Last week, in news that somehow already feels like eons ago, a whistleblower alleged that ICE was carrying out forced sterilizations of immigrant women at detention facilities. Since then, reproductive rights advocates and Democratic Party leadership have responded forcefully to the allegations, demanding investigations and accountability, but the silence among Republican politicians has been awfully conspicuous.

As part of the 51st Nashville Film Festival, the cast of O Brother, Where Art Thou? will reunite for a tribute to the music of the film in celebration of its 20th anniversary.

In news that shocked everyone, it was announced that Supergirl will be ending with its sixth season, bringing to a conclusion one of the most consistent shows on The CW network.

The first presidential debate is scheduled for next Tuesday and I have trouble even imagining what that will look like.

I'll take more of The Mandalorian, please and thank you.

There are conflicting rumors out there on if Paramount has canceled future Star Trek film plans.

If Trump gets his nominee through, this will change the shape of this country as we know it regardless of who enters the White House in 2021.

Here's who's being talked about as the frontrunners. Any one of them would be the youngest Justice on the current Supreme Court, giving them decades of influence.

Do you love Stanley Tucci? Do you love Colin Firth? Now, what if they were in love with each other and it was also wildly sad? How would you feel about that?

If there is one thing that bothers me about "Lovecraft Country," it is how the show has chosen to depict the few queer characters of color we've been given.