It's great that Natalie Portman cares so much about promoting the work of women ... but it would be even better if she would actually work with them.

When Jojo Rabbit won for Best Adapted Screenplay, I found myself cheering and overcome with excitement.

While myself and many other are hoping good word of mouth will help bring people into the theaters, we should still ask, "Why hasn’t Birds of Prey done as well as expected?"

Though it’s hardly been out only a little over a month, Netflix’s The Witcher has already inundated the online community with instantly-memorable moments ranging from catchy tunes to sexy, smoldering brutes in baths. The show has become a runaway success and also sparked many a conversation about its approach to casting and representation in fantasy.

For countless readers, their love of comics began at the supermarket checkout line, begging their parents for a copy of Archie or Betty & Veronica.

Lulu Wang ended her speech by thanking her Nai Nai, who inspired the film.

It's a truth universally acknowledged that any nerd property that dares to empower women will be met with the vitriol of a thousand online trolls.

The beginning half of the interview is a lot of Rotunno giving us the reasoning behind her taking on this case in the first place, but it's easy to see why someone would defend Weinstein if they're willing to blame victims.

The Hobbit is a book intended for much younger readers than The Lord of the Rings. Comparing the two is basically like comparing Saturday Morning Avengers cartoon to Infinity War. They're very different.

While all of my options have played characters who are ruled by their physical strength, this could also be a good time to bring someone new in that we don't know yet. Or maybe John Cena. Am I just thinking that Kraven the Hunter should be a wrestler? Maybe!