The Internet has spoken--well, it spoke in the form of a fan-created graphic showcasing Gillian Anderson as the next successor to the James Bond franchise, and the actress herself shared it on Twitter! Here for it, always, yep, sign me up. Actually just give Gillian Anderson her own franchise already.

A computer-destroying virus can really put a damper on your workday. Unless you want to leave work early. In which case, the "Happy Hour" virus will give you a safe method for doing just that.

BuzzFeed drew some amazing collaboration illos giving Disney princesses their time in the Star Wars universe. There's everyone from Rapunzel as a Twi'lek to Snow White as an Imperial stormtrooper and Jasmine as a Mandalorian bounty hunter!

ChiefBrodyRules over at YouTube does an awesome job of capturing the essence of Jurassic World if it would've been made in 1978 by incorporating footage from the film into other 1970s films about dinosaurs and scientific weirdness. Check it out after the jump!

Lionsgate and Hasbro have announced they're combining forces on a big screen My Little Pony movie written by series producer Meghan McCarthy and starring Pushing Daisies' Kristin Chenoweth as as a new character.

Tumblr user and custom toy creator SaveTheWailes collided two very different worlds for these.

If you go to enough conventions, they all start to blur together. But sometimes, something special happens that makes one particular convention stand out. For me, that moment was a guy using My Little Pony-inspired art to express his feelings to his lady love at Emerald City Comicon.

It's Mardi Gras season here in New Orleans, which means tourists, traffic, king cakes, endless renditions of Mardi Gras Mambo, and (of course) parades. If you're a geek in New Orleans celebrating Mardi Gras and don't go to the Chewbacchus parade, you're doing it wrong. Period. No excuses. Seriously, even Peter Mayhew himself rides in this geek parade.

Today's the day that My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks comes out on Blu-ray and DVD! We're currently in the midst of an awesome giveaway to celebrate the occasion, but in case that's not enough for you, here's an exclusive clip from the movie until you can get your hands on the full version. Watch as the Dazzlings scheme to defeat the Rainbooms in Canterlot High's Battle of the Bands, and everyone continues to have very distractingly colorful hair.

My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks, the musical sequel to the Friendship is Magic spin-off, is coming out on DVD and Blu-Ray tomorrow. What better way to celebrate its release than by giving away copies of the movie (and other fabulous prizes) like it's our job? Okay, it kind of is our job. That's not the point. The point is FREE GLAM ROCK PONIES.

Before bronies, before pegasisters, before Weird Al and his cheese accordion cutie mark, there was the '80s My Little Pony series. And now the classic MLP has a hoof-up on its popular modern reboot, Friendship is Magic: the entire original show is finally available on one four-disc DVD set.

It's been nearly thirty years since My Little Pony graced a wide-spread theatrical release. And I should know, because it happened the year I was born.

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is good and all, but it's hard to deny the nostalgic power of the original series. Luckily, you don't have to—My Little Pony: The Complete Collection is out on DVD starting today, so you can get your rainbows and sunshine on like you did when you were a kid.

Confession: I have not watched My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. But I heard there was a convention called DerpyCon South in town, and with a name like that, I had to go. It turned out the be a brony convention, and I immediately decided that trial by fire was clearly the most logical way to introduce myself to the fandom.

Welcome to Pull It Together, where the goal is to narrow the massive field of comic book titles to the ones you shouldn’t overlook. It isn’t about what’s on my pull list, it’s about what could be on yours!

Welcome to Pull It Together, where the goal is to narrow the massive field of comic book titles to the ones you shouldn’t overlook. It isn’t about what’s on my pull list, it’s about what could be on yours!

Welcome to Pull It Together, where the goal is to narrow the massive field of comic book titles to the ones you shouldn’t overlook. It isn’t about what’s on my pull list, it’s about what could be on yours!