Tucker Carlson, Ed Henry, Sean Hannity, and Howard Kurtz area all named as defendants.

The team was sponsored by a group of high profile women led by Queen Padme and Future Thor herself, Natalie Portman.

Rachel True's name has been left off of the credits for The Craft in listings on three separate streaming services.

Ten years ago, the comic book movie adaptation Scott Pilgrim vs. the World landed in theaters. The film was sadly a box office bob-omb, making $48.1 million against a substantial budget of $85 million. Despite that, the 2010 movie directed by Edgar Wright is considered a classic and is, in my mind, one of the best comic book adaptations put to screen.

An online petition is urging Trader Joe's to eliminate its racist packaging for international products.

Sharon Stone has had a long career playing blonde bombshells, but that came with a lot of uncomfortable moments on set, which she has been outspoken about since the #MeToo movement took national attention. During an interview with Attitude Magazine, she discussed intimacy coordinators and one of her early moments of discomfort.

Seeing the cast of The Parent Trap back in action basically means that I'm going to watch the movie over and over again like I'm 7 years old again, and honestly? Not that mad about it!

Still, I would probably watch a movie starring Pedro Pascal, Gal Gadot, and Baby Yoda if we're being completely honest. 

The geniuses in Hollywood have decided that instead of a movie about literally anything else, they need to spend time and money developing a prequel to Grease.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker came out less than a year ago. I know, wild, but that's the truth.

HBO's true crime documentary I'll Be Gone in the Dark, an adaptation of Michelle McNamara's true crime novel of the same name, is exceptionally well made and tragic. The book was published two years after McNamara's death and two months before the subject of the book, the East Area Rapist/Original Night Stalker/Golden State Killer, was arrested. The HBO series poignantly brings together the book, the crime, and the life of its author.