Top Hollywood news of the day: November 18, 2017

Marvel fans rejoice! The trailer of Avengers: Infinity War is reportedly arriving in December. Meanwhile, Ben Affleck, who can currently be seen in Justice League as Batman, has admitted that he knew Harvey Weinstein was “sleazy and a bully.” Speaking of Affleck, the actor has also said that he does not remember MTV's TRL Hilarie Burton but still apologised to her as he thought she was not lying. That and more in today's Hollywood news snippets.

Avengers: Infinity War trailer to arrive in December?: According to a report, Avengers: Infinity War may be getting a trailer next month. According to the editor of Furious Fanboys, Jeremy Conrad, the trailer of this much awaited film is confirmed to be released in December. “Looks like the early December #InfinityWar trailer date is confirmed,” he posted on Twitter. Even though it is just a person telling something without confirmation, Conrad has a great track record of getting such things right.

Ben Affleck admits he knew Harvey Weinstein was sleazy and a bully: 45-year-old actor Ben Affleck recently revealed that he knew Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, who has been accused of sexual misconduct by many women, abused his power from the very beginning. “I knew he was sleazy and kind of a bully, but unfortunately that wasn’t uncommon.”

Official poster of A Wrinkle in Time is out: The official poster of Disney’s science fantasy film A Wrinkle in Time is out. It is based on the 1962 novel of the same name by Madeleine L’Engle. A Wrinkle in Time is a fantasy novel which also has a few science fiction elements. The first in a series of five novels called Time’s Quintet, the novel is heavy with thematic elements which Disney loves so much: adventure, childhood, teenage angst and friendship.

Ben Affleck says he does not remember groping Hilarie Burton, but still apologises: Ben Affleck has said that although he does not remember groping actor Hilarie Burton, who was the host of MTV’s TRL in 2003, but he still apologised to her as he thought she was not lying.

Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner denies sexual harassment charges: American director and producer Matthew Weiner has said the sexual harassment accusation being brought against him by a former writer on his series “are not true”. He had been accused of sexual harassment by Kater Gordon who claimed that during a late night working together, Weiner told her that she owed it to him to let him see her naked.