Listen, I know everyone's already tired of hearing about the problems with Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. I'm tired of writing about it, too! Unfortunately, the tomfoolery will not cease, and I will continue to cover it until you pry my laptop from my cold, bitter hands.

The trailer for The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part is here, bringing with it all the brick-based irreverence and humor that made its 2014 predecessor such a delight.

Laurie Strode is no stranger to death. Since the character was introduced in John Carpenter's classic 1978 film Halloween, she has been killed off twice in two separate timelines and, according to Screen Rant, almost died in a third.

Look, who doesn't love Minerva McGonagall? A beloved figure of the Harry Potter series, she began her teaching tenure at Hogwarts in 1956, at the age of 20. So how, in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, is Minerva teaching a young Leta Lestrange? Because, you know, Leta Lestrange attended Hogwarts from 1908 to 1915.

"This day has been incredible, and there's a ton of women in the room, but I don't see enough color. And I didn't see enough color when I walked in the room today."

November has brought us some awesome sequels 'Archenemies (Renegades)' by Marissa Meyer, a new Guildmaster's guide for Ravnica, and Michelle Obama's new memoir among others.

Defying death multiple times to achieve a sort of immortality—that’s a description you could write about many of the lead characters on Supernatural, but at this point, it also applies to the show itself.

The Rocky movies have always been more than just a boxing story, and Creed II is no different.

Aquaman has pretty much everything I could want: elaborate royal backstories, Amber Heard and Nicole Kidman being badass, weird sea monsters, and James Wan's fabulous direction and color scheme.

The prolific vampire novel The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez is being adapted for television, under the creative helm of Cheryl Dunye.

Not every change made for Let's Go is perfect or even necessarily a step in the right direction, but for a series that has changed as little over time as Pokémon, I'm happy to see it shake things up at all. On top of that, a remake of a game that was already purposefully drawing inspiration from a kid-friendly show is a great place to try some new things in a fun, low-difficulty package.

Don't know who Cynthia Erivo is yet? Well, that's your fault, but we're here to help.

Hopefully, Samantha Bee will be back this year with her Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner, because that's the kind of event we need—one that actually values a free press, not just the idea of one.

Franchises are hard to sustain. Once something iconic is over, how do you move forward continuing to milk the money cow that has become a staple of your business? Prequels!

The Doctor and her friends find themselves on quite the journey on this week's Doctor Who.

I'm back to talk politics in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, now that more of you have seen it and therefore will try to Rowling-splain to me how genius the film truly is.

A new clip has been released by Disney giving us a longer look at the Ralph Breaks the Intenet scene where Van meets the other Disney Princesses.