Issa Rae is apparently down to write that hypothetical Rihanna/Lupita Nyong'o movie the internet has been demanding, and I'm so ready to watch this thing already.

Dear Hollywood, I think you know what to do. You owe us this, Hollywood.

The Girl Scouts have really been rocking it lately, and this is just the latest in a lineup of awesome things they're getting into.

The award recognizes "prominent public-spirited leaders each year in honor of the late Rev. Professor Peter J. Gomes."

There are few film genres that are both as exciting and as nuanced as the Heist Movie, as it provides both action and the possibility for in-depth character work from an ensemble cast working together toward a common goal. Which is why it's so exciting that an all-female cast is getting the opportunity to play with those elements in the upcoming film, Ocean's Eight.

The video above depicts excerpts of today's live-streamed performance of The Hamilton Mixtape in concert, via the official Hamilton YouTube channel. Except, uh, for reasons passing understanding, YouTube slapped a copyright violation on the video, so the Hamilton channel had to remove the sound. Hopefully the sound will be back soon so that everyone can enjoy it! Until then, search for the show on Twitter; folks have been posting excerpts from the performance.

Guys, I watch a lot of nostalgic Disney montages—but this one might take the cake. YouTube user Lindsay McCutcheon made a mashup of almost every Disney release since 1989 and set it to Madeon's "Pop Culture."

Bates Motel is set to come to an end in its fifth and final season--and it's going to go out in classic Psycho style. The only way to do that, however, is to cast someone in the role of the fated Marion Crane, who was originally and memorably brought to life by Janet Leigh. Playing the part in Bates Motel, however, is Rihanna!

ScreenJunkies reminds us of the many disappointments of Ghostbusters 2.

Rihanna's "Sledgehammer" already made its debut a couple days ago in the most recent Star Trek Beyond trailer, and it's been streaming on Spotify since then, but we didn't have the official music video for the song until today. It's here, and it's a glorious trip through a pastel-hued desert planet on which Rihanna summons swarms of alien birds and dances with sparkling holographic shapes.

We've had our ups and downs in the marketing for Star Trek Beyond—the movie we all hope makes up for Into Darkness—and this third trailer takes us in yet another tonal direction. Where the first trailer was action-packed and upbeat, the second was a bit more serious, and now we've got one that's downright somber. Anyone else picking up a James Bond vibe thanks to Rihanna's "Sledgehammer"?

I try not to say this too lightly, but I truly believe that if any one of us were put under the excruciatingly awkward spotlight of a Kiss Cam, and we had food with us, we would all be this woman double-fisting slices of pizza like there was no tomorrow.

MTV's Josh Horowitz takes us on a first look at Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets set, where he spoke to Cara Delevingne, Dane DeHaan, and writer/director Luc Besson.

It is utterly unreal how well Rihanna songs translate into baby lullaby songs. No, seriously, check it out for yourself.

Over Instagram earlier today, Lucy director Luc Besson revealed that Rihanna has joined the cast of his upcoming film Valérian in what he describes as a “big part!!”

DC vs. Rihanna in the comic book event of the century!!! Ok, it's actually just a little legal battle but think of the cover possibilities!

It is with considerable relief I report that, yes, sometimes first impressions are spot on and Home is an absolute delight.