Gina Rodriguez and David Thewlis join the Netflix show which currently stars Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Maya Rudolph, Jason Mantzoukas, Jordan Peele, Jenny Slate, and Jessi Klein.

The thing that I think about when I rewatch Empire as an adult is the traumatic experience within its big reveal and how that affected Luke and Leia. Or more so ... didn't affect them. 

Solo: A Star Wars Story isn't even out yet (though there are only days left to wait), and we've already learned a lot about one of the film's main characters: Lando Calrissian.

When the SYFY show The Expanse was cancelled, fans rallied to try and save it. Now, Amazon is in talks to revive it.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly Radio about Solo: A Star Wars Story, Donald Glover responded to the public cry for a Lando Calrissian movie full of capes and action. 

Fresh from Cannes Film Festival, Ava DuVernay explains how Queen Sugar shows the realities of being formerly incarcerated in the United States.

This is a super exciting deal, but there's one aspect in particular that has Twitter extra fired up. It may be petty, but given Trump's obsession with ratings, the idea of the Obamas beating him to an Emmy is a pretty delicious concept.

It's hard when someone you care about has done something wrong. No one wants to believe or think too hard about someone they know and love doing something terrible. I understand that. But wanting something to not be true doesn't make it untrue. In a recent moderated discussion, Retta talked about her friend and former co-star, Aziz Ansari, and didn't seem to understand what the big deal was. Let me see if I can explain.

No one is defending MS-13. We are objecting to the fact that Trump has turned the conversation about immigration and immigrants into a conversation about MS-13. We object to the racism and xenophobia behind that manipulation of a narrative.

Do we lower the bar when we examine shows we love from our past?

There's been a lot of talk about what the newlywed Dutchess of Sussex, a.k.a. Meghan Markle, will be giving up as she joins one of the most famous and powerful families in the world, like much of her privacy, her career as an actor, and the ability to express herself without her every word needing to be filtered through an entire team first.

With the passing of Mother’s Day, I found myself thinking a lot about moms and comics. My mom got a “non-compliant” tattoo with me a few years ago, the iconic “NC” logo from the comic book Bitch Planet. My mom reads comics. She’s seen every comic book movie, but sometimes it’s frustrating how little she sees herself represented in comics. Maybe I need to send her Assassinistas, the Black Crown Quarterly book by Tini Howard and Gilbert Hernandez.

While performing on stage in Alabama, Kendrick Lamar brought a white fan on stage who proceeded to rap the "N-word" three times.

The letter is addressed to the world's leaders, but there's a specific campaign targeting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as he's a few weeks out from hosting the G7 summit, where gender equality is already listed as a planned subject of discussion.

The CW's Charmed Reboot starring Melonie Diaz, Sarah Jeffery, and Madeleine Mantock has gotten a lot of pushback from fans of the original 90s-2000s series online following the trailer released last week.

One taste is all it takes. So goes the tagline for Chocolat, but does that apply to human flesh as well? It does, at least according to a new wave of TV shows and movies focusing on women and their unusual cravings.