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Arnold Schwarzenegger Confirms He’ll Be in the New Terminator Movie You Forgot Was Happening

The franchise we all thought was done but insists on coming back for another film is bringing in some reinforcements.

A Tale of Two Davids: Ayer in Talks for Scarface Reboot and Lynch on New Twin Peaks Episodes

In the continual rehashing of things you loved back in the day, Scarface is next on the list but early details make it sound promising.

#RESIST: Notre Dame Students Plan To Walk Out on Mike Pence’s Commencement Speech

Students are planning their own protest for scheduled commencement speaker, Mike Pence.

There’s Something Missing From Ryan Murphy’s Katrina: An American Crime Story and I Can’t Put My Finger On It

Dennis Quaid will step into the role of President George W. Bush while Matthew Broderick is set to play FEMA Director Michael D. Brown.

Zoinks! Supernatural Will Have an Animated Scooby-Doo Episode Next Season

Get your towels ready, it's about to go down—I'm sorry, wrong reference. Still, I think we have cause for a celebration. It was revealed that Supernatural will have a crossover with another team of ghostbusting sleuths next season: The Scooby-Doo gang.

Bless CBS Sitcom Mom For Donating Their Emmys Campaign Money to Planned Parenthood

This couldn't come at a better time as congress voted to overturn President Obama's protections.

Things We Saw Today: Yondu Met Mary Poppins, Y’all!

No matter how many iterations come out of it, this joke will never get old.

Cover Reveal: Reign of the Fallen Makes the Case for Greater Bi Visibility in Fiction

Reign of the Fallen is an upcoming fantasy series about a skilled necromancer who must come face-to-face with an enemy that turned her magic into a weapon.

The Flash Mob: “Infantino Street” Is Best Described in Three Words—What? No. Why?!

Raise your hand if you're feeling distraught after watching the last five minutes of "Infantino Street."

Thank You Jordan Peele For Being Interested in Telling Original Stories Over Remakes

Warner Bros. approached him to helm the Akira remake and he turned it down, opting for more original stories.