Laeta Kalogridis is an interesting choice, and one that I think will invite a lot of discussion.

The maxim of "Give me the confidence of a mediocre white man" has officially been replaced with "Give me the confidence of Naomi Wolf pitching a new book to her publisher."

io9 is sharing that the release date has been changed for 2020.

We had to laugh because both Wanda Maximoff and Carol Danvers went head-to-head against Thanos, and he struggled against both of them.

Why must they keep doing this to us and our feelings?

Honestly, it's about time.

David Yarovesky's Brightburn attempts to answer the question "What if Superman were sent to take over the world, not protect it, and he discovered that as a child?" It's a compelling question and a solid premise, but Brightburn takes too long to get to the good stuff.

Democratic candidates are pushing more than ever before to protect and expand abortion rights in important ways, with real policy.

The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is wrapping up, bringing an end to one of the most delightful, insightful, and surprising comics of recent years.

Here's to Fisher and General Leia both getting the send-off they rightfully deserve.

Being a New Yorker and trying to get to work on time is hard enough, and now we have a supervillain who is making it his duty to disrupt our day to day activities. That is, his target is the MTA. 

The current male candidates in the 2020 race already dominate media coverage, so when a major outlet dedicates this sort of time and energy and headline space to such a baseless smear, it's all too reminiscent of 2016, from which we have apparently learned nothing.

Despite all the success of Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road," some country fans are, let's just say, nettled about his recent partnership with Wrangler jeans.

Michael Wysolovski, a 33-year-old man living in Georgia who kept a teenage girl in captivity in his home and took advantage of her for a year, has finally been sentenced for his crime: almost 10 years probation and 8 months in jail.

Revenge porn is not only a vindictive, cruel, and criminal act, but it is also bolstered by a society that continues to shame women for having any sexual freedom or agency.

With the upcoming live-action/CGI Aladdin remake coming to theaters tomorrow, one of our favorite channels, How It Should Have Ended, has decided to tackle the 1992 classic animated film—and already made a better movie than the remake, to be honest.