Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse isn't coming our way until June 2, 2023, and now that we've seen more of Miguel O'Hara and Jessica Drew, it makes the wait a little easier.

If you've noticed an uptick in Republican antisemitism lately, you're not imagining it: There's been a noticeable rise in antisemitism among Republicans.

Nobody likes reading bad literature--unless, of course, the literature in question is deliberately bad.

Ma'am, are you aware that the state of Maryland has recently banned the use of TikTok on all government owned devices? This order comes directly from the mouth of Governor Larry Hogan. At least, I think that's what he said. He was elbow-deep in a Philly cheesesteak when he told me. I couldn't make out the words per se, but I knew what he meant.

Reviewers have not been kind to The Witcher: Blood Origin, with critics calling out its meaty cast of characters but short runtime to develop them all.

I don't quite understand how the concept of "safety" can be pursued "faster" and "more aggressively", but maybe that's just me.

Following the release of The Rings of Power, you may be shopping for a lot more LOTR fans this year.

If you love intricately rendered spectacle, director James Cameron's 'Avatar: The Way of Water' has plenty of it—and the story almost manages to catch up with the visuals.

I'm just so excited for the future of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and beyond.

Avatar: The Way of Water seems like a pretty solid step towards the franchise James Cameron wants to build. With the release of the sequel upon us, let's take a closer look at his plans for the franchise.