Without a doubt, the film is a surprisingly feminist and forward-thinking film and we have screenwriter Eleanor Bergstein to thank for that.

Bo Burnham's new film Eighth Grade, which premiered at Sundance in January, follows Kayla, 13 year old girl struggling to find her place and herself in the final week of eighth grade. While the film has received critical acclaim for its naturalistic and poignant coming of age story, actual eighth graders will be unable to see it, unless a parent or guardian brings them. The film, which features five uses of the word "fuck", has automatically been granted an R-rating.

Sardonyx and Smokey Quartz talk about how their bodies are different, and how comparing yourself to others keeps you from doing things only you can do.

While the recent Mary Queen of Scots trailer has taken up most of the period-drama attention, another period piece starring the corset queen herself—Keira Knightley's Sundance darling, Colette—should not be overlooked.

The Hunt for Red October is at the front of the bookstore, Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A. is now available, and Steve Harrington is working at Scoops Ahoy.

Written by Andrew Davies (the 1995 Pride and Prejudice) the six-part series stars Lily Collins as Fantine, Dominic West as Valjean, and David Oyelowo as Javert.

It's the only good thing in the world.

Host John Oliver shares some of the show's strangest graphics that never made it on air in this web exclusive for Last Week Tonight.

Fans of Doctor Who were treated to a sneak peek at the upcoming season today, when BBC One aired the first teaser trailer during half-time at the World Cup Finals between France and Croatia. The 50-second teaser was brief, but it was more than enough to whet our appetite for the first female doctor.

Captain Marvel is already known for several firsts: first solo female avenger movie, first MCU film directed by a woman. Now they can add another first to their list, as Captain Marvel will be the first film to digitally de-age its actors throughout the entire movie. Both Samuel L. Jackson and Clark Gregg will be digitally de-aged by 25 years to appear in the 90's set superhero film.

Nearly a decade after the first film hit theaters, Zombieland 2 is finally coming together. The original cast is returning for the sequel, including Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin.

Yvette Nicole Brown will be filling in as the host of AMC's Talking Dead when the series returns next month following the premiere of Fear the Walking Dead.

Arendelle is getting two new residents: Sterling K. Brown and Evan Rachel Wood are in talks to join the cast of Frozen 2. The two will join returning cast members Adele Dazeem Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, and Josh Gad for the sequel to Disney's 2013 smash hit.

While talented marginalized filmmakers and writers struggle to get their pilots and scripts read, HBO has decided to give a straight-to-series order on a show by the controversial and abusive Joss Whedon.

Danai Gurira has definitely entered mainstream public culture due to her roles in The Walking Dead and Black Panther, which has led to multiple franchises trying to get a piece of her for their projects.

The very funny Megan Amram has been campaigning for quite some time for an Emmy nomination all her own. Well, dreams do come true.

Here are our top five MCU heroines we want to see get a starring role in their own film.