Godzilla: King of the Monsters movie billboards...

This weekend Japan's most notorious monster returns to rear his fire-breathing head in Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

In this latest monsterfest, the crypto-zoological agency, Project Monarch, and the world, faces off against a whole horde of titan-sized creatures including 'Mothra', 'Rodan' and the three-headed 'Ghidorah'.

When these ancient superspecies arise once again and vie for supremacy, only Godzilla may be able to save humanity from these destructive mythical creatures.

These monstrous movie billboards were spied along the Sunset Strip, La Brea Avenue, 3rd Street and Cahuenga Boulevard from April 22 to May 28, 2019.

Meanwhile for some extra spectacle in Hollywood, you can currently see an inflatable Godzilla head crashing through the top of the iconic Cinerama Dome Theatre along Sunset Boulevard, and at night it shoots a beam of fiery blue light straight up from its fanged jaw.

Fans of the King of Monsters can also enjoy these Godzilla movie billboards rampaging through L.A. in 2014, whilst for more creative uses of the Cinerama Dome, make sure you check out this Minions 3D banana installation and this First Man Moon wrap.

He may be king of the monsters, but can Godzilla rule the box office this weekend facing off against a musical Rocketman, maybe a sweep of his powerful tail and a blast of his blue fire will stave off the competition.

UPDATED: And here's some pictures of the Godzilla Cinerama Dome installation at night on opening weekend.

As you can see, not only does Godzilla's head spew a beam of fiery blue light into the night sky, but there's also a smoke effect for extra spectacle.

This 3D Godzilla installation in Hollywood certainly announces loudly the start of the summer blockbusters, so let's see if it leads to monster box office ticket sales too.

UPDATED: And here's another billboard at Hollywood & Highland on June 5, 2019, where Warner Bros. Studios seem to have concentrated their outdoor advertising of late.

Deadwood: The Movie billboards...

Stick 'em up if you're happy to see the return of Western drama Deadwood to HBO this coming weekend.

The series which ran for three gritty seasons from 2004 to 2006 dusts itself off for a telemovie event set ten years after the end of the original episodes.

Set in 1889, the TV movie reunites the majority of the show's large ensemble cast including Timothy Olyphant, Ian McShane, Molly Parker, Paula Malcomson, John Hawkes, Gerald McRaney and more, as past and present residents of the town of Deadwood gather as South Dakota prepares to celebrate its entry into the Union as the 40th state.

Let's see how time has mellowed or hardened the townsfolk in the years we've been away, as old rivalries are reignited, alliances are put to the test and festering wounds reopened.

These HBO telemovie billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip, Pico Boulevard and La Brea Avenue from May 8 to May 21, 2019.

Fans of the Western genre can also enjoy these movie billboards for The Magnificent Seven, these movie billboards for The Lone Ranger and these Hell on Wheels TV billboards.

Welcome the f**k back to the outlaw settlement, here's hoping you survive the experience as the bullets start to fly.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy consideration billboard for the telemovie spied above San Vicente Boulevard on June 21, 2019.

Plus here's another ad example spotted at the intersection of Olympic and Westwood Boulevards on June 23, 2019.

And here's a smaller FYC billboard example photographed along the Sunset Strip on June 28, 2019.

UPDATED: Congratulations to Deadwood for earning eight Emmy nominations this season, including Outstanding Television Movie. This HBO FYC Emmy nominee billboard was spotted above Fairfax Avenue on August 17, 2019.

Brightburn movie billboards...

Imagine if when the Son of Krypton crash-landed on Earth as a child he turned out to have evil tendencies whilst being raised by the 'Kents', rather than growing up to be the heroic 'Superman'.

That's the basic twisted premise of the comic book horror movie Brightburn, when an almost indestructible flying alien who shoots laser beams from his eyes, turns on humanity. Is it a bird, is it a plane, or is it your worst nightmare?

These sinister movie billboards were photographed along Pico Boulevard and Westwood Boulevard on May 24, 2019.

