#BlackAdam

Warner Bros. Following days of speculation — especially after Henry Cavill’s exit as Superman was made official — both The Rock and new DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn took to Twitter to address the future of Black Adam. The most recent and apparently final entry in the DCEU — going forward, it

Warner Bros. While many people — thanks to The Rock’s absolutely titanic global marketing campaign — are aware that Black Adam recently hit theaters, what they likely don’t know is just how long it took for it to come to life. Finally hitting theaters in late 2022, The Rock was attached to the

Warner Bros. Clearly intent on pouring gas on the fire that are DC fans across the globe, The Rock has been overtly addressing what Henry Cavill’s potential return as Superman would mean to both the struggling DCEU franchise and its long-suffering fans in multiple interviews during the leadup to

Getty Image I’ve been working here at BroBible for over three years now. Truth be told, it’s my dream job: I make enough money to pay the bills, but more importantly, I love what I do. Sunday scaries simply don’t exist for me — I never dread waking up in the morning and living my own life, and

Getty Image I’ve arguably been rooting for The Rock longer than any other “celebrity” in my life. Growing up in the late ’90s, I — like so many Millenials my age — absolutely adored the WWE’s Attitude Era, which was headlined by the likes of The Undertaker, Triple H, Mankind, Kane, Triple H, and,