We previously reported that the Disney "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride was getting a much-needed update: the "Auction" part where chained women were available to the highest bidder was getting scrapped. Even better, the standout redhead of the scene would become a pirate herself. Now she's arrived at Disneyland Paris.

It's Emmy season and Rachel Bloom doesn't care so much, she should get an award for not charing.

In a music video for Vanity Fair's Founders Fair, a conference celebrating female entrepreneurs, Rachel Bloom gives a refreshingly honest look at the struggles of #LeaningIn.

The producers behind Her-POW! The New Adventures of Vintage Heroines are attempting to create three short films telling the stories of existing Golden Age heroines whose stories are now in the public domain, starting with Ghost Woman, The Woman in Red, and The Veiled Avenger. To learn more about the project, check out the video after the jump!

Don't be fooled by the name. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is a funny and subversive series about a woman just searching for happiness.

Reports say Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who plays Cadillac on Netflix's The Get Down, is in early talks to join the film as the DC Comics villain Black Manta.

In a fantastic "We Are the World"-style song titled "Holy Shit (You've Got to Vote), Crazy Ex Girlfriend's Rachel Bloom has gathered celebrities like Elizabeth Banks, Moby, Patti Lupone, Jaime Camil, Adam Scott, Mayim Balik, and many more to sing about how you really should be voting oh my God the stakes are so high. 

Rachel Bloom took some of the male characters on her show, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and wrote up casting call descriptions for them in the "male gaze style."

Stephen Colbert doesn't seem to understand how musicals work. Thankfully Rachel Bloom, the star and creator of The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, was on hand to teach him a thing or two about bursting into song at random moments.

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend on The CW is one of the most gleefully and surprisingly subversive shows on TV right now.

I've avoided Crazy Ex-Girlfriend so far for the obvious reason.

Yes. This was the day you began your morning by listening to "Seasons of Love" in Klingon. Sung, naturally, by Rachel Bloom, the Hugo Award nominated creator of "F*ck Me, Ray Bradbury." LupDujHomwIj luteb gharghmey, Rachel. (via The Daily What.)