So ... do you want them to do full theatrical-only runs and either lose money or put people at risk or just let this happen? What is your solution then?

All My Life is currently in theaters. Bring the tissues.

Natalie Portman got her big break at age twelve in Léon: The Professional and that film lead to a very complicated relationship with her own sexuality that came from being perceived as a "lolita."

"Where is ‘my body, my choice’ when it comes to this?” she asked the New York Times.

In Persona 5 Strikers the original cast is reunited, giving us a chance to see what's been going on with our thieving faves after they came together to save Christmas (the final battle took place on Christmas Eve). This means that the entire Phantom Thieves crew will be playable, and from the trailer, it sounds like the original voice actors are back, too.

As our nation closes in on 300K deaths due to the coronavirus, First Lady Melania Trump is focusing on what really matters to everyday Americans: a tennis pavilion at the White House.

There's really no one to root for here but it's kind of fun that with only 43 days left to go, this administration is still finding new ways to burn itself to the ground.

I can't wait to see how they use Otto or how Molina approaches the role with a different Spider-Man at the helm but whatever happens, I'm f**king excited.

Hulu's A Teacher is a television miniseries created by Hannah Fidell, based on her film of the same name. While I've never seen Fidell's original film, I have yet to see, in the seven episodes released so far, what this ten-episode series will hope to do that was not accomplished in a feature-length film.

Isn't Trump supposed to be a "dealmaker"? I guess he only deals in incompetence, corruption, and wholesale death.