In a hotly contested auction, CBS has secured the rights to James Comey's memoir A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership with plans to adapt it into a miniseries.

In a coordinated strike, female employees of McDonald's in ten cities are walking out at lunchtime to protest the company's lack of response to complaints about sexual harassment and assault.

Geek fashion can be a tricky field to navigate. There's a fine line between something that lets your fandom flag fly and that also works in, say, a business casual setting.

If it isn't the Captain Marvel trailer, then it's watching Wonder Woman cross No Man's Land. No matter how many times we watch Shuri fight back against the Black Order in Avengers: Infinity War, we, as women, feel proud to watch these ladies stand up against evil.

As we enter the end of 20GayTeen, the publication of Check Please! is the perfect reminder of the growth in queer narratives we've gotten in the past few years. We are no longer just telling one kind of gay story about one kind of gay character, coming out in just one chapter, but a whole narrative.

Over 200 alumni of the Holton-Arms school have signed a letter in support of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has come forward to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.

Netflix is bringing back Avatar: The Last Airbender as a live-action series with "a culturally appropriate, non-whitewashed cast."

It was a fantastic subtweeting of all the men, some of them in the room, who have felt compelled to tell her she doesn't know what jokes are without taking the time to watch any of hers.

In an interview with Queerty, Mark Saltzman who worked for 15-years on The Muppets and wrote scripts and songs for Sesame Street talked about how Bert and Ernie were inspired by his own partnership with film editor Arnold Glassman.

Great news, marshmallows: Veronica Mars is back on the case!

For all its messiness, obvious dialogue, and ludicrously Orientalist vision of Chinatown, the second season of Iron Fist was definitely better than the first. A huge part of that appeal came from leaning on its secondary characters and creating more of an ensemble storyline—and no part of that ensemble made me giddier than the Daughters of the Dragon.

Recently, we were all hoping for the outside chance that our first official look at Captain Marvel, which came by way of Entertainment Weekly, would bring us a trailer and finally let us see this character, and movie, in action. That wasn't to be, but with the trailer finally released this morning on Good Morning America, it seems to have been worth the wait.

We'll be updating you with winners throughout the evening, so stay tuned for more really bad attempts at Hollywood laughing at their own meager attempts at leveling the playing field while really doing nothing at all.

To mark the 30th anniversary of the first publication, Dahl's longtime collaborator and friend, the illustrator Quentin Blake, will release a series of eight sketches of Matilda Wormwood as a 30-year-old woman.

Another day, another scorned man getting a second chance in Hollywood.

Debut author Katharine Duckett takes us into the aftermath of Shakespeare's The Tempest with 'Miranda in Milan,' a return to the Bard's darkly magical Italy that features the queer romance we deserve.