Ahh, love that American democracy in action.

Matt Reeves is taking on the Dark Knight himself with the upcoming film The Batman and while the world is probably tired of movies about Bruce Wayne, I'm excited because we might actually have a Batman who IS the World's Greatest Detective for once.

The third episode of Marvel's "What If...?" takes a completely unexpected approach to Nick Fury's Avengers Initiative from the MCU.

This website, besides its' existence, had a few major issues. Though Texas Right to Life attempts to restrict abortion, they made it very easy for people to send them anything. So, left unprotected with basics like reCAPTCHA's, people are flooding the ProLifeWhistleblower.com with Shrek porn and other memes.

Florida hospitals are being flooded with unvaccinated, critically ill patients, many of whom need liquid oxygen for their respiratory treatment. Water treatment centers also need liquid oxygen and there isn't enough to go around.

The ongoing R. Kelly trial has been a dark look at the grooming, gaslighting, and brutality the disgraced singer has left in his wake.

Wong told Doctor Strange not to cast THAT spell, but Strange did it anyway. Wong has every right to be exhausted with this man.

This summer, 26 U.S. governors (25 of whom are Republicans) decided to cut off the supplemental unemployment insurance being offered by the federal government. It didn't help people find jobs.

MJ and Peter Parker finally got together by the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home but their relationship seemed short-lived when Peter was confronted with his identity being leaked by Mysterio. Luckily for us all, the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home showed us all that Peter and MJ are still together and trying to figure out the best way to move past what Quentin Beck did as a unit.

Fans are feverishly investigating arm hairs as we search for proof that Charlie Cox's character Matt Murdock from Netflix's 'Daredevil' could be making the jump to Spider-Man: No Way Home.