Mindy Kaling's projects have always been hit-or-miss for me, but when I saw the trailer for the raunchy teen comedy Never Have I Ever, I was intrigued. Little did I expect it to be an emotional roller coaster that left me bawling on my futon after the first ten episodes.

Donald Trump admonishes female reporters to be nicer and more like Donna Reed, who played a 1950s archetypical housewife.

Why does cilantro taste like soap? Why does grapefruit taste so bitter and bad? If you've asked this you may have the "cilantro gene" or the "grapefruit gene."

This May the Fourth might feel a bit different, since we're all celebrating from our homes, but that doesn't mean we're not tweeting out our feels about the Star Wars franchise.

That might not seem like very much (and it's not), but it's more than Trump has ever done.

In what will be the first television role of his long career, Nicolas Cage will play Joe Exotic, in an upcoming television series.

Carnival Cruises wants to resume sailing in as soon as possible after coronavirus precautions are lifted. What could possibly go wrong?

Rick and Morty returned last night in a weird, but visually entertaining episode about the titular duo being stuck on a train that is a literal story train anthology made up of narrative devices that have deadly consequences.

This May the Fourth is a bit strange because I know I've always spent it celebrating with other Star Wars fans, but since we can't, at least we know that the future of the franchise is in pretty incredible hands. 

Instead of the regular sentiment after a Westworld finale where we ask "what just happened?" we're left asking "will what happened really matter?"