We reported last October about the Supreme Court agreeing to hear the case June Medical Services v. Gee. The case will decide the constitutionality of a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at local hospitals. It’s a so-called TRAP law – a Targeted Restriction on Abortion Providers meant to make abortions harder […]

Who knew that 2019 would end with us all thanking screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely for Avengers: Endgame because, at least, it wasn't Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

While the geek world is still parsing out their feelings over The Rise of Skywalker, our thoughts now turn to the future of the Star Wars brand.

Maybe someone at Disney looked at their programming schedule and realized that there was a bit of a lapse between their shows, or maybe there is just some higher power who loves me specifically, but it seems as if we're getting WandaVision an entire year early. I give my thanks to the gods.

Gretel and Hansel looks like more of the same misogyny.

Julián Castro's 2020 presidential campaign is the latest casualty in a primary race that began as historically diverse but has progressively become much more white (and male) with passing time and increasingly strict qualifying standards.

The Doctor is back with an all-new episode of Doctor Who, and we're thrust into a spy thriller that keeps us on the edge of our seat throughout the entire thing.

Kristoff show how a man can be sensitive and supportive of the women around him and how that makes him a hero, too.

I'll believe it when I see it.

This must be ironic, you might be thinking. It's not.