While Halle Berry is beloved for her work as Storm in the early X-Men movies, her second stab at bringing a comic book character to life backfired big time. Released on this day 22 years ago, July ...

Halle Berry starred in 2004's universally-panned Catwoman and received a Razzie for her performance as the titular character Halle Berry is feeling the "Catwoman love" — nearly two decades after she ...

Over two decades after it debuted to a lackluster reception, Catwoman's box office results now beat a lot more superhero movies than I imagined they ever would. As a key character in the DC world of ...

Supergirl isn't just a bomb, it's one of the worst-earning DC movies ever, at least in the last 22 years. Maybe even more, adjusting for inflation.

Eartha Kitt, Michelle Pfeiffer, Halle Berry and Zoë Kravitz are among the women who have donned the black catsuit to portray the iconic superhero Kelsie Gibson is the Senior News Editor of Society and ...

Halle Berry is known for her lead role in portraying the character of Catwoman in the 2004 comic book movie, Catwoman. Berry starred as Patience Phillips, a graphics designer who is murdered by the ...

On July 23, 2004, Warner Bros. unveiled Halle Berry as the superhero. By Kirk Honeycutt On July 23, 2004, Warner Bros. unveiled Halle Berry in Catwoman, a would-be blockbuster that disappointed with ...

Halle Berry's character from 2004's Catwoman was named Patience Phillips. Here's why she couldn't use the more traditional ...

Comic book movies are huge these days. It's not like there are more people actually buying comic books, but big comic book companies such as D.C. and Marvel are indeed cashing in their hero-based IPs ...

Saweetie gave everyone a treat for Halloween by bringing Halle Berry’s “Catwoman” back to life. The 28-year-old rapper dressed up head-to-toe in a sexy “Catwoman” costume nearly identical to the one ...

Comic book movies are huge these days. It's not like there are more people actually buying comic books, but big comic book companies such as D.C. and Marvel are indeed cashing in their hero-based IPs ...