Warning: There are minor spoilers ahead for "The Suicide Squad." Harley Quinn's "rotten" tattoo was removed from her jawline in the new movie. Gunn made a few other alterations from the character's ...

According to a new report from Revenge of the Fans, there’s a possibility that Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) might not be sporting her Suicide Squad tattoos in the upcoming Birds of Prey (and the ...

The wait is finally over! James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad is ushering in a new era of our favorite supervillains turned sort of superheroes in a brand-new DC film. As the characters band together, lots ...

While discussing Halloween costumes with my friend the other day, I came to a realization — Harley Quinn will essentially be 2016's version of the "Sexy Black Cat." I mean, Google even has the cold, ...

The Suicide Squad premiered in theaters on Aug. 5. James Gunn directed The Suicide Squad, and the movie stars Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, John Cena, Joel Kinnaman, Viola Davis, and Sylvester Stallone.

Given how Harley’s tattoos already evolved over Birds of Prey — with her updating many of her Joker-specific ones following their break-up — it makes sense that her look would continue to evolve, as ...

I can already tell you what this year's most popular Halloween costume is going to be, and it's only August. Who doesn't want to look as fashionably dangerous as Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn in ...

When our first look at 2016's Suicide Squad was revealed, the response to the tattoos covering The Joker and Harley Quinn was mostly negative. Given what a departure this body art was from the comic ...

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 (UPI) --Margot Robbie opened her "Tattoo Parler" as Harley Quinn on Tuesday. The 25-year-old Australian actress will play the DC Comics character in Suicide Squad, and tattooed ...

Twitter works wonders for movie promotion in the social media age, and Suicide Squad director David Ayer knows how to use the platform to his movie’s advantage. He dropped some new photos to keep ...

Suicide Squad director David Ayer brought a lot of energy to his Comic-Con presentation of the upcoming Warner Bros. anti-hero film, and he shows no signs of stemming that enthusiasm. Ayer took to ...