains a big ol’ honkin’ SPOILER for Spidey’s upcoming reboot. As it turns out, those significant rumors about Zendaya’s role in Homecoming were way off the mark, and if you want to find out who she’s really playing, keep reading. Or turn back now. This is your final spoiler warning.

The MTV Movie & TV Awards have always been kind to our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. In 2003, Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man took home awards for Kirsten Dunst and Best Kiss  —  seriously, who can forget that upside down kiss in the rain?  —  as well as nominations for Best Actor, Best Villain, and Best Movie. So with Marvel’s Spider-Man: Homecoming on its way into theaters this summer, what better place to premiere a brand new trailer? Odds are MTV’s voters will have Tom Holland on the stage next year for Best Hero in the upcoming film. Man, I wish all award shows had categories this fun.