Season 2 dropped last weekend, and although it isn't quite as overflowing with fantastic female characters as season 1, it still has a lot to offer.

Although HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us is pretty spectacular, it certainly isn't the first adaptation to break the "video game curse."

This demigod was there to warn us not to provoke the gods by committing atrocities. Slowick warns us not to abuse or exploit just because we have the power to—or else you might end up on The Menu.

OK, so first off: Trans rights are human rights. This is a horrific bill designed to control students’ identities and make it harder to exist, and if you’re in North Dakota, that’s already hard enough, OK? (It’s cold up there!) I hope this horrible piece of legislation never becomes law, and that anyone who supports […]

Citing healthcare as a big area for growth when laying off corporate retail employees is gross.

For some, this pivot still won't be enough, and the Dungeons & Dragons publisher will have to continue proving its dedication to creating a more inclusive product and tabletop community in order to win back that trust.

There's so much going on in this image—including a detail that points to Ted's emotional journey in 'Ted Lasso.'

Croft is also not the first actor to face criticism for his involvement with a Harry Potter project after Rowling's views came to light. Simon Pegg is currently facing a similar fan backlash for his involvement in Hogwarts Legacy, in which he voices the school's headmaster.

While many people have given up on their New Year’s resolutions a few weeks into the year, Wisconsin Republicans have already made big progress on one of theirs—to make life as difficult as possible for struggling LGBT youth with less-than-accepting adults in their lives.

As soon as life and medical decisions got a little easier and more dignified, this ghoul of the highest order said to himself "how can I, Steve Marshall, make the world a more terrible place?!"