Last year, the Netflix series Ginny & Georgia was released. It did not have much in the way of big marketing, but it did have a viral moment when a super cringe clip was shared between two characters, one half-Asian and one half-Black, engaging in what felt like Oppression Olympics, as written by Twitter. Then finally, on a recent trip at the recommendation of a friend, I decided to check it out and see what exactly it was all about.

While I love John de Lancie's omniscient troublemaker Q, it's hard not to have a sense of fatigue when viewing the season 2 trailer for 'Star Trek: Picard.'

Foundation is heading to Apple TV+ this September and I'm excited to explore this science fiction legend in the live-action world. And who doesn't want to see this cast?! It looks absolutely incredible. 

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is back at it again, this time dragging health care sharing ministry networks that can deny claims due to morality clauses.

Her lawyers are asking for no jail time, citing Mack's own victimization by Raniere and her cooperation with the authorities.

An ancient skull, long hidden in the bottom of a well, could be the key to unlocking a whole new chapter of human evolution.

Ellis issued an apology and largely withdrew from public life, but like most canceled men of the Me Too movement, he has resurfaced.

She continued, “Tucker Carlson didn’t serve. His biggest achievement is having nine lives in the world of cable news, making a bowtie famous, and getting away with promoting conspiracy theories, night after night after night.”

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 270 months, or 22.5 years in prison, for the murder of George Floyd.

And it just feels right. I've never been this happy about a character getting his redemption before, just giddy any time that Sung Kang was on screen.