We are truly in a Golden Age of late-night comedy news commentary. This week, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee examined the nefarious world of "crisis pregnancy centers," which are basically fronts for non-medical personnel to convince vulnerable women to not have abortions. Bee did this with a little help from the hilarious Patton Oswalt.

Chris Rock has chosen to hype his forthcoming Oscars hosting gig as though it's a follow-up to The Ring, via this tweeted video of several seconds of static.

Full Frontal with Samantha Bee doesn't start until this February 8th -- and it'll be simulcast on five networks at 10:30 PM ET, so the premiere will be hard to miss. Perhaps these new previews will help you decide whether you'd like to tune in.

Full Frontal with Samantha Bee hasn't yet aired its first episode -- that'll be on February 8th -- but Bee already knows what sort of response to expect.

I'm a sucker for glimpses into the lives of "normal people" in our genre universes. My favorite episodes of genre shows are often the ones that focus on the friends of the heroes, or the Everyday People living their lives as superpowered shenanigans are going on. Well, it looks like DC and NBC are teaming up on an entire show like this just for me. It's called Powerless.

Comedian Beth Stelling posted a series of photos on Instagram on Monday, revealing the details of a verbally, physically, and sexually abusive relationship she's been in the past year.

Buzzfeed spent some quality time with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler as Sisters preps to come out tomorrow to answer questions like "What is one thing women in their twenties shouldn't worry about?," "What's the best piece of advice you've ever received?" and "What's the best move to bust out during a dance battle?"

. Scottish actor Janette Tough will be playing "male Japanese fashion designer" Huki Muki (who some sources say is meant to resemble artist Yayoi Kusama).

Remember that super-depressing study about how men find intelligent women to be less attractive? Well, turns out that a woman with a sense of humor won't much impress 'em, either. All signs seem to point to heterosexual romance being dead ... at least for smart and/or funny women.

I was already excited about The Final Girls back when we first shared the trailer with you. But having since listened to director Todd Strauss-Schulson and star Malin Akerman talk about the film at The Final Girls panel at NYCC this year, I'm beyond excited.

It looks like we may soon be getting a more family-friendly Nicki Minaj.

Every experienced teacher, no matter how much they love their students or their job, at some point has the strong urge to whack their students in their faces with blunt objects. Well now, there's a horror comedy that caters to that impulse. It's called Cooties, and it stars Elijah Wood. In it, a group of hapless teachers are trapped in a school with zombie children.

I'll admit it. I'm totally using my friend's friend's mom's HBO Go account. IT'S A SICKNESS.

So, "comedian" Nicole Arbour, whom you might know from such platforms as YouTube or....Periscope, recently made a video called "Dear Fat People," in which she, in an attempt to be "satirical" (I don't think she knows what that word means), ended up offending fat people, compassionate people, basically anyone with a soul. Now, she's dealing with the consequences of not only her insensitive actions, but her really shitty comedy.

It's about a young fanfic writer who is pushed by one of his friends to publish his story online. When it catches the eye of a specific moderator, things change for the young author, especially when him and his friend visit a con.

You ever wonder if Neil deGrasse Tyson uses that massive intellect of his to get out of arguments by just confusing people?

NBC knows what we want (more women on TV, ahem), and they're going to be giving it two us next season in the form of two new comedies by two of TV's top creators!