The series, created by Mara Brock Akil, told the story of four friends living and loving in Los Angeles: Joan Clayton (played by Tracee Ellis Ross), Maya Wilkes (played by Golden Brooks), Lynn Searcy (played by Persia White), and Toni Childs (played by Jill Marie Jones).

I'm not sure if it's "normal" to be this excited about a cable Christmas movie, but it's 2020 and nothing is normal anymore.

Hey, you cool cats and kittens, we're in luck! We are getting a Marvel property in 2020 in the form of WandaVision.

It's pretty incredible to see Trump in a situation where he's not allowed to shut anyone down or call them "nasty" or "fake news."

Pirates? Comedy? Taika Waititi? Our Flag Means Death seems like the perfect thing for me and my soul.

Rodham is based around the concept of "What would the trajectory of Hillary Clinton's life be if she had never married Bill Clinton?"

The Devil All the Time is now available to stream on Netflix.

About a month ago, Lovecraft Country premiered on HBO to instant acclaim, and for good reason. Misha Green and Jordan Peele’s latest horror venture takes an unflinching and immersive look at how the monstrosity of racism manifests amidst a supernatural landscape.

Growing up, I was taught that the best books, the best films, and the best stories were those that were “universal” or had “universal themes.” But I'm tired of universal stories.

For a biopic written by Diablo Cody, who better to direct the life of Madonna than Madonna herself?