The Mandalorian season 2 is heading our way on October 3o for me and my soul, and I cannot wait!

The most popular novel by English writer Daphne du Maurier, and the basis for Alfred Hitchcock's Oscar-winning 1940 film, Rebecca is a title that brings to mind suspense, mystery, opulence, and sensuality. Netflix has released the full trailer for the upcoming Netflix adaptation, which puts director Ben Wheatley (Free Fire) in charge of bringing this gothic, psychological thriller to life.

Star Trek: Discovery is moving the needle on long-needed LGBTQIA+ representation in the Star Trek universe.

Needless to say, witchcraft is having a Moment™. Between baby TikTok witches hexing the Moon, shows like "Motherland: Fort Salem" and "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina," to entire covens standing in solidarity with BLM and protestors to put a pox on White Supremacy, it seems everybody is neck deep in all things spooky and magickal.

The world needs more Felicia Hardy, and it's time she actually got her chance to shine in the live-action world.

Unlike the Stormfront of the comic books, who speaks German and openly disdains other races, Cash's Stormfront epitomizes the modern day nazi: a deeply dangerous, social media savvy villain.

In the early years of America, the vice presidency was an even more confounding role, often seen as "not a real job" and a stepping stone to the presidency, if you were lucky. So, here are some of the flops of American history who really put the "vice" in vice president. (I also avoided picking people who went on to become president, or any post-H. W. Bush. Otherwise, this list would look a lot different.)

(Un)Well manages to walk the difficult line of maintaining an even hand while not letting anyone off the hook.

Trump and his cronies are trying to convince their base that racism isn't a thing.

Cohen, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion, perjury, and campaign violations, will release his tell-all next week, but details have already leaked and the stories are predictably bonkers.