Ronan Farrow has written a number of articles about powerful men accused of sexual assault. His latest is about Brett Kavanaugh.

Author Chelsea Cain is coming forward about the issues facing her relationship with Marvel after the cancelation of her Vision comic. She came onto to Twitter and tweeted that the publisher allegedly told her to stay “clean and quiet” about it.

Respectfully, Mr. Kasdan, thank you for taking the time to read my piece and listen to what I had to say about L3, but I have to disagree with you again on Val. I would humbly suggest that, next time, you have more women behind the camera who can point out the pitfalls in your story.

High-res versions of the only promotional art we've seen from Avengers 4 were leaked, and, ugh. Okay. Okay, I guess we have to do this.

Last Thursday, a black man named Botham Jean was murdered inside his own apartment by his neighbor, a white, off-duty police officer. The officer, 30-year-old Amber Guyger, had just ended a 15-hour shift and was still in uniform when she entered Jean's apartment, which was on the floor below hers, and shot him twice, killing him. Her argument was that she thought she was entering her own apartment and mistook Guyger for a burglar.

On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to set the date for the vote Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation for Thursday, Sept. 20, in an 11-10 vote along party lines. The vote will come after a string of contentious hearings in which Kavanaugh didn’t say much of anything, sans a horrifyingly telling comment conflating hormonal birth control with “abortion-inducing drugs.”

Our first look at DC Universe's Titans in a group/team photo. Yay?

Earlier this week, country music legend Willie Nelson announced that he was going to put on his first political concert in support of Texas U.S. House of Representatives candidate Beto O’Rourke, a Democrat.

Donald Trump's former Campaign Chairman, Paul Manafort, has decided to take make a deal with Special Counsel Robert Mueller.