With BoJack Horseman finally being over, there is going to be a lot of debate over how it ended and whether it was satisfying, a cop-out, or it should have ended an episode earlier. For me, dear reader, I fall somewhere in the middle.

On paper, The Rhythm Section checks all my boxes.

We spoke to Brittany Curran about High King Fen, knives, whiskey and being a sidekick in a hero's world on The Magicians.

The Daily Show's Jordan Klepper went to a Trump rally to talk impeachment with his supporters and it was an actual nightmare.

"Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and a happy disposition... and had lived nearly twenty-one years in the world with very little to distress or vex her." Except herself.

Yesterday was the Iowa caucus—which is, for reasons (none of them good), the start of the presidential nominating process—and the Republican party, unsurprisingly, saw Donald Trump come out on top. The Democrats, meanwhile, are still waiting for results after a debacle that has managed to unify the party in a way none of the candidates have yet: together in loathing of the Iowa caucus.

We finally - FINALLY - know when we'll be able to actually watch the "HamilFilm."

The very existence of the Trump Super Bowl ad is baffling.

The DCEU gave Patty Jenkins the reins on Wonder Woman, and now, with the female team behind Birds of Prey, I'm excited to see where the DCEU goes, as long as it leaves behind the Martha-centric ideas.

The creators of Kazoo magazine, which has been dubbed "required reading" for girls ages 5-12, is coming out with a new anthology to celebrate women who would not be quiet.