The season finale of The Mandalorian brought us many twists and turns but one thing is already clear: We want to know what Grogu was doing this episode.

It took a massive effort to flip Georgia blue for the presidential election, and as the plea at the end of Bee's story makes clear, any help anyone can provide this time around is both useful and critical.

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is a fantastic movie in terms of acting, and the messages that are infused within it are powerful. If you have never gotten to see the play and love theater, this is no doubt an excellent version to watch. I can see it being exhausting for some because it is very heavy, but that heaviness is powerful and sobering.

States are reporting delays and cutbacks in vaccine shipments, while Pfizer claims the administration has stopped telling them where to ship the vaccine.

The Flight Attendant is renewed for season 2, and season 1 was meticulous, finely crafted, and wildly entertaining gourmet TV.

While $600 is technically better than nothing, it also manages to feel worse worse than nothing.

We knew that someone was coming for Grogu.

“I know that they’ve done a very thorough investigation, even just by how much time I spent with them,” Gadot said. “I don’t know what [remedial action] means either. I’m curious to know what’s going to be the outcome.”

I didn't wake up this morning expecting to be crying over a little green alien and his masked Dadalorian, and yet here we are.

After CD Projekt Red said that the game could be refunded if you weren't willing to wait for patches, followed by Sony basically responding with NU-UH, Sony has not only decided to allow refunds, they've pulled the game from the PlayStation store. Now I don't claim to have the best recollection of the history of game launches, but this isn't something that happens very often, especially to a AAA title.