Supergirl

Hollywood’s obsession with ignoring the differences between the male and female sexes is what has killed so many franchises.

With a reported budget of anywhere between $750,000 to $5 million, writer/director Uwe Boll’s subversive and sometimes brilliant Citizen Vigilante is already a roaring success on all fronts.

“Supergir”l didn’t just flop at the box office this weekend; it is a flop of epic proportions, an abysmal failure that will be remembered only as a failure.

Supergirl is looking at a pitiful opening weekend of $40 million. That is dreadful for a movie with a break-even of $450 to $500 million.

Even the left-wing Hollywood press is turning against Warner Bros’ new summer superhero tent pole, “Supergirl,” calling the film “super-horrendous” with the “worst script” ever.

Early reviews for Supergirl are decidedly mixed in an entertainment universe where early reviews, even for a piece of garbage, are almost always gushing and ecstatic.

Tucked away inside the far-left Deadline’s free ad (“Supergirl Advance Tickets Go On Sale Before DC Pic’s June 26 Opening”) for the upcoming Supergirl is the real news: this sucker cost $175 million to produce.

“Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” is looking at a $47 million to $65 million opening, which would be a disaster for a superhero tentpole that costs $175 million to produce and at least another $75 million to promote.

Public relations genius and Supergirl star Milly Alcock has decided alienating, insulting, and antagonizing the mostly male superhero fanbase is the way to go.

Milly Alcock, who stars in the title role of this summer’s upcoming Supergirl movie, is already pre-blaming sexist superhero fans in the event her movie tanks at the box office.

Actress Milly Alcock, who stars in Warner Bros. upcoming “Supergirl” film, claims she will face backlash just for “existing as a woman” in the DC Studios superhero franchise.

The CW’s Supergirl star Nicole Maines is slamming a new crop of state laws that bar minors from receiving transgender medical procedures, saying the laws will harm young people.

The cast of the CW network series “Supergirl” are outraged over the Arkansas legislature overriding Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s (R) veto of a measure banning transgender drugs and surgery for minors, describing it as “sickening” and concluding the move will “hurt kids.”

The CW network debuted its lesbian Batwoman character in part two of its crossover special, Elseworlds, bringing the brooding Gothamite into its world of DC Comic-based superhero TV shows.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A record-high percentage of LGBTQ characters are part of the new TV season’s prime-time network series, according to the media advocacy group GLAAD.

The CW network’s ‘Supergirl’ has announced the casting of transgender rights activist Nicole Maines to play a super-powered hero in the series upcoming fourth season.

The CW’s popular superhero series Supergirl has announced the addition of a transgender character for season four.

DC comics TV show Supergirl has become reliably left-wing over the seasons since it left CBS for the CW network and last night’s episode offered yet another Trump bashing aside with one of the characters saying that Nazis were angling to “make American Aryan again,” in a slap at President Trump’s campaign slogan “Make America Great Again.”

Ben Affleck came under fire this week for making a joke about the ever-widening scandal involving sexual misconduct in Hollywood.

Warner Bros. has opened an investigation into Andrew Kreisberg, the executive producer of some of the studio’s biggest DC Comics series after fifteen women and four men accused him of sexual misconduct.

Aside from her superhuman strength, x-ray vision, and impeccable hearing, Supergirl has now embraced her role as a modern-day feminist, says actress Melissa Benoist.

Supergirl star Melissa Benoist poked fun at Jeb Bush on Monday over the Republican presidential contender’s recent comment that she looked “pretty hot” in a new promo for the show.

During a conversation with the Libre Initiative forum yesterday in Las Vegas, Jeb Bush was asked about his favorite superhero. After admitting he was an “old school” fan of Batman, Bush dropped a line to make him look hip with pope culture.

CBS dropped the first trailer for its ambitious new Supergirl series at the network’s upfront advertiser’s presentation at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday.