This week was heavy with reminders about the importance of state and local elections in impacting key human rights issues, not the least of which being reproductive rights.

I'm a patient person (or I'd like to think that I am), but the knowledge that Lucasfilm has been toying with the idea of an Obi-Wan Kenobi standalone story for the last 4 years, and Ewan McGregor knew about it, is the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back.

A true American hero emerged today at Elijah Cummings' funeral after passing right by Senate Majority Leader "Moscow Mitch" McConnell without a handshake.

Girl on the Third Floor, the directorial debut of longtime genre producer Travis Stevens, hits streaming this weekend. It tells the story of Don Koch (C.M. Punk), a man attempting to rebuild his life by renovating an old house in the suburbs of Chicago. He is in partially self-imposed exile, with his very pregnant wife remaining behind in the city. They both hope this new house will give their relationship and livelihoods a fresh start.

Rudy Giuliani remains the king of endlessly mockable breaches of national security.

Kudos to the GOATs. May Jane Fonda, Ted Danson, and Sam Waterston have iconic mugshots that I will willingly wear on t-shirts.

It’s interesting to take a character like Annie Wilkes, in 2019, and place her in not just a central role, but in the role of the apparent heroine (it is Castle Rock, after all, so this could change with a few more episodes).

The wait to return to Jennifer L. Armentrout's Lux universe is finally over. 'The Burning Shadow' is here.

The reporter released audio and a transcript of a call with Conway, who called to berate her–and again, this is a reporter from the Washington Examiner so really, there are no heroes here. But my god, Conway sure is pushing to make herself the villain.