If you haven't been watching Queen Sugar, get thee to OWN (or to Hulu, where I've been watching it, because I'm a heathen who doesn't have cable) and prepare yourself for some of the most powerful, thought-provoking, and visually stunning storytelling on TV right now. And there will be plenty more to enjoy, as Queen Sugar just got renewed for a third season!

Yesterday, Senate Republicans (and not even all of them) voted to move forward with debate on repealing and/or replacing the Affordable Care Act, which they will have to accomplish within 20 hours of work. That goal came as some surprise to those of us who remember that Republicans have been failing for years to come up with a better health care system—including some of our favorite politically-minded late night hosts.

Tom Felton won't be joining The Flash's fourth season, and has been absent from many of the promo materials, signaling a somewhat anticlimactic close to his character's storyline.

Jessica Williams shows us no matter who you are, a direct message from Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling will obliterate any sense of chill you might have had.

From references to Scarlett Johansson's previous roles, to Hollywood's science fiction's constant allusions to the anime, to the sparse dialogue of side characters, this honest trailer is out for blood.

First of all, I want to tell you that I'm a huge fan. I've thoroughly enjoyed all your films, even loved some of them, and I adore Spaced. I adore your facility with pop culture references, and I love your quick, music video style. But we need to have us a chat about women. It's not that you write them poorly, it's that you barely write them at all. [SPOILERS about Baby Driver]

Finnish director Dome Karukoski will head the biopic about the Lord of the Rings writer in his formative years at school and during the outbreak of World War I.

An emoji gleefully donning a handmaid's red uniform with the text "The Emoji's Tale" and a caption reading "Blessed be the emoji. #EmojiMovie :D" with a link to purchase tickets.

While we were celebrating the announcement of Jodie Whittaker being cast as the first woman Doctor on Doctor Who, there were quite a few misogynistic trolls bemoaning the news. Except if you ask Steven Moffat, none of that happened. According to him, everyone was happy, sexism doesn't exist, and we're all imagining things.

Riverdale executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa confirmed recently that season two of the CW series will introduce Archie Comics character Toni Topaz, a pink-haired "disrupter" who "famously has as large an appetite for hamburgers as Jughead Jones."

A while back, Amy Schumer was supposed to be starring in a movie called Barbie, a film about a woman who doesn't fit into the world of Barbies. She dropped out of the project back in March, and while the film still hasn't officially cast its new female lead, there's an actress currently in talks for the role: Anne Hathaway.

Sources report that Daniel Craig will return to the James Bond franchise for a 5th film, Bond 25.

Ron Howard is getting a crack at the Star Wars franchise due to taking over the Han Solo movie from original Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, but something seems tonally strange about his vision of the Star Wars franchise ...

Every time I think I'm done caring about M. Night Shyamalan, he drops some gigantic breadcrumb, making sure I'll follow his career at least a little longer. The latest being that corporeal goddess Sarah Paulson has joined the cast of his upcoming movie, Glass.

At the show's Comic-Con panel, creator Loren Bouchard revealed that this year's Christmas special will be an hour long, saying, “It should feel almost like a little Christmas movie ... It’s kind of epic. It’s got an hourlong feel to it.” Even more exciting? Adam Driver, Kylo Ren of Star Wars, is set to guest star.

Justice League reshoots are fouling up shooting schedules for other films, and have also required the post-production team to digitally remove Henry Cavill's mustache, which he needs in the Mission: Impossible sequel.

There is a fundamental misunderstanding of why shipping is so important to LGBTQIA fans, and why it's more than just silly fantasy.