The final season of House of Cards is upon us and the first teaser trailer exists to let the audience know the fate of Frank Underwood.

It's easy for us all to think of our favorite fanfic tropes and announce them to the world, but very rarely do we think about why those happen to be our favorites. For me, I cannot get enough of two friends who are forced to share a bed and, in doing so, finally admit their feelings for one another—which, arguably, says a lot about me as a person. Friend-to-lover tropes tend to be my favorite because I tend to have crushes on men who are, first, my friends.

While we wait interminably for the ideal solution to the problem of people saying horrible, bigoted things to strangers—that is, creating a society in which that kind of behavior just doesn't happen in our perfect utopia—other solutions have been tried to varying success, but there are also plenty of instances where there's no solution at all. That will apparently continue to be the case in the upcoming Valve online card game Artifact.

Those watching Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation hearings from home took notice of a woman sitting directly behind Kavanaugh, who spent much of the first day smugly smirking when Democrats spoke and occasionally flashing apparent known white power hand signs.

The will-he-won't-he tease of whether Superman himself, Henry Cavill, would secure the lead role in Netflix's Witcher adaptation is a tease no more.

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There’s one correlation in mass shootings that most commentators still seem reluctant to address: toxic masculinity.

"I left because it is more important than ever for women to stand up for themselves and not allow others to control their narrative," Lewinsky wrote. "To the audience: I’m very sorry that this talk had to end this way."

"You say you want to get better, but you don't know how."

Woodward puts pen to paper and commits rumor to reality with Fear. According to The Washington Post, Woodward's book is the product of hundreds of hours of interviews with witnesses and those with access to President Donald Trump done on "deep background"— meaning that all the information could be used but he can not reveal his sources. The Pulitzer Prize-winning author writes that anger and paranoia bleed through Trump's White House.

Actor Karl Urban was the guest of honor at the recent con Trekonderoga, so naturally the subject of Star Trek 4 was broached. Recently, talks surrounding Star Trek 4 have fallen through, with star Chris Pine (Captain James Kirk) and Chris Hemsworth (George Kirk) walking away from the table. However, while things might look grim for the fans of the franchise, Urban is confident they'll return.

After watching Team Four Star's most recent episode in the DBZ Abridged version of the Cell Saga, I was reminded of how complex Son Gohan's storyline is and how much led up to him reaching SS2.

Over the weekend, the New Yorker Festival–an annual "who's who" of artists, politicians, and more, as well as a major draw for advertisers–announced that this year's headliner would be none other than unemployed racist Steve Bannon.

On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Jack Dorsey, the controversial CEO of Twitter, had overruled staff recommendations to keep Alex Jones on Twitter.

#20GayTeen strikes again as the finale of the Cartoon Network stable show 'Adventure Time' ends, confirming this fan favorite couple.

It's a Labor Day miracle: six members of the cast of 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' met up at a restaurant, and they look like the happiest of families.

There's always that one episode of that one show. The one where your favorite character died or your OTP split up and you bawled into your popcorn, spent hours on Twitter commiserating with fellow fans, and in general were a weepy mess for at least the rest of the night

Cosplaying while fat can be pretty fraught—much like every other part of existing while fat. However, there are several people in the cosplay community who are actively fighting against fat stigma and creating incredibly intricate cosplays that challenge our ideas of who can be a fan, and how. I reached out to three of these cosplayers via email to discuss the cosplay community, its attitudes toward body diversity, and their favorite cosplays.

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The hugely talented artist who goes by Bosslogic updated their popular "Last Shawarma" artwork to reflect how many Avengers and Marvel heroes were lost to Thanos' snap. It's ... a lot.