This carefully crafted elevator pitch is going to miss elements of the story like themes, and tropes (except romance, because y'all get straight to the point).

Rue is fictional and she is not. She was inspired by some of my own experiences growing up. But also every Black girl who has had who they are determined for them before being given the chance to determine that for themselves.

Krylar is basically a blank slate. No one has heard of him. This means that audiences don't have any preconceived notions about the character.

Euphoria is, at times, hard to watch as an adult so I can only imagine how hard this show would be for an audience who is a bit too young for the themes in the show. So good on Zendaya for sharing this and making sure that her fans are aware of the mature themes that exist in the show prior to younger fans heading to the HBO series to support her.

All the Light We Cannot See is just frankly a beautiful story and one that will touch audiences in a way when the Netflix series comes out just as the novel did.

Cinematic shorts such as Apex Legends Stories from the Outlands, in-game comics, voice lines, and interviews are where most of the lore comes from, and now Bangalore got hers.

I imagine Jim Jordan can expect a subpoena in his near future and, if he ignores that, a case of contempt of Congress and—in theory, fingers crossed!—jail.

Basically, Black Krrsantan is hot so yes, we'd like to see more of him in Book of Boba Fett and the Star Wars universe at large. We have all the space in our hearts for this hot wookiee.

We can't wait to figure out who Bill Murray is playing in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania!

A documentary film event scheduled for what would have been Betty White's 100th birthday will still take place following her death, though with a few changes.