My Hero Academia Team-Up Missions takes us back to when Izuku was excited about being at U.A. and looking forward to the lessons of the day.

Black horror should not carry the responsibility of turning 400 years of racial trauma into something equally accessible to white and Black audiences. It should be for a Black horror-loving audience first and foremost.

New Zealand is once again showing that they are light-years ahead of the U.S. in terms of their progressive politics.

If you believe that Amazon truly has it workers best interests at heart, consider who and what you're defending.

Disney+ is delivering quality content in the form of a National Treasure series with a Latinx lead and a diverse group of friends to join her on an adventure.

"Bob Odenkirk, action star" might not have been something any of us were expecting, but it's what we needed.

Last year, actor Hartley Sawyer was fired from The CW's The Flash after sexist and racist things he said were brought to light. Considering the climate and just the gross things that were said, and how recently it happened, the exit made sense. But the question remaining was what to do with the character of Ralph Dibny, who he'd portrayed for several seasons.

This Saturday marks the return of My Hero Academia over on Funimation. We thought we'd offer a crash course on what the series is and why it's worth watching.

Sebastian Stan does an incredible job bringing Bucky Barnes to life, and I can't wait to see what the rest of Falcon and the Winter Soldier has in store for James Buchanan Barnes and Sam Wilson.

The first installment of Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland's The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. threw me into the most zany and wondrous loop of witches, quantum physics, secret government societies, and everything in between.