Ezra Miller

The 'Flash' actor disappeared from the limelight after a string of legal issues.

The film underperformed, as its star Ezra Miller's personal life overshadowed the rollout.

As fans will note, the actor has been met with a slew of controversies amid the wait for 'The Flash,' which hits theaters this Friday.

After months of good buzz from people close to it, 'The Flash' finally screened for media-types and the early reactions have been overwhelmingly positive.

A new trailer has been released for the long-teased Ezra Miller-starring film, which earlier this year excited fans with some choice Michael Keaton imagery.

There was some confusion among DC fans about both the status of 'The Flash' and Henry Cavill's would-be Superman return. Here, Gunn addresses both.

In August of last year, Ezra Miller—whose ‘The Flash’ movie is set to roll out this June—said they had “gone through a time of intense crisis.”

Ezra Miller stars in the upcoming film 'The Flash,' which is currently slated to be released next June following a string of controversies involving its lead.

Issa Rae criticized Hollywood for protecting offenders, pointing out the controversies involving Ezra Miller, who has been arrested multiple times this year.

Ezra Miller's apology tour continued this week, as 'The Flash' star met with Warner Bros. executives to apologize for their recent controversies.

"I now understand that I am suffering complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment," the 'Flash' star said, citing "a time of intense crisis."

As Ezra Miller continues to stack up unflattering headlines and multifaceted controversies, the behind-the-scenes 'Flash' chatter is heating up.

Vermont State Police confirmed that 'The Flash' actor Ezra Miller has been charged with felony burglary stemming from a complaint filed in May.

'The Flash' and 'Fantastic Beasts' actor Ezra Miller has been accused by a woman of harassing her earlier this year at her home in Berlin, Germany.

Ezra Miller has been a frequent headlines presence over the past several months, including for a number of arrests and other incidents in Hawaii.

The parents of 18-year-old Tokata Iron Eyes say Miller groomed and "brainwashed" their child after meeting her in 2016. Tokata called the claims "false."