Peter Parker fans know the world of the Spider-Man: The Animated Series know the '90s cartoon very well.

Ted Lasso's sixth episode will likely be a return to form for many who were waiting for conflict and plot to start moving forward. Especially since Richmond as a team starts coming together, but its steadfast coach begins to fall apart.

After the horrific images and information coming out of Afghanistan upon the Taliban taking over Kabul, authors N.S. Perkins and Mazey Eddings began to organize "Romancelandia for Afghan Women." The 10-day auction and fundraiser accumulates in a large donation to Women for Afghan Women (WFAW).

McCree was named after Jesse McCree, one of Blizzard's former employees who is no longer with the company in light of the ongoing sexual harassment lawsuit.

In an effort to help alleviate some of the financial stressors related to the earthquake, members of Romancelandia (a.k.a. fans of the romance book genre) announced Romance for Haiti. The four-day fundraiser (starting August 18 at 7 p.m.) features over 200 bookish items and services.

One of the complaints I've seen frequently thrown against the MCU's version of Peter Parker is that it seems like there is a lot of similarities between him and Marvel's Miles Morales. With Far From Home definitely giving shades of Into the Spider-Verse, I thought I would take the time to really see where people see those similarities and if it ultimately matters, by focusing on the three that stood out to me the most.

Mike Richards lost his gig hosting 'Jeopardy' but don't shed too many tears on his behalf. He still kept his other job running the whole show.

Now, much like their beloved Kraken, Powell, Wood, and associates have lost the battle and will sink back into the sea of irrelevancy.

Tucker Carlson would like everyone to know that he doesn't understand what the "bi" in bisexuality means.

Button City is a recent indie game release that's full of fun, pastel colors, fluffy arcade friends, rich dialogue, and something about metal yoga?