If this message–that women can not just exist is STEM, but thrive, surrounded by other awesome and talented women–has to come in the form of a makeup commercial, I'm all for it.

Lowry’s most iconic works are the sorts of mandatory middle-school fare that stick with you longer than you’d expect; you probably remember the themes of The Giver better than you realize. Her lesser-known books are cheerful slice-of-life novels, like the nine-book Anastasia series, that wouldn’t be out of place in Beverly Cleary’s back-catalog. Taken together, Lowry’s body of work shows her awareness of what makes writing for young readers unique.

Get an earful of John Scalzi's new book Head On, which hits shelves, e-readers, and your earbuds today. Scalzi's first-person protagonist, FBI Agent Chris Shane, does not have a specified gender identity. Chris can be visualized as the gender that we read them as, which is an important step forward in the realm of science fiction heroes.

Amy Schumer claims there has been "a lot of projection" on her upcoming film and what it is trying to say about beauty.

While their deal has yet to be signed, director Cathy Yan is Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment's top pick to helm their upcoming female ensemble film featuring Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn. This would make Yan the second female director DC has hired, after Patty Jenkins, and it would also make her the first Asian female director to take on a superhero film. It's an exciting day in movies!

 Universal Pictures is potentially looking to adapt the queer YA graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker

If you’ve been watching Supernatural for the last few years, you know about the darkest moment in recent memory and the fandom implosion it caused. Well, in the most recent episode, “Bring ‘Em Back Alive,” fans finally got their wish … sort of.

Jordan Peele wants us all to have a lot more incredulity about what we see on the Internet. To drive this point home, he's made quite the "fake news" video.

Just because someone tells jokes for a living, it doesn't mean they don't take these things seriously.

Thanks to the Hidden Figures book and biopic, more people are now aware of the contributions of women, particularly black women, to NASA and the U.S. Space Program. Now, a new documentary from Netflix wants to shine a light on the women who not only were scientists, but who were tested for spaceflight and passed ... only to be denied a chance to go to the Moon because NASA wasn't ready for female astronauts.

Executive producer Brad Silberling has broken all of our hearts by confirming that 'Jane the Virgin' will be ending in season five with its 100th episode.

Stephen Colbert has made the most of the terrible political landscape over the past few years, suddenly finding his Daily Show/Colbert Report skillset more relevant again, complete with good reason to discuss an old enemy: Fox News. Yesterday, news broke that famed commentator and self-avowed non-journalist Sean Hannity was actually involved in one of his favorite Trump-supporting ranting talking points, and Colbert's glee was palpable.

Most of us tend to think of memes as fairly recent developments. After all, they're an internet phenomenon, so by design, we'd assume they're modern creations. But an old comic from the 1920s has been making the rounds on Twitter as proof that what makes for a good meme is in no way reliant on the existence of the internet.

Clearly, Katie Glass at The Times believes that the justice system in the UK is "biased against men" in rape cases, which is really interesting considering that the cases she highlights in her piece on the subject involve men for whom new evidence pointed toward their innocence (or, at least made their guilt more difficult to prove), and the charges against them were dismissed. The justice system worked for them. So...where is this bias she's talking about?

It looks like Ian Somerhalder's about to be surrounded by the undead once more. This is kind of his thing!

James Comey is no longer holding back his opinions on the President's outrageous behavior.