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.

We already knew Rose's character was severely underdeveloped, but clocking her actual screentime makes it feel so much worse.

What are the powers you relly don't want?

Ari Behn, an author who was once married to Princess Martha-Louise of Norway, has died by apparent suicide.

Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski has officially become the one Republican willing to state what should be obvious and uncontroversial: that the way Mitch McConnell talks about impeachment is completely f***ed up.

The bar for depictions of women journalists is low but you could do a lot worse than A Christmas Prince.

The Romance Writers Association sided against Courtney Milan for calling out racism on Twitter, but romance authors have showing support despite the ruling.

Whose girlhood gets to be seen as universal?

How It Should Have Ended's take on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker feels like the fair-minded review of the film from a dedicated fan I've been looking for.