I watched the first season of Westworld back as it was airing in 2016—loved it, was hooked by it, and then kept forgetting to watch season 2 as it aired in 2018, and so now, in the middle of being stuck inside with nothing else to do, I've started to catch up on what I've missed starting with a full rewatch, and you know, in the grand scheme of everything going on, it's very soothing.

While we were trying to watch Birds of Prey as a group online last night, comic book writer Gail Simone was asked for her opinion on the Suicide Squad incarnation of the Joker, as played by Oscar winner Jared Leto. Her simple, yet perfect answer was: "I don’t love it, it’s okay." Which sums up a lot of aspects of Suicide Squad.

That's what she said.

Oh, The Magicians, how I'm going to miss your weirdness.

Often our favorite actors are not actually doing many of the stunts we see onscreen but at least with Margot Robbie, we know that isn't the case.

Quite simply, if this was a fictional story, you would not believe it.

Donald Trump doesn't want swing state stations playing an ad that quotes him directly and implies he called coronavirus a hoax.

Despite shuttering their stores, the UK bookstores Waterstones has seen their online sales leap up because people want to read classics in crisis.

In the ruling on Wednesday, Federal Judge James Boasberg found that the environmental analysis was lacking both times and struck down the federal permits for the pipeline.

Banana Split is cinematographer Benjamin Kasulke’s first feature film, and it feels surprisingly fresh for such a popular genre. While following the intertwining love lives of three teenagers may seem like an overused plot device, it’s the relationship formed between the female leads that makes it move forward from any established coming-of-age lens.