After actress Kelly Marie Tran deleted her Instagram following months of harassment by so-called Star Wars "fans," artists are pushing back with beautiful art of Tran's character, Rose Tico.

It's generally agreed upon that Marvel's reigning villain since his debut in Thor and rise in The Avengers is Thor's erstwhile brother Loki. However, with Black Panther, Loki finally has a challenger for that Best Villain throne.

Artist Toby Markham made a box of porg chocolates and it's all we want for Valentine's Day and every day.

We won't get the new season of Doctor Who, which features the series' first female Doctor, until fall of 2018. Luckily, that hasn't stopped fans from giving us their visions of Thirteen in all her glory.

What would the original Star Wars universe look like if Luke were raised on Alderaan as a Prince, and Leia brought to Tatooine, then trained as a Jedi?

Welcome to 2018! A new year, full of new possibilities and resolutions to keep. My visual inspiration going into 2018 is this awesome artwork of Star Wars' indomitable maintenance tech, Rose Tico.

An artist on Tumblr has rendered Ragnarok's main cast of characters into pictures that are warm, funny, and wonderfully drawn.

Groundhog Day: The Musical is a rare anomaly on Broadway: brilliant, energizing, totally hilarious, unexpectedly deep and sometimes tragic—and you can still score tickets without having to sell a kidney. The show is so good that an outpouring of community involvement has followed since its debut, and I asked its fans to share what makes the production special. Journey with us to Punxsutawney, P.A., the little town with a heart as big as any town.

The "Distracted Boyfriend" stock photo meme swept the Internet recently, resulting in endless iterations (and a triumphant girl-power ending to the memestory). One artist gave the meme a clever literary twist and it is currently my favorite thing.

Disney's Mulan speaks to many trans people's experiences of gender simply because of the nature of the story it was telling. That's awesome. What's not awesome is trying to be an ally by using those personal experiences to spread misinformation more broadly.

Four short episodes left Castlevania's fans desperate for more—luckily, Netflix has already greenlit the second season—but in the meantime, we have to get our fix from fan-made creations.

Imagine if you created fan art based on an upcoming film created by one of your favorite filmmakers...only to have that filmmaker you idolize walk into the room to talk to you about it. That's what happened to these lucky artists and Luc Besson fans when they created work based on the upcoming Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.

Illustrator and colorist Michi embarked on an ambitious, four-year project to bring Marvel's superheroines to life in glorious bursts of color and strikingly vivid lines.

I'm having a bit of a Wonder Woman moment, and as I scour the interwebs for Wonder Woman-related content, this delightful fan comic has fast become my fave. I keep returning to it every time I need something to smile about.

Just because Sweet/Vicious was cancelled by MTV doesn't mean its fans aren't still making a difference. One fan in particular, Brittany Dailey, has taken her Sweet/Vicious fan art and translated it into real, concrete support for sexual assault survivors.

This parody brings Maui's song, "You're Welcome," into the Star Wars universe by interpreting what Luke Skywalker might sing about if he was singing to Rey.

We could all use a distraction right now, so hopefully this is a welcome one. This week's edition of Graham Norton will feature a couch made up of James McAvoy promoting the M. Night Shyamalan thriller Split, Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard for Assassin's Creed, and Room 101's Frank Skinner.