I love fan theories. It is one of my favorite things to do in community with other fans, to get into the gritty details and see what they could mean. But sometimes, it can take over to the point where the story you are crafting in your head can no longer match up what creators are coming up with.

THe U.S. House of Representatives passed the "For The People" Act aimed at protecting voters, including at the state level, from voter suppression tactics.

Meghan Markle getting her Prince husband to acknowledge colonization is probably most useful thing a royal family member has done since WWII. 

There are millions of people living in Texas who did not vote for Abbott or Ted Cruz or any of the other politicians who are constantly trying to screw them over. They don't need to be punished or mocked.

The Raya and the Last Dragon star graced this week's cover of The Hollywood Reporter for a deep dive into her outlook on Hollywood and the world.

Daisy Ridley has had quite the time recently. But that's what happens when you're one of the biggest stars in Hollywood right now.

This week, researchers in Argentina announced that they had discovered fossils from the oldest known member of the dinosaur group, known as titanosaurs.

Four years ago, the Nintendo Switch was released, but with that launch came one of the best games in its entire library: Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

When asked by a reporter, Psaki said she'd be "happy" to do an interview with McEnany. That doesn't mean she should (or would).

So let's talk about chaos magic: does it exist in the marvel comics? What might it mean in Wanda going forward? And maybe most interesting to my witchy heart: what does real chaos magic entail. Because, yes, it's actually a thing.