Actors go in and out of stories and characters all the time, but sometimes a role or a project has a deeper impact on their life than just any ol' job. For Jay Duplass, who plays Josh Pfefferman on Amazon's Transparent, his character's recent story arc with Shea (Trace Lysette) changed his view of the world, and how he approaches his work.

Amazon just dropped the first trailer for their new animated show Danger & Eggs today, which features the voices of Saturday Night Live's Aidy Bryant and Eric Knobel as the title duo.

Sure, it's a bid to enlarge Amazon's customer pool, but every little bit of corporate kindness that can ease the strain on people's lives in America is welcome these days.

Janelle Monáe has joined the new anthology series Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams as the villain for an episode titled "Autofac" opposite Juno Temple.

Amazon has picked up the rights to a spec screenplay based on Laura Kaplan's nonfiction book, The Story of Jane: The Legendary Underground Feminist Abortion Service.

Amazon has a lot of faith in Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and her new series, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

The Internet isn't going so well today, folks—no, worse than normal.

While the animation style is definitely different from the hand-drawn look we're used to from the Japanese studio, it's not hard to see many of Ghibli's themes in the trailer.

The technology of the future might not quite be flying cars and jetpacks (although we've got those, too) but things we never dreamed of—or at least things that didn't have quite the immediate appeal. While it may feel like, societally, we are backsliding into the past, we've got some futuristic tech milestones happening right around us with self-driving cars and automated delivery.

With Rogue One's Jyn Erso staging a coup against the Empire and real-life journalists vowing to stand their ground against president-elect Donald Trump, I smell rebellion all around. But like the Star Wars one-shot says, rebellions are built on hope. That's why I'm not not too worried about Good Girls Revolt, the retro drama which was just canceled by Amazon.

If you want to avoid shopping on "Black Friday" altogether, we're right there with you, but there are some pretty compelling deals out there for the geek willing to brave the crowds. You don't even have to leave the house for some of them! Let's be honest; you'd probably prefer it that way.

Amazon just shared a clip of from their upcoming holiday special, "Snowy Day," which is based on the Caldecott medal-winning book by Ezra Jack Keats.

If you're looking for a new series in the vein of Mad Men and The Newsroom that tackles workplace discrimination within the bustling years of journalism in the late 1960s--look no further than Amazon's new upcoming series Good Girls Revolt.

Beetlejuice may not be returning in the form of a sequel any time soon (even though we keep asking Winona Ryder about it), but the musical will be coming to Broadway for the 2018-2019 theater season. Warner Brothers will be producing and Alex Timbers will direct.

If you're looking for shows to watch this fall, comedian Tig Notaro's One Mississippi should be on your radar. The series is partially autobiographical, based on Notaro experience after the death of her mother.

The reboot of cult favorite The Tick has released some images featuring some of its new cast in their new costumes, and reactions have been ... mixed.

What if every single storage shelf in your home had a button installed on it that would allow you to send a message to a major corporation, allowing them to instantly restock whatever item you'd normally store on that shelf? Welcome ... to our Amazonian Future.