2021 is shaping to be an absolute knockout for SFF. It seems like every other day there's a new announcement for an incredible title gearing to make a splash on the scene, and for debut authors especially, this year's class is already hinting to be incredibly strong.

Tucker Carlson, Fox News mouthpiece and proud deplorable, just outed himself as a white nationalist supporter on national TV.

1984's 'Amadeus' is a brilliant work that shows a legendary artist, Mozart, as very human while also showing how music can let us hear, well, the voice of God

Cumberbatch in The Current War and The Imitation Game is the far superior Cumberbatch genre in my humble opinion so I'll take all these weird "dad" genre movies from him. Especially if there are spies and Rachel Brosnahan.

If you have an HBO Max subscription you'll be able to watch these movies on the same day they're released in theaters. Not a bad perk for those that have the streaming service.

Between The Clone Wars, Rebels, and The Mandalorian, maybe the future of Star Wars should stay on the small screen.

Alyssa Milano's casting in the Netflix adaptation of Nora Roberts Brazen Virtue is making conservatives big mad, and I am living for it.

Thanks to a filmed version of this popular stage show, released as a Hulu original, we all get to experience the dazzling magic for ourselves.

It's been 6 days since Donald Trump left office, and already the skies are bluer, the air is cleaner, and our skin has never looked better.

With all that said: BRING ME MORE SPY KIDS!