Hustlers has received two big pieces of news: a potential Broadway music (yay) and production company STX Entertainment is being sued by one of the people who inspired the film (boo).

Sure, Mark Hamill looked like Mark Hamill, but for some reason, they cannot master Carrie's face—something they also attempted in Rogue One (which I think is hilarious, because Billie Lourd's is not that different, and she was their starting point).

Wow, it's been a big week for GOP lawmakers being terrible! Just like every other week!

It turns out Cat heaven is a place on earth—or at least in our atmosphere.

Welcome to our dystopian future! The Masked Singer is now getting its own spin-off, The Masked Dancer.

Maybe once I unpack more of this movie, I'll realize that I didn't like it that much. But right now, I'm still thinking about them going real fast and Matt Damon pulling little tricks trying to win the Le Mans '66 and how he just loves Ken Miles so much. Maybe Ford v. Ferrari rules?

Meghan McCain keeps interrupting Warren, asking "Can we just switch gears?" The answer is no.

Did Todd Phillips get the nomination because he went from directing comedies to directing this darker film, much like ... oh right, Taika Waititi. I'm sorry, but whatever your "excuse" is, both his performance as Hitler and his directing should have gotten nominations over a lot of the white men who got recognition. 

Maybe Ivanka Trump will take the stage, don a lab coat, and debut the formula for cold fusion.

I'd like to see them try to tell me that I can't call baby Yoda "baby Yoda." I love you, Jon Favreau, but unless you put baby Yoda in Chef 2: More Food, I'm calling him "baby Yoda," and that's that!