In the opening of Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird, Saoirse Ronan’s teenage character, Christine, and her careworn mother. Marion, listen tearfully to a radio play in the car. For that moment, they’re more open with each other than they are with anyone else, owning a casual intimacy that can only arrive through a lifetime of love and close proximity.

The first full trailer for Steve McQueen's Widows has dropped, and it looks pretty damn good.

Unfortunately, Jones's account is only limited instead of banned, because Twitter loves half measures.

Let's do a brief rundown of some of the things we'd have to have already ignored to need this tape in order to believe Trump is racist.

Taylor Swift is a polarizing figure, but whether you think she's a devil or a savior, most of us had her back last year during her sexual harassment trail (not gonna just call it "groping," because unwanted groping is sexual harassment) against Denver radio host David Mueller.

Sometimes we need happily ever after.

The Miseducation of Cameron Post, like its protagonist, is earnest and thoughtful, but brimming with passion and angst under the surface.

Her latest segment, "Amber Ruffin Remakes Art Created by Problematic Men," features Ruffin remaking problematic faves starring herself.

Ask a writer why they chose to tell a particular story, and the most common answer will be: Because I wanted to read it.

"From the Thanos of Hollywood comes what could be the best movie that Marvel's ever made, but is without a doubt the most movie that Marvel's ever made."

Gabrielle Union has long been open about her struggles with fertility. In her book We're Going to Need More Wine, released last year, she described having eight or nine miscarriages. Now, she says, she's finally gotten a diagnosis that gave some answers for what she's been through.

In light of the #MeToo movement, men have talked about how afraid they are of being around women, but have they actually done any work concerning being better partners in the future?

Even among positive developments in LGBTQ+ representation, there continues to be a lingering absence of asexual characters, something that weighs heavily upon the asexual community.