Okay, but WHICH adopted Bruce Wayne son is it? We've got options.

And Just Like That... ended this week, and I'm still processing the mediocrity. I found myself asking what other far-flung revival has been so bad at understanding the appeal of the original source material in such a visceral way? Oh, right: Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

Shades of Cosplay, a 2015 documentary film that focuses on four Black cosplayers, is being re-released by filmmaker Cheyenne Ewulu.

The duo have spent the intervening years mapping out the second half of the series, which will run for 108 chapters.

Daily Wire has decided to start making movies and while the trailer for their first film Shut In seems like your run of the mill indie horror movie, it is the cast that has us rolling our eyes.

The second volume of My Hero Academia's side series has the students working together to save failing amusement parks and protecting old noodle shops.

That or we can at least start to look for where to buy Kathryn Hahn's visor.

Hopefully, this isn't a reflection of how the Academy Awards will be. Both Garfield and Washington gave two of the best performances of the year and for the BAFTA to leave them out of the race just feels wrong.

India Arie reminds us all that Rogan's misinformation campaign—while incredibly harmful—is not the only reason to question his close relationship with Spotify.

While Black feminist ideas have existed for well over 150 years, they rose in prominence as a response to the 2nd wave of feminism in the 1960s.