Over the past decade, children’s animation seems to have been undergoing a major revolution in terms of queer representation.

Picard shows us that institutions like Starfleet can become corrupt or isolationist and that even a man like Jean-Luc Picard can make grave mistakes and fail.

At least we'll always have her super villain turn as Regina George.

Considering their lives of influence, it's no surprise that a TV drama about the First Ladies would make for an intriguing project.

At the end of the day, the world is truly a terrible place right now, and finding ways of making yourself forget for a little while is important—mainly because, if we don't, we're all going to tear our hair out. So, for me, it's looking at baby Yoda, but do what you need to in order to forget that we have a monster in charge of the country.

"Some members of this body might not be able to empathize with the plight of a young man like James or a young woman like Morgan. But I can. I was too afraid to be them. I was too afraid to tell anyone who I was because that stigma and that fear is so real."

Color me surprised and excited when news broke that Sam Raimi was in talks to take over directing Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. To be honest, that's a perfect choice.

NBC News reports that it wasn't other democrats that exacerbated the clusterfuck on Monday night, but trolls from 4Chan, aka the worst place on the internet.

We live in a world of seemingly endless comic book adaptations on both the small and big screen. This means that it's important to think about why things get made and whether they live up to the premise of the source material. If there isn't a point to something, then even the best-made fiction can feel a little bit hollow in the aftermath. That's why HBO's Watchmen is such an interesting series.

The Disney remake machine continues to spin, but now comes word that Lilo and Stitch is destined for the "live-action" treatment with a new version to stream on Disney+.