This week, Sam took on the Trump administration's recent attacks on transgender people while looking back at all the anti-trans policies the administration has put into effect since they took power.

Megyn Kelly's blackface comments look to be leading towards her unemployment. The NBC morning show host is expected to wind down her 9 a.m. Today Show hour by the end of the season.

Yesterday, the New York Times published an article asserting that Donald Trump has a habit of making calls on unsecured cell phones, allowing Russian and Chinese spies to listen in—and they do. Trump has, of course, insisted that the story is false, as have Chinese officials, although they managed to do it with a more insulting tone that would make International-Level Troll Vladimir Putin proud.

Today is the birthday of Tyrus Wong, the Chinese artist behind the art of Bambi. A Google Doodle animation celebrates his love of art and Song Dynasty influences.

Life-Size is the consummate "creepy doll" movie that's so unsettling it makes Annabelle feel like Anne of Green Gables.

Imagine you woke up one morning in a Kafka-esque nightmare where you were suddenly Jeff Bezos, with his whole $156 billion of wealth. What would you do?

I absolutely hate that the moniker #MAGAbomber is trending on Twitter. Not because it's inaccurate, but because it's definitely the title the person doing this was striving for.

There's a chill in the air and we're approaching All Hallows Eve, which means—yup! It's time to start thinking about post-October, or "November," if we must name it—and what you will watch as the leaves turn golden brown and everything becomes pumpkin-flavored.

According to Frank Grillo, the next person to pick up the mantle of Captain America could be African-American or a woman.

Played by Keira Knightly in the original trilogy, Elizabeth went from sheltered governor's daughter to Pirate King.

Ted Cruz memes are all the rage on Twitter, but this is one we'd rather not be a thing. The president loves to call people names, and it seems as if Ted went from the "Lyin' Ted" that he was earlier this year, when he said something the president didn't like, to "Beautiful Ted."

‘Tis the season for horror comics, though I only ever need precisely half a reason to indulge my love of all things weird and creep. It was tough to narrow down my Halloween recommendations this year because there are so many great horror comics, so I went with a few favorites that released this October. These are excellent examples of the two best kinds of horror comics.

The trailer for season two of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel has dropped, giving viewers a glimpse at one of the most hotly anticipated second seasons of television ever.

There is no official word yet on whether or not Netflix sensation The Haunting of Hill House will receive a second season order.

Venom isn't just for fanboys anymore thanks to Sony's film, which turned "Symbrock" into a sensation and Eddie Brock into a social justice reporter.

Suspiria is a delirious symphony of a film.

Steve Bannon has a new documentary out, meant to galvanize Republicans ahead of next month's midterm elections, but he can't get anyone to watch it. And since we're talking about someone who has built his career on the single issue of normalizing and popularizing bigotry, I have absolutely no qualms over cackling with delight at his failure.

Look, maybe it's the brand names that make Halloween costumes so expensive, and so, sometimes, we need knockoff costumes to make them more affordable—but that doesn't make them any less funny when you look at them and their packaging. Dana Schwartz asked Twitter to share their favorite knockoff costumes, and the responses made for some of the greatest comedy.