Following an absolutely glorious first season, season two of Netflix's GLOW manages to build impressively on what they'd created. Where season one built up these characters and their relationships to one another, season two sees them existing in these new spaces they've carved out, many of which are deliberately uncomfortable.

Season two of Netflix's series GLOW dropped yesterday, and we are so ready to binge-watch the crap out of it. This season has all the fun and flash that you loved in season one, plus nuanced storylines dealing with heavier themes women in the workplace and sexual harassment. It also features new and improved wrestling moves, as seen in the featurette above. We are so ready to get our GLOW on.

Netflix's GLOW, one of our favorite shows of last year announced their Season Two premiere date in the most fun way ever! Check out the video above, and watch as our favorite wrestlers are dancing like they've never danced before. It's the most 1980s thing you'll see today.

We talk to Britney Young of GLOW about going from behind the camera to body-slamming in front of it, her activism, and who she wants to see Machu Picchu fight in Season 2.

"It’s really important, especially right now, to highlight that women should be able to make that choice," says Alison Brie who plays Ruth, "and that it doesn’t have to be the end of the world."

Actress Betty Gilpin, a breakout for roles in GLOW and American Gods, wrote about her body in a way that has me smiling, sighing, laughing, and applauding.

The "Andy's Dad" theory from Toy Story has been floating around the internet for a while. Now, the full story of how the boy's father fits into the movie's world has been released, and oh wow is it ever sad. Like, way too sad. Polio sad. The problem is, some other Pixar bigwigs are calling it "fake news."

In a new featurette, we get to hear from different members of the cast as they're decked out in '80s wrestling gear during their interviews.

At a screening of the upcoming show GLOW, stars Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin sat down to talk about the new Netflix show and the way it portrays sexism in the 1980s. However, the conversation took a turn to discuss the ways much of the industry has not changed.

The team behind Orange Is the New Black is prepping for their next big dramedy: G.L.O.W.

[Warning: This Video Contains Some Graphic Injuries] Wrestling in campy outfits may not be an Olympic sport, but it sure is awesome. Check out this trailer for GLOW: The Story of The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, a documentary that celebrates the 1986 all-female, pro-wrestling show in all of its brash and bloody glory. There is no release date yet as the filmmakers are still raising money on Kickstarter to fund the project, but I think its safe to say that it'll be a hit when it's released. (via Jezebel.)