What about you? What's your favorite Star Trek property? When you think Trek, what jumps to mind?

Even though we're sad that Regé-Jean Page won't be returning to Bridgerton, we also can't wait to see him in everything he's doing next, and he's doing a lot of exciting things.

Wanda is retreating into the safety of those spaces because, as someone who grew up in poverty, the norms of The Dick Van Dyke Show are a comfortable AU for her—a two-family household that she can easily paste herself into without any conflict to deal with and hijinks that are easily resolved at the end of each episode, as Wanda's own sitcom slowly gets more complicated at the end of each section.

It might be an unpopular opinion, but I like reboots for the diversity some of them bring and how it changes the lives of those who consume it.

Listen, I know this news sounds like it's an April Fools' joke but seriously. Scientists have discovered something new coming from Uranus.

The trailer for Netflix's Yasuke gives us a look at LeSean Thomas's take on the legendary African samurai. The series premieres on April 29.

Mauna Loa is stirring. More "swarms" of small earthquakes shook the Hawaiian peak, following an increase in seismic activity on the summit for months.

The saga of the Justice Department's investigation into Matt Gaetz has only gotten more bizarre.

While "Power Broker" is an episode tackling important storylines and giving us more information about the series as a whole, it is also truly one of the funniest episodes I've seen on TV in a long time.

Being empowered by feeling sexy and the power to pick out your own clothes is beyond important, but in many ways when I rewatch some of the clothes they wore in the workplace it just seems like "who is this for?"