For the last three years, something has happened to me on Halloween that I don't understand.

When it comes to romantic female leads who aren't afraid to take up space and be seen, Queen Latifah especially stands out.

Less than a week before the midterm election, Donald Trump shared a pro-Republican ad on Twitter, even going as far to make it his pinned tweet. It is a disgusting new low.

It must be nice to be Hugh Jackman! To not talk about politics with your friends who have real political pull and can do something about the insanity that is our current presidential administration? That must be nice! Even if I weren't still angry at him because of that God forsaken circus musical, I would still be angry because these are not the right choices.

Chuck Wendig isn't going anywhere. Despite his controversial firing from Marvel Star Wars comic Shadow of Vader, he's still turning out fantastic project after fantastic project.

Today at 11:10AM, Google employees all across the globe are staging a walkout to protest the tech giant's response to claims of sexual misconduct.

It can be exhausting sometimes, talking about representation. While Hollywood can move a lightning speeds when it comes to capitalizing on tragedy or forgiving abusers, when it comes to enacting meaningful, change it moves at glacial paces.

Want some wholesome Avengers content to make your day brighter? Look no further than the Twitter accounts of Mark Ruffalo, Paul Bettany, and Chris Evans! The Avengers: Infinity War stars all decided to give each other a bit of light ribbing while also being exceptionally sweet about each other's awkward years—which means that we're all crying over how cute it is.

Al Roker dressed up as Doc Brown this Halloween, and some people wondered why it was okay for him to dress up as a white character in light of Megyn Kelly's blackface comments, which got her show canned. Ugh.

Nintendo is set to pull back the curtain on Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Naturally, it's time to run some clickbait-y headlines.

Marvel has been lying in wait for years, or so it seems, to reveal their grand master plan to take over the universe.

Ever since news of a What We Do in the Shadows spin-off broke, we've been eagerly anticipating the upcoming FX series.

Yesterday, Ben & Jerry's announced a new flavor: Pecan Resist. The activism-themed flavor is chocolate ice cream with two types of fudge and three kinds of nuts, and in addition to sending a message with its name, the company will be supporting four different organizations that are fighting "the Trump administration’s regressive and discriminatory policies." And boy, are people mad.

Shirley, Theo, Nell, and Olivia were immediately engaging characters to me, and as the show progressed, they were the ones who I was most invested in while I would spend episodes yelling and tossing popcorn at Steve and Hugh (Luke, on the other hand, is a precious angel who did nothing wrong ever and I love him).

Did you know that many of our most unsettling stories were written by women? While horror and suspense in media have for the large part been dominated by male directors and creatives, female writers gave us the backbone from which so much delicious terror was built. Our friends at Kensington Books are proud to be publishing contemporary horror by women, continuing in this grand tradition, and they asked us to travel back in time to take a look at the lady luminaries who came before.

One thing is for sure: Horror is rampant in audio. Audio horror means you don’t need a budget for special effects or costuming, but instead a focus on terrifying sound effects, lush music, and enrapturing performances. So, we're here to focus on the smaller, independent podcasts that exemplify this diverse, representative, and exploratory space whose development we're witnessing.

But have no fear, I've got some costume suggestions you can whip up using the items laying around your house.

Facebook has made decisive steps toward curbing hate speech on their site by banning men's alt-right group the proud boys and their founder, Gavin McInnes from Facebook and Instagram.

If you are done with Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and still craving some witch action, here are five shows for your wicked pleasure.