If you like the superhero and horror genres it looks like you're in for a treat with this subversive movie, because superpowers have never been more scary.

Let's see if this horror film burns brightly at the box office this summer.

Songland series premiere TV billboards...

Just when you thought there weren't enough music talent competition shows on television, NBC debuts its new songwriting series Songland just in time for summer.

Adding to its stable of reality competition series like The Voice and America's Got Talent, the hook of this show is that aspiring songwriters get to pitch their songs to superstar recording artists and a panel of chart-topping music producers in the hope of creating the next Pop, Country, R&B, Rock, Blues, Indie or Hip-Hop megahit.

This giant-sized launch billboard was snapped along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on May 6, whilst the standard landscape version was spied along Olympic Boulevard on May 24, 2019.

Songland will feature the guest singing talents of artists like John Legend, Meghan Trainor, the Jonas Brothers, Leona Lewis, OneRepublic, Macklemore and more, all looking for their next great tune from these undiscovered songwriters.

Tell will tell whether these songwriters dreams will come true, plus NBC's dreams of another hit music-themed show, or whether they'll have a summer flop like Rising Star, Platinum Hit or Opening Act on their hands.

Grey Goose Vodka Live Victoriously billboard...

The 'V for Victory' sign was Winston Churchill's iconic hand gesture during World War II and during Vietnam War was seen as the symbol of peace, so it seems fitting imagery this Memorial Day.

In the democracy we live in Grey Goose wants you to live your life victoriously, recognising life's big and small moments and savouring them accordingly.

This giant-sized 'Live Victoriously' billboard was photographed along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on May 21, 2019.

Fans of the French vodka brand can also enjoy these other Grey Goose billboards from years past.

Bring the party this long weekend with Grey Goose Vodka and raise a glass to honour all the fallen U.S. Armed Forces troops this Memorial Day.

She's Gotta Have It season 1 and 2 TV billboards...

In recent years many studios have remade and reimagined movies from their vaults into TV shows, with Fargo, Westworld, Lethal Weapon, Ash vs. Evil Dead and Bates Motel just a few examples.

Netflix followed suit with some of its own offerings based on films like Dear White People, A Series of Unfortunate Events and Spike Lee's breakout 1986 movie, She's Gotta Have It.

In the TV adaptation directed by Spike Lee which debuted Thanksgiving 2017, DeWanda Wise plays 'Nola Darling', a young, independent and artistic Brooklynite woman juggling three lovers whilst trying to stay true to herself and her own dreams.

The vibrant sophomore season billboard for She's Gotta Have It was snapped along Sunset Boulevard on May 22, 2019, whilst the season one billboard was spotted along Melrose Avenue on November 18, 2017.

Fans of DeWanda Wise can also check out these Someone Great movie billboards filling the skies in recent months.

Stream the second season to see how the world and characters of She's Gotta Have It are expanded as you binge-watch and barbecue this long weekend.

UPDATED: Here's another season two billboard spied along Hollywood's Vine Street on May 28, 2019.

Lucifer season 4 TV billboards...

Always looking to attract new subscribers and keep streaming audiences happy, Netflix has often given a new lease of life to show's that have been cancelled by other networks, like with the revived Arrested Development, Longmire, The Killing and reboots like Fuller House and Gilmore Girls (for a season or two at least). 

When Fox axed Lucifer after three seasons, the streaming platform swooped in to continue the adventures of Tom Ellis as the bored fallen angel who gives up his dominion of Hell to live in Los Angeles, based on the DC Comics character. 

These devilish season four billboards were snapped along Highland Avenue and Sunset Boulevard from May 1 to May 22, 2019.

Fans of the show can also enjoy these series launch billboards for Lucifer, whilst Tom Ellis admirers can also check out these Rush billboards.

Lucifer may have taken flight on the streaming giant, but let's see if he can avoid cancellation hell and return for a fifth season of wicked ways in the future.