By stepping down now, all of these people get to avoid having a hand in removing Trump from office.

Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina has ended, and as I slogged through Part Four (season two), I found myself really disappointed at how a show with so much promise and such great aesthetics managed to not do anything worthwhile with it—a problem that tends to be at the core of many witch-centric shows.

I'm still bitter about it.

Every time someone goes on about how "this isn't America" I can't help but get frustrated because it absolutely is America. Marginalized people have been saying it for generations, and keep having to say it, because white people have created this fantasy version of America where things were fine for everyone, so they keep trying to convince themselves that the shit show we're watching is a rarity.

Let's be real for a sec: dating (and romance as a whole, for that matter) has gotten real awkward since COVID-19 entered our lives. On top of the already stressful realities many of us have had to adapt to, there's the added discomfort of navigating the wacky world of dating and—and the new social rules that come with it—in the midst of a pandemic.

Although Loki is months away from its debut on Disney+ we may already have confirmation that our favorite God of Mischief will be back for a second season on the platform

We talked to Joel Oulette of 'Trickster,' who leads the new CW series as an Indigenous teen who encounters the Raven.

A look at the upcoming m/m romance novel from historical romance author Cat Sebastian!

It's long been true that a white guy can thrive in Hollywood despite having a combative reputation.