It's only been a few weeks after Bloomberg's editor in chief explicitly stated that they won't be doing investigative reporting into the Democratic candidates. They might republish or summarize other outlets' investigative pieces about the candidates but they wouldn't do their own. Until they did.

Kelly Marie Tran, as Rose Tico, being cut down to less than two minutes of screen time is one of the most frustrating aspects of The Rise of Skywalker, and that's saying something.

I just wish I didn't feel like Leia's storyline was shoved in there because Carrie Fisher died. Leia deserved a lot more than that. 

Now, here's the thing: I don't trust Ryan Reynolds as far as I can throw him, and he has a lot more muscles than I do. Reynolds got his first Deadpool movie up and running by basically releasing footage and getting people to talk about it before it was ever a sure thing, so ... what's to say that isn't what is happening here?

Yesterday, we briefly mentioned that Donald Trump's cameo had been cut from the Canadian television broadcast of Home Alone 2 and the predictable meltdown happening over at Fox News. That ranting hasn't stopped; in fact, it's only gotten weirder.

Fandango conducted a 2020 Most Anticipated Movies Survey. The results are in—and they're spectacular.

It's not his fault the narrative went #TeamJess in season two of Gilmore Girls.

We don't want to think about it but we have to ask: how did Palpatine a kid?

When it comes to Star Wars, many of us have reached our limit for the year because of The Rise of Skywalker, but then, in comes the finale of The Mandalorian and says, "B*tch you thought."

The show has plenty of problems, as a variety of think pieces has addressed in recent years. Yet, it also features some unexpectedly progressive moments, for its time, that are worth a rewatch.