Tessa Thompson

Tessa Thompson wants Valkyrie’s next MCU chapter to trade quips for grit, teasing a more serious turn for the Asgardian warrior that has fans buzzing.

Nia DaCosta reinvents Ibsen with Hedda, as Tessa Thompson leads a nerve-twisting modern psychodrama that spirals from a glittering party into a cold-blooded power play: Eileen is rushed to the hospital after an accidental shooting, the police close in, and Judge Roland Brack corners Hedda. Here’s how that ending detonates—and what it really means.

The MCU keeps expanding—and Tessa Thompson wants in on a crossover, teasing a future team-up with Ms. Marvel star Iman Vellani.

Awards season lands with a jolt as Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another storms this year’s Gotham Awards, leading the field with six nominations.

Creed almost killed Rocky Balboa. Sylvester Stallone says an early Ryan Coogler draft diagnosed the Italian Stallion with Lou Gehrig’s disease — a fate he fought hard to rewrite.

From Shakespearean stages to indie standouts to blockbuster franchises, 42-year-old Los Angeles-based Tessa Thompson has cemented herself as one of Hollywood’s most versatile and outspoken stars.

Netflix has locked a date for His & Hers, the psychological thriller miniseries led by Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal as Ana and Jack.

Tessa Thompson had the crowd laughing as she revisited her Marvel run, sharing playful behind-the-scenes moments from Thor: Ragnarok and Thor: Love and Thunder — including calling Chris Hemsworth a baby with muscles while praising her creative chemistry with Taika Waititi.

Hedda storms Prime Video on October 29, 2025, with Tessa Thompson leading Nia DaCosta’s bold reimagining of Ibsen’s classic—an electrifying dive into desire, control, and the love that refuses to die.

Prime Video loads up October 2025 with brand-new originals—from high-octane action and swoon-worthy romance to sumptuous historical dramas. Here’s every original movie hitting the streamer next month.

Marvel Zombies sinks its teeth into Disney+, landing a 71% on Rotten Tomatoes as critics split over the MCU’s grisly horror turn.

These are the most chilling horror films of the last few decades.

The sports drama Creed III, released exactly one month ago, was successful with the audience and critically acclaimed, generating a new wave of interest in the Rocky Balboa saga.