TikTok remains massively popular in America (and the rest of the world), with a record-breaking 315 million downloads in the first quarter of 2020.

Child care should not be a partisan issue, but in Trump's America everything is, including the pandemic.

"You can’t cast a Black dude as one of your main superheroes and not expect him to have that conversation,” Mackie said.

The Mary Sue contributor Kylie Cheung has a new book on the fight for feminism.

Spy D? I mean, Peter Parker was a newspaper photographer as well as Spider-Man, and there wasn't a conversation about stripping him of the title and making him ... "Photo D" or whatever.

"His behavior was poor on the movie. We accommodated him on the first movie, and therefore we can accommodate him on the second movie. And on and on. And it created a monster."

No one should have to be told that making jokes about this is not okay, yet we still have to because instead of seeing a victim of a shooting, many see another opportunity to mock Black women for existing in public.

The Hargreeves are back, and this time, they have to stop the apocalypse. Oh wait, they already failed doing that once?

The Kids Are Alright is an interesting film because our language about sexuality has evolved so much that people today are more likely to get Jules' fluidity and call it that. We are also in a place where we understand that not every LGBTQ film needs to be a perfect piece of representation. But in 2010, the choices in this film sometimes feel like it just included something heteronormative to ground it for a mainstream audience.

Although she’s technically not the queen anymore in the comics, the Earth-shattering weather goddess should be sitting on that throne.