Brendan Fraser is an icon. As a millennial, his roles in The Mummy trilogy, George of the Jungle, and many other comedy performances endeared him to my heart. This is why watching his comeback feels so wonderful.

Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan has signed civil arrest warrants for the dozens of Democratic lawmakers who fled the state last month.

Director Andrea Harkin, the cast and crew, have the enormous task of relaying Frannie's story. Not just because it is a book adaptation, but because the power of telling one's own story is so imperative to the text. Much of what was recorded of the actual Black people, be they enslaved, formerly enslaved and/or migrants, has been the account of others.

Tim Drake, the third official Robin, has become the newest LGBTQ character in the world of mainstream comics.

Comic book movies have become a billion-dollar event for Marvel/Disney and DC/Warner Bros, yet the comic book creators, artists, and writers say they are often getting ripped off by the big companies.

Like Central Park Karen, Mary Beard and infinite white women before them, Clanchy weaponized her tears to shield herself against mounting criticism. In doing that, she put targets on the backs of high-profile authors of color.

Much like how Steve and Bucky viewed her in The First Avenger, they are open to Peggy knowing more than them but in What If...? she's the leader and stronger than everyone and it's accepted and celebrated and it's what Peggy Carter deserves.

Storm Reid spoke to Variety about playing Tyla, Bloodsport's daughter in The Suicide Squad, and how intimidated she was about one particular scene.

The first episode of Marvel's What If...? focuses on Captain Carter, and one particular line has fans laughing and crying at the same time.

Governor Ron DeSantis is working to help facilitate the spread of COVID-19 in Florida. And now he's gone and made things even worse overnight.