Reviewers and audiences can't get over how out of place Ben Platt looks as a "teenager" and have found that it further upsets the already upsetting narrative.

We're coming back to Cassian's story and if we get a little of Bail Organa along the way, I'm not going to complain about it. 

'Babylon 5,' the beloved '90s science fiction TV series, has officially entered the reboot chat. Creator J. Michael Straczynski will create the new CW show.

The pause comes after a damning exposé, which revealed Facebook/Instagram were aware that their apps caused anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues among teen girls.

Even since the four page-list of banned items and resources was overturned last week, the Central York Banned Book Club is still active.

When you commit to releasing a whopping 70 movies in a year, it seems inevitable that what you gain in quantity, you'll have to make for with mediocrity.

In an interesting twist, only Beck Bennett and Lauren Holt are departing from Saturday Night Live with the rest of the main cast staying on.

Wallace, Fox News's lone credible journalist (it's a low bar), kept pressing the issue of rape survivors being forced to carry their pregnancies to term, which Abbott repeatedly dismissed.

The finale for American Horror Story: Red Tide is an extremely rushed mess that leaves a lot to be desired, especially when it comes to the Chemist.

So Mark Hamill recognizing that the prequels are impressive and that it was George Lucas trying something new? I love to see it.