Yesterday was largely dominated by the horrific new anti-abortion bill that went into effect in Texas but that's not the state's only new terrible law.

Charlie Cox has broken his silence on Spider-Man: No Way Home. Well, sort of.

Back when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were getting ready for their huge sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey news came out of the Palace that there were allegations about Meghan Markle being a bully. Those claims are still subject to an ongoing investigation, but it seems like the staffers involved have allegedly shared they don't want to pursue their claims. 

A high school principal in Texas has been suspended after being subjected to attacks from residents, accusing him of teaching "critical race theory" and disparaging his family.

Hopefully, we have a system so these lies won't put others in danger but frankly? Start charging these individuals with reckless endangerment because that is WHAT THEY ARE DOING.

“You know, I didn’t want to put pressure on myself to walk out of this feeling like I’d grown in terms of my feelings towards my dad,” Gandolfini told Empire. “I just wanted to be the best actor I could be, portraying Tony in the way David wanted, scene by scene. I didn’t think about my grief because… well, I would have shit the bed.”

What What If...? is doing is making fridging turn these characters we looked up to as heroes into their own sort of villain.

What pro-choice advocates have been worried about for years has finally come to pass with Texas banning abortions at six weeks in a new law.

So long Hot Vax Summer, hello Concerned Variant Fall. Luckily, there's a lot premiering on Netflix in September 2021 to keep us distracted.

With the pilot done, that means that the show is well underway and with a ten-episode order for the first season, we probably won't be seeing The Last of Us until later into 2022.