Television has been excellent, and watching streaming series and waiting each week for shows has been my primary form of entertainment during this pandemic, which is why I know that HBO series I May Destroy You is easily one of the best shows of 2020 and this Golden Globes snub is completely and utterly ridiculous.

There's also a lot to be angry with the Golden Globes' racist and weird choices and snubs, so let's go through some of the WTF moments that shocked us the most.

Fox News ignores Officer Sicknick memorial and proves Blue Lives Matter is a prop they use when it's convenient to them.

This is not an apology! It is an insult and an accusation that happens to include the word "sorry."

We talked with Alan Tudyk, who plays Harry, an alien pretending to be a small-town doctor, and Sara Tomko, who plays his grudging friend Asta on Resident Alien.

Senate Democrats move to use budget reconciliation to pass Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, which requires a simple majority.

I hope this will encourage other shoe companies to make their own accessible shoes. This should be a more mainstream reality for everyone.

Crunchyroll has partnered with Idris and Sabrina Elba to develop a new Afro-futuristic sci-fi animated series with the working title "Dantai."

The Mandalorian's big season two twist on Disney+ forced us to confront a question: Can the unstoppable force for good and the flawed heroic figurehead coexist within the character of Luke Skywalker?

Today, HBO debuted the first teaser trailer for Joss Whedon's new drama series, The Nevers. It's a fascinating minute-and-a-half that left me thinking, but maybe not in the ways HBO might want.