Much is unclear about the fate of Simpsons character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon following the way the character was discussed in the thoughtful documentary The Problem With Apu by Hari Kondabolu, but one thing is certain: Hank Azaria will no longer be voicing the character.

These are the questions currently plaguing me as I continue to hum "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" out loud and hope that someone else will play literally any other song to get this damn thing out of my head. 

Amazon Prime Video's new Lord of the Rings series is set to begin production next month and the streamer has finally unveiled the cast for the epic tale.

The sapphic will-they-won't-they continues this April.

Sure, this is all just a "rumor" (or maybe Taika was also just excited about Stevie Nicks going to the Governors Ball this year), but it still brings up the topic of directors for Star Wars, and if I trust anyone with a beloved property, it's Taika Waititi.

The future of HBO's critically-acclaimed Watchmen is uncertain, but perhaps not as settled as one might think.

Yennefer, with her enviable eyeshadow and a wardrobe that will inspire much cosplay this con season, can be a source of inspiration for angry women.

It is time to crown Issa Rae the new romcom queen, because within a few months, she is going to have two entries into the genre, with The Photograph in February and a new film called The Lovebirds, which comes out April 3rd. The trailer for the latter just released, and the internet is already excited about an interracial couple with two people of color!

It's been less than a year since Game of Thrones ended its illustrious run with, shall we say, a whimper, and HBO has been hard at work creating content set in the GOT universe.

Personally, I'm excited to see where Peter Parker is going in this next phase.