While Mary Malone got closer to a scientific breakthrough, Will was drawn once again to the Torre degli Angeli, and Lyra took in a Paddington matinee, Mrs. Coulter and Lee Scoresby faced off on HBO's His Dark Materials—and the Big Bad actually did a good! But if this is supposed to be some kind of redemption arc for Lyra’s evil mother, take that away from me. I don’t want it!

To quote Hamilton, "Pride is not the word I'm looking for" because Emmy award-winner Zendaya is back as Rue! HBO's Euphoria star has taken to Twitter to share the trailer for the upcoming event, and while it brings Rue back into our lives, it is also an incredibly proud moment to see Zendaya listed as an Emmy winner!

Were you satisfied by how this mystery ended?

When it comes to queer representation, we often need undeniable proof so viewers can't ignore what's happening on the screen, because trust me, there are folks out there who will deny the gay away, but Yuri!!! on Ice isn't exactly subtle when it comes to the feelings between our two leads. It's not the kiss that solidifies their love; it's every single second they interact with each other.

The Nature of Middle Earth will be released next June from HarperCollins and will contain several essays—on, yes, the nature of Middle Earth—that have never been seen before.

We're in unknown territory when it comes to the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and I'm excited to see where it's headed. That does mean that we're going to get new characters taking on the mantles left behind and who better to take on the legacy of Natasha Romanoff than her sister?

Okay, internet. Let's settle this once and for all: What exactly IS a "Christmas movie"?

All this to say that if Matt Murdock shows up in the next Spider-Man movie as Charlie Cox, I'm not going to be mad about it. 

Rosario Dawson's casting as popular Star Wars character Ahsoka Tano, was tainted for many when the actress and her family were accused of assaulting, deadnaming, and mistreating a trans man who was close to her family.

I wanted to give the movie a shot because it's an LGBTQ+ holiday movie and I'm all for adding queer characters under the mistletoe. I was ready to write a piece about how no one should ever "Oops! All Berries" their closeted status outside their parents' door, but after watching the movie I realized that Harper (Mackenzie Davis) is MUCH WORSE than she appears to be in the trailer.