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By Mar 29th
Who Was the First Character That You Looked up To?

By Mar 29th
Congratulations to Sean Penn, the New Poet Laureate to Misogynistic Sh*t Bags Everywhere

By Mar 29th
Caught and Other Podcasts You Should Be Listening To

By Mar 28th
Things We Saw Today: These New Infinity War Posters Are Great, Only What Happened to Captain America’s Face?

By Mar 28th
Things We Saw Today: Anna Faris Regrets Stoking the Idea of Her and Chris Pratt Being #RelationshipGoals

By Mar 27th
Solo Actor Shares New Information About the Troubled Production—Thank Goodness for Lando

By Mar 27th
Things We Saw Today: Happy Birthday, Leonard Nimoy, We Miss You

By Mar 26th
What Do You—or DON’T You—Consider Canon in Your Favorite Stories?

By Mar 26th
“You Chose White, I Chose Black”: Atlanta Tackles Biracial Identity At Oktoberfest

By Mar 26th
Killer Mike Lets Himself Become a Tool For the NRA

By Mar 26th
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Granddaughter Leads Chant at March For Our Lives Almost 50 Years After MLK’s Death

By Mar 26th
Things We Saw Today: So What’s Actually Happening With Season 4 of Rick and Morty?

By Mar 25th
A Neural Network Gifts Us With New Dungeons & Dragons Creatures Like Vampire Bear, Walfablang, and Meme Ball

By Mar 25th
Things We Saw Today: The Anger and Inspiration of the March For Our Lives

By Mar 24th
What Chris Evans Has Learned About Being an Ally: “Just Because You Have Good Intentions, Doesn’t Mean It’s Your Time to Have a Voice”

By Mar 24th
Things We Saw Today: Sue the T. rex Would Like to Be the Illinois State Bird

By Mar 23rd
The Pilgrims Are Complicit, and Your American History Is Wrong as Hell

By Mar 23rd
Lena Waithe Hopes That, After the Aziz Ansari Allegations, “We as a Society Educate Ourselves About What Consent Is”

By Mar 23rd
Eisner Winner Vera Brosgol & Cartoonist Carey Pietsch Share Their Favorite Childhood Heroines

By Mar 23rd