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Southern Gothic, Slavery, and the White Femininity of Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled

By Jun 19th
Stranger Things Teases Scarier Monsters, Same Heart, for Season Two

By Jun 18th
Watch This Robot Dad Try to Save His Family From Pseudoscience and An Oppressive Religion in “Battery Life”

By Jun 18th
Now You Can Watch Adam West’s Guest Performance from an Unaired Episode of Powerless

By Jun 17th
Joss Whedon and the Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Script: A Wonder Woman Story

By Jun 16th
Jada Pinkett Smith Calls Representation in All Eyez on Me Inaccurate & “Deeply Hurtful”

By Jun 16th
What I Missed in Discussing Elizabeth Banks and The Color Purple

By Jun 16th
Judy Greer and Stephen Colbert Revisit Their Un-Aired 2002 Pilot

By Jun 16th
Syfy’s Blood Drive Is Disgusting and Over the Top, If You’re Into That

By Jun 16th
Looking for Short, Quality Sci-Fi Content? Oats Studios and Dust Are Here to Provide

By Jun 16th
Things We Saw Today: The Real Story Behind the Events of Detroit

By Jun 15th
Reviews for Colin Trevorrow’s The Book of Henry Are Concerning for Star Wars Fans

By Jun 15th
Issa Rae, America Ferrara, and Other Women in Comedy Talk Pay Gap, Representation, and “Being Likable”

By Jun 15th
Bill Nye Saves the World Renewed for Season 2, Because We Really Need Saving

By Jun 15th
How Leslie Jones and Sasheer Zamata Showed There’s Room for Variety Among Black Women on SNL

By Jun 15th
Interview: Malcolm David Kelley on Kathryn Bigelow’s Detroit: “This Movie is Gonna Speak Volumes”

By Jun 15th
How Wonder Woman Succeeds as a Feminist Film

By Jun 15th
Goodbye Christopher Robin Trailer Shows How a Beloved Bear Brought a Post-War Nation Joy

By Jun 15th
The First Clip of Matt Bomer as a Trans Woman in Anything Is Not Okay

By Jun 15th
Review: Cars 3 Is a Comeback Story About Grief, Doubt, and Growing Old

By Jun 15th