"The Old West was much queerer, browner, and more female than most Westerns like to admit."

It's truly telling that every teaser or trailer for Marriage Story makes me sob as if I know what it's like to be married and watch as that love falls apart.

I finally watched 1979's Alien, and shocker, not listening to women and people of color doesn't work out.

We're into the spooky mystery of the new Nancy Drew, but we're especially interested in waitress Bess (Maddison Jaizani) possibly coming out as asexual.

You might be wondering why there was suddenly a Twitter image battle between the President and the Speaker of the House last night but also maybe not, it's 2019 and nothing makes sense anymore.

Christie proved yet again that she is tapped into what is important to women and fans in general, as she championed diversity in storytelling, trans rights, and perhaps gave us a big hint as to one of her next projects.

Hayao Miyazaki and GKids were committed to keeping the films of Studio Ghibli off of streaming, but that's now changed.

Of all the things Don Jr. could choose to criticize someone for, nepotism sure is a strange choice, given that everything from his wealth and career to his very name has come 100% from his father.

In a shocking twist, NASA seems to have found more spacesuits for their female astronauts! The agency's original all-female spacewalk was scheduled to happen in March (yes, the original still would've been this year, which was already way too late, but still) but was scrapped when NASA realized they didn't have the right size spacesuits.

Is that $75 muggle dollars?

Supernatural Showrunner Andrew Dabb gave us some sweet spoilers and answered questions about Sam, Dean and Cas, Jack and what to expect in this final season.

In case you were still holding out hope that the long delayed Gambit movie starring Channing Tatum would come to fruition, it's time to let that go.

Harold Bloom, one of the most popular and controversial critics in American literature, died Monday at age eighty-nine. It is the death of a figure in literary academia that was without a doubt influential, regardless if you agreed with him or not.

"It’s called truth in speaking,” he said one day after yelling at Warren during the debate while trying to take credit for her work.

It's very convoluted and complicated, and the nerdy part of my brain just wishes this definition was more rooted in who the Jedi are. Then again, "Jedi" is now a real word in the Oxford English Dictionary, so I have to take what I can get.