To celebrate International Women's Day, the cable channel Freeform is censoring out every utterance of the words "I'm sorry" from a  female character.

Freeform has released a teaser trailer for Siren, their upcoming murder-mermaid series about a mysterious girl who wreaks havoc on a small coastal town after fishermen catch her in their net.

At the recent Freeform Summit, the Cloak and Dagger team sat down with moderator Alicia Lutes to discuss their vision for the show. "[Tyrone] was one of the first roles that, to me, fully showcased what it is to be a young black male in America right now," said star Aubrey Joseph. "...Before this, most of the roles that I was going in for were, 'young black kid on Law & Order who gets shot.'

Instead of a staid presentation and screenings, Freeform (formerly ABC Family) hosted the first ever Freeform Summit, a night of conversation between leading voices—not just from the network, but from social media and the industry in general. It was a bold choice, and it paid off in a lively night where the discussion ranged from intersectional feminism to mermaid sexuality.

He highlights this in a photo series called "In a Parallel Universe" that reimagines sexist ads from the 1950s-60s with the gender roles reversed.

I've been looking forward to a live-action Cloak and Dagger for a long time, and with the success of Marvel's Runaways on Hulu, I have high hopes for Freeform's upcoming adaptation of the adventures of this teen superhero duo. Check out the sneak peek after the jump!

Episode one of Grown-ish starts tonight at 8pm EST on Freeform with an hour-long premiere and I couldn't be more excited about what the show will be bringing to the table! Not only is Yara Shahidi an amazingly talented actress with great hair, she has also been an outspoken activist when it comes to racism, gender inequality and a vast number of issues.

There are a lot of great movies and shows that are coming out in 2018, but in addition to visual media, books and graphic novels are also going to be killing it next year.

Earlier today on Twitter, grown-ish's lead actress, Yara Shahidi addressed something very important after someone tweeted they wouldn't be watching the show because "how is it that a spinoff only occurs when the oldest daughter is racially ambiguous."

There's a new Marvel TV show coming to Freeform based on the superhero duo Cloak and Dagger. Since Freeform is a network geared at young adults (they're also bringing us Squirrel Girl) emphasis is on the teenage angst of the leads. But quite frankly, this looks incredibly cool and nothing at all like your average high school soap.

After casting its two lead roles, Marvel and ABC's upcoming Cloak and Dagger TV show has begun to round out its core cast--and that means it's time to cast the two mothers of our heroes.

We've been cautiously optimistic about Freeform's plan to adapt the Cloak and Dagger comic series into a TV show for teens. Now, it sounds like the adaptation is in good hands.

We started hearing about a TV adaptation of Marvel's Cloak and Dagger back in the spring. Then our 2016 Presidential election happened and it seems like now, more than ever, we could sure use the story of a black, male hero and a white female hero who love each other and join forces to fight injustice.

I was really excited when Freeform announced they are adapting Marvel's Cloak and Dagger as a live-action TV show. However, there's at least one person out there who's a little wary. Step Aside, Pops' Kate Beaton's response to the news of a Cloak and Dagger series was a hilarious Twitter tirade about "tit windows."

Anglophiles listen up and prepare to be...confused. British cult favorite superhero/sci-fi show Misfits is being adapted for an American audience over at Freeform, the network that'll be bringing us live-action Cloak & Dagger.

I'm a sucker for young superhero teams in comics, so this is a welcome bit of news! Freeform, formerly ABC Family, will be bringing teen superheroes Cloak and Dagger to TV.

Selena Gomez and Freeform, along with Aaron Kaplan of Kapital Entertainment are teaming up to develop a drama that's being called a "Latina Empire." Except...that description doesn't seem particularly accurate when you consider the source material.