Even with everything that went wrong, there were some really great moments buried in the mess that was this whole year.

Wonder Woman 1984 may not have been great to me and many of my colleagues, but you know what? The biggest issue is that it is part of a genre that has lately leaned heavily on spectacle, the talent of the cast, and the cult of personality that has arisen around it. Without it, there is only a lot of noise. So maybe that should be examined for the future of all comic book movies, female-led and otherwise.

Thank you to Robert Pattinson for hating your character. Thank you to Kristen Stewart for thinking this was nonsense. Thank you for making Twilight the film series that it is because honestly, it still brings me so much absurd joy.

2020 has been … a lot. That goes without saying. But as far as publishing goes, it’s been an even rougher year that’s seen several closed imprints, publishing house mergers that could spell disaster for authors and readers alike, and the end of BookExpo and BookCon.

An explainer for the rest of the country on why Josh Hawley is so terrible.

Luckily, Spielberg asked J.J. Abrams the right questions. Otherwise, who knows what I would do if I had to watch him die?

Nothing brought me joy this year like Frog Lady did.

I'm incredibly excited about Jenkins' Star Wars film.

All this because Mitch McConnell doesn't want people to have an extra $1400 during a pandemic, at the holidays.