In a newly released featurette, Netflix takes us behind the scenes of Jessica Jones season 3, where star Krysten Ritter directs her first episode.

Author Neil Gaiman (and attendant fans) had the perfect response to a Twitter user who complained about the diversity shown in the first few minutes of Good Omens' TV adaptation.

I love the Avengers as much as the next nerd, but I also realize that they are FICTIONAL CHARACTERS.

It cost millions of dollars to let the Trump children play princes and princesses. And in addition to the cost, there are also the disturbing implications of a president who so desperately wants to be a monarch.

Please let this rumor about Spider-Man: Far From Home be true.

Ava DuVernay's emotional and masterful series When They See Us has brought The Central Park jogger case back into the public eye and has led to renewed criticism of prosecutor Linda Fairstein.

Want a special LGBTQ edition of The Babadook? Want to buy it from a place that is giving money back to an LGBT charity? Shout! Factory has just what you are looking for.

The New York Times now has an article out, calling Fox News a "Democratic power player." Fox's attempts to gain political legitimacy–to gain ostensible evidence that they are a valid political news outlet and not mere producers of propaganda–is working.

So, what has internet culture clung to from 'Always Be My Maybe'? Memes about Keanu Reeves walking into a room!

Check out the first full trailer and get ready to scream.

Ah, June. The beginning of summer and the second half of Gemini season. BookCon 2019  has just ended, leaving us excited about future releases and all the good stuff that is going on right now in the land of the literary. If you're longing for a queer love story or two, a fantasy murder mystery, or a deeper exploration into the world of Star Wars because you didn't go to Galaxy Edge, then we have you covered.

Aziraphale/Crowley shippers have been around as long as the book Good Omens—so, a good thirty years now. With the appearance of the long-awaited TV adaptation, the dynamic between angel and demon is brought into sharper focus. Actor Michael Sheen, who plays Aziraphale, is adamant in his support of the love story motif. But he won't be tied down by our mere mortal classifications.

Sorry that you also have to go to Galaxy's Edge like the rest of us fans.

The process for Captain Marvel saw the cutting of one key scene from the film that directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck regret: Yon-Rogg (Jude Law) coming face to face with the Supreme Intelligence.