In keeping with this current trend of taking the things you loved as a kid and turning them into less-than-stellar gritty remakes, Power Rangers is a tedious mixture of nostalgia, melodrama and The Breakfast Club-level teen angst.

My life is essentially a lie because I've never been to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme parks and gotten to taste that sweet, sweet butterbeer. But now Yuengling Ice Cream has announced a new flavor fashioned after the frothy magical drink enjoyed by Harry, Ron, Hermione & Co.

The new hot trend in blockbuster movies appears to be the revelation, before release, that a character will not be strictly heterosexual. Star Trek Beyond made headlines with Sulu, Beauty and the Beast had an international brouhaha over LeFou's blink-and-you-miss-it "gay moment," and now it's Power Rangers' turn.

To mark the first day that tickets are on sale for Power Rangers, Lionsgate has released an official clip from the film. Let's rocket.

We are loving the musical performances by Josie and the Pussycats on Riverdale.

So maybe this hip new Power Rangers movie won't be so bad after all.

Bryan Cranston revealed said that the script, and its depiction of "real kids," was what ultimately convinced him to join the upcoming Power Rangers reboot.

I don't know what to be more upset about: the fact that Coachella is less about the music these days and more about getting to say you "Went to Coachella," the fact that Beyoncé will be the first woman to headline Coachella in TEN YEARS when she performs at this year's festival, or the fact that Beyoncé has never played at Coachella as a solo act before. But you read that right: Queen Bey will be the first woman to headline the famed dusty bathroom desert music festival since 2007.

While I'm grateful to the folks at Lionsgate and IGN for sharing some new images of Power Rangers with the world, I find myself filled with many, many questions about you, Alpha 5.

The new Power Rangers movie already looks to be a much grittier remake of the original franchise. But these reshoots suggest the movie will be even darker than we previously expected.

If you're missing the early-nineties days of yore, however, the team at Darth Blender has compiled a video using the audio from the upcoming Power Rangers with footage from the 90s TV series--and it takes us all the way back to Angel Grove, forcing us to acknowledge how far we've come in television effects in the process.

At last, we've got our very first look at the ragtag group of teenagers who will be facing off against Rita Repulsa on the silver screen in 2017. These teens have a heck of a lot more attitude than the ones you might remember from the original series, as this teaser proves.

I don't like any of the new Power Rangers costumes, really, but above all I don't like the Pink and Yellow Rangers' costumes.

A new image of Elizabeth Banks as Power Rangers baddie Rita Repulsa has surfaced and she doesn’t look happy to be here.

If you were thinking about saying something to the effect of "Harold Ramis would be rolling in his grave at the travesty that is the new Ghostbusters movie," or something equally idiotic sight unseen, Ramis' daughter Violet asks you to rethink that position in a touching essay about her father over at SplitSider.

During an interview with The Huffington Post in support of his new film The Infiltrator, Bryan Cranston also talked about his role as Zordon in the upcoming Power Rangers movie, and revealed that he was at first very reluctant to even consider the part.

Kelly Thompson is amazing at taking characters we think we know and reinterpreting them for a new audience. She's done stellar work on both Jem and the Holograms for IDW (bringing those characters back to glorious life with artist Sophie Campbell) and A-Force for Marvel (with artist Ben Caldwell). Now, she's doing it over at BOOM! Studios with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink!