The Classics But Make It Gay Kickstarter by Nova and Mali sets to create an art book that reimagines art history with marginalized voices as the focal point.

People are still freaking out over the idea of a "vaccine passport"—but does anyone actually understand what it means?

I do hope they include Bucky's cat Alpine in Falcon and the Winter Soldier but this cat inclusion in Loki is exciting. 

You don’t need to look further than the rash of bills in statehouses restricting access to abortion or aimed at denying healthcare and services to LGBTQ to know that Christianity has a strong influence in American politics. But that influence is out-sized compared to the actual percentage of people who go to church. For decades […]

April 5, 1974, American author Stephen King published his first book Carrie, a tale about a young teenager named Carrie White.

The Borderlands live-action film has found its villainous Atlas in the form of Edgar Ramirez, known for Yes Day, Point Break, and Gold.

With SK8 the Infinity reaching its finale one thing was clear: Renga (Reki and Langa), the main ship of the show, came out on top at the end of the credits.

Truly, where did Zemo get that coat? Can someone just explain that to me?

Happy April! This month's reads are chock-full of imaginative worlds, beautiful myths (and mythological retellings) and some really clever laugh you right off the page family comedies. No matter what mood I find myself in reading-wise, there's something for every type of vibe in these titles, which definitely makes for a good day (or week) of reading.

Every genre has pre-existing expectations built into it and in the romance genre that is the happily ever after. The two characters, despite the rough start, misconceptions, and failure to communicate will make it in the end. Bridgerton is no different.