It's time to go back to Lake Geneva and once again revisit the writing of Mary Shelley's classic Frankenstein—but now, there's more sex, drugs, and actual waking, walking monsters to behold.

Bliss, starring Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek, premiered its first trailer and I'm here for this trippy ride with a touch of The Matrix.

I look forward to seeing what Issa Rae does next and what the era of Black female television following her will look like. One thing is for sure: No one can say that a darker skinned Black woman can't be the fact of an HBO series again and if they do, we can loudly call bullshit.

In the end, there is only one person getting exactly what they want and it is Mitch McConnell. And that is infuriating.

I didn't know I needed Stephen Colbert declaring "Grand Theft Auto rules" about the MAGA efforts to overthrow the election, but here we are.

We have a synopsis of Amazon's epic Lord of the Rings drama set in Middle Earth's Second Age. Here's what we can figure out.

Republicans are calling the security precautions "unconstitutional," which should be news to high schoolers across the country.

The latest report about security failures during the Capitol Insurrection comes from the office of Representative Ayanna Pressley and it is beyond terrifying.

It's going to be interesting. Much like the rest of the series, To All the Boys: Always and Forever hits Netflix right in time for Valentine's Day with a February 12th release!

Just one day before white supremacists stormed the U.S. Capitol last week, the state of Georgia elected its first Jewish Senator, Jon Ossoff, and the first Black Democratic Senator from the South, Rev. Raphael Warnock, both pro-choice defenders of abortion rights. Their victory offers a glimpse of the very future that Trump-supporting rioters at the Capitol desperately tried to pull us back from.