The Russos won't say how many stingers Endgame has and almost everyone prefers bearded Cap

Marvel is still refusing to reveal any real spoilers for Avengers: Endgame, beyond any of the recent teasers at least, and so it’s not particularly surprising that a press conference for Endgame in Los Angeles today featuring most of the surviving heroes (plus directors Joe and Anthony Russo and studio head Kevin Feige) leaned pretty hard on relatively meaningless softball questions and general “are you guys all best friends in real life?” stuff. Luckily, everybody loves the Avengers, so meaningless softballs and questions about them being friends are still pretty cool.
New York Times writer Kyle Buchanan was there to report on stuff like the the Russos saying that they like to end their Marvel movies by writing themselves into a corner (which makes sense, given that Winter Soldier ended with the destruction of S.H.I.E.L.D., Civil War ended with the Avengers effectively disbanded, and Infinity War ended with, well, the snap). Also, Chris Evans once again forgot that nobody’s supposed to know that Captain America will definitely die, making some reference to “the completion” of his character’s arc in Endgame that caused moderator Jon Favreau to suggest that they “just talk about Scott Pilgrim instead” (Evans was in Scott Pilgrim with fellow Avenger Brie Larson).
Later, Scarlett Johansson kindly offered a tie-in with today’s entry in The A.V. Club’s ongoing series The Marvel Moment by noting that Black Widow started as a “sexy secretary with a skillset on the side” in Iron Man 2 who became “one of the boys, for better or worse” in Avengers. These days, she’s happy that the character has grown a bit as the MCU itself has become less of a “testosterone fest.”