The injustices in Andor are horrific not because of mustache-twirling villains in the upper echelons of the Empire, but because of ordinary people just doing their jobs.

Former President Donald Trump (a phrase that I still can’t believe is normal) has officially been subpoenaed by the January 6th panel. 

Spurred by the death of Amini, this current moment is both very similar to The Green Movement and yet very different ...

Black Adam, which is currently arriving in theaters, has the dual purpose of being a origin story to an antihero character, and being a product that will help launch a new rebirth thing of the DCEU. After a bombastic high octave first and second act, the third act is were things sort of unravel while still trying to deliver the kind of action based pathos we are used to getting in a comic book action movie. Let's get into it.

Steve Bannon has been sentenced to prison, but the reason may surprise you.

There was an omission that I only realized well after the episode ended, and that realization has been dominating my brain space ever since.

Aemond Targaryen is the Internet's hot new 'House of the Dragon' bombshell, as he competes with Daemon for "messiest in Westeros." He also happens to be Daemon's number one fan.

Star Wars: Andor has become my favorite show in the Disney+ era and while it is perfect and I love it so much, I also have a gripe with episode 7 titled "Announcement" because...you gotta prepare the internet for certain things.

Lots of rumors are swirling on how this book may pivot if it's even coming out at all.

Texas is still dealing with the horrific fallout from the Uvalde school shooting. But Texas is arguably retraumatizing students and parents with their attempts to prepare for future emergencies.