From Don't Peek to Sisters and Are You Still There? Here are my favorite short films from South by Southwest (SXSW).

We've known Sam Wilson since Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but the pilot of Falcon and the Winter Soldier is one of the first times we've gotten an in depth look into what made him into the man he is today.

After several delays due to the pandemic, Super Nintendo World has finally opened! The Universal Studios Japan theme park opened the warp pipes today!

The renewal and expansion of the Violence Against Women Act would save lives, but that's not at all important to these 172 Republicans who only care about guns.

Despite Wanda Maximoff’s fifty-seven year history with Marvel, comics haven’t been exceptionally kind to the Scarlet Witch, which made WandaVision's deep exploration of her grief a breath of fresh air.

Texas Rep. Chip Roy praised lynching and criticized the Chinese Communist Party in a hearing on anti-Asian violence and discrimination.

I trust writer Malcolm Spellman and director Kari Skogland to bring that journey to life, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes.

"[...] if Justice League teaches us anything it’s about coming together. There’s no room for hate. I just think it’s an important message. As a father of Asian children, it hits close to home.”

March 20th will be the one-year anniversary of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the Nintendo Switch game that single-handedly made 2020 more bearable.

Language Lessons, the feature directorial debut of Natalie Morales, is hands down one of the best movies you could catch at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival.