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Review: Stephanie Beatriz Shines in The Light of the Moon, an Important #MeToo-Era Film

By Mar 6th
Alicia Vikander Confirms Worst Fears About Tomb Raider Movie—There “Aren’t Enough Women”

By Mar 6th
The Team Behind Bojack Horseman Is Making a Show About “The Nature of Reality,” and I Am Not Emotionally Prepared

By Mar 6th
The Trans Community Schools RuPaul on the Role of Trans Women in Drag History

By Mar 6th
The Thor: Ragnarok Honest Trailer Is a Trippy Joy To Behold

By Mar 6th
How Meg’s Journey in the A Wrinkle in Time Movie Will Be Different From the Book

By Mar 6th
Red Sparrow is Male Gaze as Female Empowerment

By Mar 6th
First Full Trailer for Netflix’s Lost in Space Reboot Reveals New Twists on a Sci-Fi Classic

By Mar 6th
The Good Omens Miniseries Adds Nick Offerman in Perfect Casting

By Mar 6th
This Is the Wildest Avengers: Infinity War Fan Theory Yet

By Mar 6th
Questlove Tweets a #WrinkleChallenge to Help Kids See A Wrinkle in Time For Free

By Mar 6th
Charmed Reboot Casting Delivers Us 3 Latina Witches

By Mar 6th
Things We Saw Today: Sandra Bullock Cried Over Black Panther Because of Her Son

By Mar 5th
Dee Rees Gives What Should’ve Been Her Potential Oscar Speech at the Film Independent Spirit Awards

By Mar 5th
In The Lonely Island’s Latest, Thor, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Pennywise Ask The Academy: “Why Not Me?”

By Mar 5th
Recap: The Magicians’ “Six Short Stories About Magic”

By Mar 5th
What Do These New Avengers: Infinity War Bios Tell Us About the Characters?

By Mar 5th
Leave It to Dee Rees to Turn a Walmart Commercial Into One of the Year’s Best Movies

By Mar 5th
The Movie Where a Woman Falls in Love with a Fish Man Is an Intersectional Triumph as a Best Picture Winner

By Mar 5th
“We’re Just Getting Started”: Netflix Teases Us With President Robin Wright in This House of Cards Preview

By Mar 5th