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Maybe this is why Robert Downey, Jr. said there were no plans for Iron Man 4. The actor is reportedly this close to signing on to co-star alongside Chris Evans in Captain America 3, according to Variety. While it may seem strange for Downey, Jr. to star in a Marvel movie that doesn’t focus on Tony Stark – aside from The Avengers movies, in which he is part of the titular team – it’s because he’ll be playing the villain this time around. Well, sort of. The movie will bring the Marvel comic book universe’s “Civil War” story line to the big screen. In the original story, the two heroes find themselves on opposite side of a plan to force superheroes to register with and reveal their secret identities to the government, something Iron Man is for but that Captain America feels violates the heroes’ civil liberties. The movie is arrive in theaters on May 6, 2016.
- Lena Dunham has found her next project. The director/writer/actor plans to adapt Karen Cushman’s 1994 YA novel Catherine, Called Birdy for the silver screen. [Guardian]
- Forever 21 will launch a women’s and men’s line inspired by The Simpsons on Thursday. [NYPost]
- Right around the time that Gilmore Girls made its triumphant debut on Netflix, Hep Alien, Lane Kim’s band, reunited for a jam session. Sadly, Dave Rygalski (played by none other than Adam Brody) couldn’t make it. [Buzzfeed]
- The officially licensed Dancing Baby Groot will hit stores in December just in time for the holidays. [Mashable]
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