I’m not ashamed to admit that a good old-fashioned OTP can take a series I’m already enjoying up several notches, and that’s exactly what HBO's His Dark Materials is doing in the second season now that Lyra and Will have met. If you’ve read Phillip Pullman’s books, you already know, but it’s not a spoiler if you’ve seen the first episode of season 2 that a slow burn teen romance is brewing. They are literally each other’s destiny, and besides that, they’re so stinking cute!

If you're in need of some inspiration to get you through that final push to the finish line, dive into this short list of incredible books that all started out as NaNoWrimo projects. I don't know about you, but a few of these pleasantly surprised me. Enjoy!

Despite The Spanish Queen promising to be the last of the War of The Roses/Tudor specific era of the monarchy, they are going to be heading further back in an anthology series about "lesser known" women from history starting with Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Now see, if it were me? I wouldn't wanna deal with a sassy mouse like Jerry, so I'd let him enjoy his soak in the tub and deliver him some cheese to keep him under control during the wedding. Instead, Tom is brought in to deal with Jerry, cuz movie gotta movie.

Unsurprisingly, I spent the last two days binge-watching the fourth season of Netflix's hit period drama The Crown, covering the eleven-and-a-half-year administration of Margaret Thatcher, the marriage of Diana Spencer to Prince Charles, and the growing changes between Queen Elizabeth II and her many families.

So now I guess I'll have to use the holiday season to read all of the Chaos Walking series!

What did you think of the black and white trailer? Should the series be black and white or in color? How many more times will Zack Snyder use “Hallelujah” in a superhero film?

Maybe 2020 is just a wash for big blockbusters after March. But until we have more information on what Warner Bros. actually has planned, I'd love to stop this cat and mouse game because it truly is exhausting.

I don't hate all of those moments of anime censorship from back in the day. In fact, I'm quite fond of some of them, and you can't help but laugh.

If we have to live in a world where COVID-19 exists, at least we also get to live in one where the "Dolly Parton COVID-19 Research Fund" does too.