BBC America has announced that the hit show Killing Eve is returning two weeks early.

Thank you for your time, and watch Tiger King on Netflix so I have someone to talk to. Please?

I don't know, maybe I'm the type of person who will have a wildflower mural at my wedding so whoever I marry can be my Ben Wyatt, but right now, seeing that mural in Amy Poehler's home made me cry for much too long a time. No ... really, I cried for like an hour over this. Look, we're all getting through this our own way, okay?

THe Watchmen cast is back with an important PSA from the "Washmen" about proper hygiene in the time of coronavirus. But does it also contain a confirmation of a popular fan theory?

Donald Trump called into Fox News to talk about what a great job he's been doing lately and also to accuse New York's governor of exaggerating his state's needs.

It's easy to feel helpless when you're trapped at home as a pandemic sweeps the country. You know that staying home, in this case, is doing something to stop the spread, but shouldn't you be doing more? Well, you can. Misha Collins (a.k.a. Castiel of The CW's Supernatural) is calling on his personal army of weirdos to help cover our caregivers, and that can include you.

The rules for noting and nominations for the Emmys have changed thanks to coronavirus.

Let’s be honest—self-quaratine isn’t the easiest thing in the world. Although I’ve always enjoyed a lazy day at home every now and then, several months straight of lazy days starts to feel less like a fun break and more like I’m becoming one with my couch. While it may be a necessary step to flatten the curve and help stop the spread of the coronavirus, I don’t think anybody would call social distancing the most exciting thing in the world.

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.