With Infinity War and Deadpool 2 out, and Solo and Ant-Man and The Wasp soon to follow, the question of "superhero fatigue" is rearing its head again. So the question is: Is this your superhero fatigue?

Yesterday, the trailer for the game Battlefield 5 debuted, yet another game focusing on players pretending to shoot at each other on the internet. This new installment had promised to bring more realism into things in some ways, but it's still very definitely a video game and not intended to be a perfect reproduction of its World War II setting, and that has predictably angered some gamers on the internet, at least where it comes to including women and people of color.

The voice actor for Kai breaks down what's so great about director Masaaki Yuasa's style and pacing.

The women of Ocean's 8 (minus Rihanna and Helena Bonham Carter) played "Never Have I Ever" on Buzzfeed, to hilarious results.

Yūho is what Sheh calls "a tricky character." "She's definitely a flawed girl", explains Sheh, "But aren't we all flawed."

The Full Frontal host talks about Trump banning Title X-funded family planning facilities from performing abortions and why ICE is cruel and useless.

In terms of Twitter conversations, this was unusually productive.

The character of Steve Urkel from Family Matters is one of television's most iconic characters, but he was also ... a creep.

Looking for this summer's slow jam feminist banger? Well, Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato just delivered it in their new track "Fall in Line." The duo premiered the song at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, and just dropped the music video today. "Fall in Line" starts with two little girls (young Aguilera and Lovato) playing in a bucolic field, before masked men capture them and take them to an underground prison.

Marvel's Luke Cage returns to Netflix for its second season on June 22nd, and we've all been feeling a little impatient as we wait to see where his story is going next. But you know who's even more impatient? The people of Harlem, who don't think that Luke is doing enough, or effective enough, or using his powers right. Even the little girl in this trailer is skeptical.

It's been a question for quite some time whether or not Donald Trump was violating Americans' First Amendment rights by blocking them on Twitter. Like so many bullies, Trump has exceedingly thin skin, and has a habit of blocking people who mock or disagree with him. Today, a judge ruled that he is violating the rights of the blocked.

Ann M. Martin's classic YA series, The Babysitter's Club, has been adapted in several languages, and into several mediums, including a 1990s TV show, a film, and a current best-selling series of graphic novels. Now, our favorite sitters are returning to the small screen to capture the hearts of a new generation.

Only diabolical, pre-serial killers go to Slytherin, right?

"New York Times" opinion author Bari Weiss in her piece "Meet the Renegades of the Intellectual Dark Web" calls on us to celebrate the "rational" thinkers that are being stifled in our PC culture. M'Kay.

Georgia is now one step closer to electing America's first black woman governor. Stacey Abrams defeated former state Rep. Stacey Evans, securing 76.5 percent of the vote in Tuesday's democratic primary election. Abrams' win is yet another in an exciting trend of women, people of color, and LGBTQ folks winning primaries all across the country in what Democrats are calling the much anticipated "Blue Wave".

"Shade is a portrait in contrasts, telling the tale of two presidencies through a series of powerful visual juxtapositions-with Pete Souza's unforgettable images of President Obama given new power and meaning when framed by tweets, headlines, quotes, and other material from the first 500 days of the Trump administration."

Sarah Kate Ellis, president of GLAAD, believes that audiences deserve more. In discussing the recent release of GLAAD's Studio Responsibility Index, she said, "At a time when the entertainment industry is holding much needed discussions about inclusion, now is the time to ensure the industry takes meaningful action and incorporates LGBTQ stories."