Adam West, one of the few actors who played the original Batman in the past movies, expressed his hopes that actor Ben Affleck will be able to pull it off as Batman in the upcoming superhero mashup film directed by Zack Snyder, Enstarz reported. His comment followed after Warner Bros. revealed a closeup shot of Affleck in costume for the film “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

Instagram celebrity Dan Bilzerian has been very busy lately--and by busy we mean partying, hanging out with gorgeous women, and telling the world about a life that most men could only dream of.

It was previously reported that Star Trek 3 is set to be released by Paramount and Skydance on the series’ 50th anniversary in 2016. Recent reports, however, claim that fans might have to wait a little longer to see movie hit the theaters, Kpopstarz reports.

Lifetime's hit drama TV series "Witches of East End" revealed several spoilers during the past San Diego Comic-Con last Thursday. The panel, which was composed by the whole cast and creators, disclosed some of the in-demand spoilers the fans wanted - love story arc, sex, and death.

Fights and controversy continue in the third season of "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta." Tension between former bros Benzino and Stevie J has been brewing a while now, and the latest episode shows that it has started months ago, when Benzino made the decision (without Stevie's consent) to put Mimi Faust on the cover of Hip Hop Weekly.

"How I Met Your Mother" (HIMYM) canned spin-off "How I Met Your Dad" (HIMYD) may still be given the opportunity to air. According to recent reports, CBS is considering bringing the show back. CBS boss Nina Tassler said that she would love to give HIMYD "another shot." http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/himym-spin-off-how-met-your-3877729

While there is no confirmation yet regarding the fourth season of “Amish Mafia” due to the dispute between the cast the show’s crew, the series comeback may be jeopardized because of another reason. The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and the Pennsylvania Dutch Convention and Visitors Bureau have asked local members of their organizations to refrain from assisting the crews who are aiming to shoot scenes for the series. While there is no confirmation yet regarding the fourth season of “Amish Mafia” due to the dispute between the cast the show’s crew, the series comeback may be jeopardized because of another reason. The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and the Pennsylvania Dutch Convention and Visitors Bureau have asked local members of their organizations to refrain from assisting the crews who are aiming to shoot scenes for the series. Local filmmaker Mary Haverstick started the movement last June. The movement aims to fight what she referred to as “Amish-spoilation.” The filmmaker hopes that the movement will be an instrument to get shows like “Amish Mafia” to taken off air. She believes that such TV programs create a negative and wrongful perception of the peace-loving and religious people. Lancaster Online reported that the two organizations signed a joint statement on July 23, requesting businesses that have memberships with them to stop assisting TV crews who endeavour to give the Amish a negative image. A part of the joint statement reads, “Over the last few years, a growing number of TV-based attempts have been made to exploit this lifestyle. These attempts, often under the guise of ‘reality television,’ raise serious questions of religious and cultural bias.” According to the same statement, the exploitation “...consistently portrays the entire county in a negative light and stands to significantly damage our overall reputation as a wonderful place to live, visit and do business.” Over 3,000 local businesses are enlisted as members of the two organizations. Haverstick also started a website RespectAmish.org and a Facebook page to help spread the word and gain support from the online community. The website has an introduction that reads, “No religious group in America should have to endure a barrage of 'reality' television filled with criminal acts and non-stop images of their youth in violation of their beliefs. Neighbors are now speaking out and saying this is not the Amish community we know and bears little resemblance to reality.” In an interview with a local news station, the filmmaker explained how shows like “Amish Mafia, “Breaking Amish,” and “Amish Haunting,” are a form of bigotry as they portray a negative light to the Amish lifestyle. As of posting, no premiere date for Amish Mafia Season 4 has been announced yet. The show is currently on hiatus after the reported cast and crew dispute.

Metal Gear Solid 5: Phantom Pain slated for early 2015 release. Fans of Metal Gear Solid 5: Phantom Pain have reason to celebrate as the game is now slated for an X Box One and PS4 release.

Rumors have been going around since early 2014 that there will be a sequel to "Titanfall" for PlayStation 4. Reports say that the sequel to the multiplayer first-shooter game is already in its planning stages. Aside from PlayStation 4, it is also likely to come out on XBox One and PCs.

The Season 7 premiere of the police procedural drama “The Mentalist” is announced to have an official title, Enstarz reports. Slated to return on 2015, the CBS TV series’ first episode will be titled “Orange Blossom Ice Cream.”