The prologue of The Memory Collectors by Kim Neville is a kinesthetic experience, with the author weaving you into the world of Evelyn through all six senses: her languid touches, the smells in the air, the taste of dust on her lips, the gaze she casts around the barn she's in, the robust laughter of her father ... the emotions she feels trapped in every object around her.

I look forward to revisiting Wakanda and seeing it back in its full glory once more, especially if that includes more badass women and, of course, M'Baku.

The idea of having Sonic meeting other variations of himself and his friends isn't that farfetched and, well, has been done before. The real question is... how well would 90s cartoon Sonic get along with "rockband with his siblings" Sonic or "extremely self-aware" Sonic? 

Nubia hasn't been explored nearly as much as her Amazonian sister Wonder Woman, but this graphic novel from DC focuses on Nubia's development into her own kind of Wonder Woman.

That fits with the style that Taika Waititi brought to Thor: Ragnarok as well and is, frankly, the way Thor should be brought to life.

Evan Rachel Wood has now named the man who she says raped, tortured, and abused her as Brian Warner, better known to the world as Marilyn Manson.

Just don't kill off Samantha.

What's the opposite of virtue signaling? Degeneracy signaling?

We still have quite a ways to go in WandaVision and I think the mystery is just beginning.

Finding 'Ohana isn't just "The Goonies in Hawai'i." It's a truly Hawaiian movie with thrills, laughs, loving homages, and an incredible amount of heart.