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Hollywood’s Insistence on Making Max Landis “A Thing” Is a Symptom of Its Endemic Sexism

By Oct 3rd
Jared Leto Is Playing Hugh Hefner In Brett Ratner’s Biopic & I Need a Shower After Just Typing Those Words

By Oct 3rd
Late Night Hosts: “Now Is Not the Time” Means “Never” on Gun Control

By Oct 3rd
Lost Fans Can Help Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief and Indulge Their Geekery Thanks to Javier Grillo-Marxuach

By Oct 2nd
With Chaos Walking and Edge of Tomorrow 2 Doug Liman Delivers the Gender-Balanced Sci-Fi Teams We Need

By Oct 2nd
Did Star Trek: Discovery Just Introduce a Recurring Character on the Autism Spectrum?

By Oct 2nd
Jon Hamm Cast as the Archangel Gabriel in an Expanded Role for Amazon/BBC’s Good Omens

By Oct 2nd
Interview: The Story Told Through Consolata Boyle’s Costumes in Victoria & Abdul

By Oct 2nd
Amazon Orders A TV Adaptation of Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s Lazarus Comic

By Oct 1st
Is The Punisher Going to Get Trauma Right?

By Oct 1st
SNL Weekend Update Rips Trump for Failing “Anyone Darker Than Your Golf Pants”

By Oct 1st
Unrest, A Documentary About Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Ensures That Homebound Viewers Can Catch Screenings, Too

By Sep 30th
Bring Me This Tape of Idris Elba Auditioning for Gaston NOW

By Sep 30th
This Video Examines How The Big Bang Theory Normalizes A Competitive, Self-Hating Version of Geek Masculinity

By Sep 30th
The Latino Hero You Created Just Had to Have a Drug Cartel Past? You’re Killing Me, The Gifted.

By Sep 29th
Star Trek: Discovery’s Female Lead Character Is Named Michael Burnham and I Can’t Stop Thinking About It

By Sep 29th
DC’s Got the Right Idea in Deviating From the “Shared Universe” Formula, but Will It Work?

By Sep 29th
Reviews Say the Flatliners Remake Is Dead on Arrival

By Sep 29th
Lynda Carter Herself Sticks Up for Wonder Woman Against James Cameron

By Sep 29th
Star Trek: TNG at 30: Here’s Why Wesley Crusher Was Awesome, So You Just Shut Up.

By Sep 28th