So let's talk about the masked figure and why they're important.

This week, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Texas, saying their redistricting maps are a violation of the Voting Rights Act.

The Inside Edition clip doesn't even verify that the alleged shooter played Fallout 4, just that he plays rated-M games, and referenced something used (but not from) Fallout 4.

Nick Offerman is joining the cast of The Last of Us as Bill, proving that this HBO show continues to be made for just me.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is either going to make Peter Parker's life easier or much much worse and maybe having the Daily Bugle posting slanderous headlines about him is the least of his worries.

Alissa Sallah's graphic novel, Weeaboo, reminds me of the days when I'd wear anime hats to class and write self insert fanfic and talk to the reader.

Nightmare Alley hits theaters this December 17th.

So we all are pretty sure on who "uncle" is in Hawkeye. 

This week, Politico continued its trend of bizarre coverage of Vice President Kamala Harris with a lead story in its "West Wing Playbook" newsletter dedicated to the VP's aversion to using Bluetooth headphones.

Chapter 83 of My Hero Academia is the first time we hear about there being a traitor in UA. Now, over 250 chapters later, we finally know who it is.