The Dark Knight made his debut in 1939's Detective Comics #27, which was written by Bill Finger and penciled by Bob Kane.

If you were like us, you spend your youth being alternately terrified and fascinated by Alvin Schwartz's book series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.

While some critics have high praise for the Jordan Peele-presented reboot of The Twilight Zone, others offer sharply mixed feelings on the new show.

In a recent Vogue interview, Julia Louis-Dreyfus weighed in on the recently popular idea among comedians that "PC culture" is ruining comedy.

Weren't terrified enough from Bird Box or A Quiet Place? Well, now you can be terrified with Stanley Tucci!

Today, The Washington Post shared an article entitled "The share of Americans not having sex has reached a record high," analyzing the many different reasons why Americans have been feeling less sexy than usual lately. However, the part that caught our eye was one of the charts that the author of the article, Christopher Ingraham, shared on Twitter—and the collective reaction to it.

Maybe it's silly for me to feel so worked up over a story about a couple I've never met, about an argument over a food item, which I only heard about through a lengthy chain of various platforms. That knowledge does nothing to make me any less angry, though.

Alfred Pennyworth is at your service.

Spring has sprung, and with it, there's a ton of new TV and movies headed to Netflix in April.