Last week, rumblings began about the wording of the privacy policy for the Oculus Rift, the Facebook-owned virtual reality headset that tons of people have already pre-ordered. Upload VR dissected the wording of the policy, particularly the bit about the "information automatically collected" by Oculus whenever the owner uses it.

Samantha Bee's TBS show, Full Frontal, is a much-needed feminist bastion of sanity in the late-night comedy landscape. It's cool to know that her awesomeness extends beyond her show, and she's exactly the kind of woman I want to be when (if?) I grow up. In a recent interview, she talked about her feminist role models, and why being in her late 40s is amazeballs.

Carly Rae Jepsen's video for "Boy Problems," directed by fashion photographer and designer Petra Collins, steps up the pop-glam and the femme fashion, from tiaras to pink ballgowns to laptops slathered with sparkly stickers. You'd think with a name like "Boy Problems," Jepsen's video would feature at least one boy, but instead, the video focuses entirely on its heroine and her female friends.

Maybe I'm still in the honeymoon period with Star Wars: The Force Awakens, or maybe it's just, objectively, one of the most fun movies ever made.

A solid third of this episode involves Chief Brody and Joxar the Mighty dragging a large rubber dolphin through the underwater equivalent of a Jefferies tube, and it is magnificent.

The Gilmore Girls revival is the kind of TV event you dream about but never expect to actually get. That made it a little easier to swallow the idea of Melissa McCarthy not returning as Sookie St. James, Lorelai's best friend, business partner (so kind of a big deal), and general delight, but it was still disappointing. That's why we're so glad she's finally officially on board.

The fine folks over at Polygraph shared an excellent analysis of over 2,000 screenplays, breaking them down by gender and age. Right up front: the results aren't too great.

Why let the Republicans have all the "fun"? The Democratic side of the 2016 race sees their "ranting, incoherent baby-hand man" level of weirdness and counters with some space aliens—can't build any walls to keep them out, can we? This isn't the first we've heard from Hillary Clinton's campaign on aliens, and boy do I hope it's not the last as her campaign chair insists the American people can handle the truth.