Zendaya looks more like Mary Jane Watson than Kirsten Dunst ever did but people like to go off.

Right now, the upcoming HBO show called Euphoria is getting a bunch of news coverage because there is apparently a lot of sex and drugs in the show and especially too many penises.

As with Peter Parker, I've also may be adopted the MCU MJ as one of my children, and to quote Michael Scott from The Office, I can't wait to watch my kids grow up and then marry each other.

"We're vastly too beautiful and too interesting for me to be the only representation of that. What I'm saying, it's about creating those opportunities. Sometimes you have to create those paths. And that's with anything, Hollywood, art, whatever," Zendaya added.

"Remember Me" from Coco took home the Oscar for Best Original Song, but all the performances were absolutely jaw-dropping.

'Hamilton' maestro Lin-Manuel Miranda seems to have been gifted his very own bobble-headed plastic doll, and it is perfect.

I've been thinking about the fun to be had at Spider-Man: Homecoming, but also about how audiences who see it this weekend won't be seeing two female characters speak to one another.

It takes a lot of talent to make those words sound as dramatic as Zendaya manages to do.

Star Zendaya says the high school in Homecoming will reflect modern social dynamics, where the smart kids are "cool," and that the diverse cast ensures this school actually looks like it's in New York City.

Lots of things explode, Michael Keaton's Vulture wants to smash the system, and Peter Parker seems to have learned his snark at the school of Tony Stark.

Holy mother of everything, what did I just witness?

Dwayne Johnson would do anything for his little girl, that's for damn sure.

Remember when we were all excited because it looked like we were getting a black Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man: Homecoming? Well, it turns out we were wrong. Zendaya is still set to star in the film, but she won't be playing Peter Parker's love interest.

Following his initial tweet on the subject, Gunn later wrote a longer Facebook post on the Spider-Man: Homecoming casting dissenters. While he isn't confirming whether the rumor is true (mostly because he doesn't know for certain), he makes the point that even the idea, the mere concept of casting a black woman as Mary Jane Watson should be more about what she can bring to the character.

Zendaya’s “key character” in Spider-Man: Homecoming has reportedly been revealed, and it looks like she’s no longer playing a character named "Michelle," as was hinted at first.

Spider-Man: Homecoming director Jon Watts revealed the character names for each of Tom Holland's co-stars.

Master builders Ellen Kooijman (Alatariel) and Brad Meltzer have devised this awesome Amelia Earhart LEGO set!