The doctrine of qualified immunity must be eliminated or reformed to address police brutality.

These series of questions I found interesting because when I look at television today, its proximity to Blackness seems to be heavily desirable.

Thor's director, Kenneth Branagh, reminisces about that very dramatic moment in movie-making history when Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston entered the MCU.

Can't wait to finally go on a date when I'm 35 years old and let back out of the house again, all because Trump had to have a rally for no food reason.

When a company spends money on the rights for a book series, you would assume that they believe in the premise of the book—that they want to adapt at least 75-80% of the book, not "Let's just make an entirely new movie and just slap a familiar title on it." Sadly, that is exactly what Disney did in their adaptation of Artemis Fowl.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences is making some big changes when it comes to inclusion and supporting more diverse films.

Last night's episode of Insecure was the season finale, and that meant it couldn't end without giving us a dramatic kick in the chest that left us clamoring for season 5.

In a monumental and surprising ruling, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that it is a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights act to fire someone for their sexual orientation or because they are transgender.

Interestingly, some of the most high-profile “pro-lifers” in the country—from Ted Cruz, to Donald Trump, to other leading anti-choice activists—are vehemently denouncing “violent” anti-police protesters. I say “interestingly” because, if you want to complain about violent protesters, those protesting reproductive health and abortion clinics are a good place to start.

It's a bummer, because Spike Lee is one of the most talented directors of his generation, and Da 5 Bloods has been getting excellent reviews.