The internet is officially real life. The thing is, for those of us who were raised by fandom, it kind of always was.

Delicate, soft, fair, ingenue, angelic, etc. All of these words are usually descriptions one would use for a princess in a fairy tale or describing a character in an old Hollywood classic. They also have racial implications.

Have you found yourself arguing about COVID-19 online? Your opponent is very likely not a real person.

Don't worry, Betty White is fine.

None of us want unexpected visitors right now, and celebrities, they're just like us! Tom Holland was minding his own business, sitting in his home, when suddenly a pigeon said "this is mine, now" and flew into Spider-Man's life.

Missi Wimberley's tweet about being depressed by a face shield during a pedicure got called out.

The big twist of AKA Jane Roe was announced before the documentary aired on FX, where Norma McCorvey, a.k.a. Jane Roe in the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Case, admitted that her very public evangelical "conversion" into a "pro-life" advocate was a fraud that she acted out because she was getting paid thousands of dollars to do so. Coming into the documentary with that knowledge already made me frustrated, but McCorvey's story does hold other important lessons.

Douglas is Hannah Gadsby’s second Netflix comedy special and takes audiences through adventures in the dog park, the High Renaissance in art, and, most importantly, through frustration and rage.

"D&D Live 2020: Roll w/ Advantage" brings together an all-star group of gamers to reveal the latest storyline in June—and it's raising money for a great cause.

I watch a lot of news and it says a lot that this commercial makes me angrier than the content it interrupts.