Megan Thee Stallion ain't the only one serving body. We are only blessed days into Black History Month, and actor and nerd Michael B. Jordan has decided to make us all swoon in his most iconic role to date: Alexa.

If you build it, the riot girls will come.

At least Phil Conners got to go outside and interact with people and go to movies and stuff. We're just ... stuck.

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez frankly discussed the trauma of the January 6th Capitol riots, recounting the times she feared for her life.

Bernie Sanders iconic mittens are going into mass production, and I want 7 pairs—one for every day of the week!

WandaVision has impressed me in bringing back Wanda's accent, focusing on her trauma, and allowing Elizabeth Olsen to do some of her best acting. I hope the writers allow Wanda Maximoff to be a Roma woman, even if they didn't get an actress who was.

Stacey Abrams has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and I can't think of anyone who deserves it more than her!

It's been less than a week since a group of Redditors short squeezed a bunch of hedge funds into skyrocketing the value of GameStop stocks but there are already multiple movies on the way.

The prologue of The Memory Collectors by Kim Neville is a kinesthetic experience, with the author weaving you into the world of Evelyn through all six senses: her languid touches, the smells in the air, the taste of dust on her lips, the gaze she casts around the barn she's in, the robust laughter of her father ... the emotions she feels trapped in every object around her.

I look forward to revisiting Wakanda and seeing it back in its full glory once more, especially if that includes more badass women and, of course, M'Baku.