Adam Wingard with write and directed a sequel to the 1997 John Woo classic Face/Off.

The time has finally come! To All The Boys: Always and Forever is here and it's just the right amount of sappy love story we need to get through the Valentine's Day weekend!

Even if you don't connect with everything there, it's a big swing, and we need more of those.

While the harrowing story of Louisiana native Tessica Brown versus Gorilla Glue has ended, it has highlighted in a viral fashion the pressure Black wo

Monica Rambeau needed help and reached out to someone. We don't know who and we don't really know why, but this week, we got a step closer to figuring out who is heading to Westview, and I think I know who to expect! 

What were those hippies singing about, and is the age of Aquarius even a thing?

CBS' new show Clarice is just like any other procedural, in all the most boring ways.

I can't wait to see where we go next! 

Period dramas have struggled often with how to integrate people of color into it. If they can just do it in a colorblind manner, a mixture, or just be brutal. Dickinson is one of the few that I think has struck a good balance between acknowledging the time period and situation of Black people, while still allowing them to have joys.

Representation changes lives for the better. It's an opportunity to feel seen, loved, and acknowledged for who you are. That's why it's so important that Blues Clues and You included "Pride" in their alphabet song.