We're 12 days out from the premiere of the fourth installment of The Matrix franchise, The Matrix Resurrections.

Watching their lives play out on the screen can act as a reminder that money doesn't fix everything (even though it does make it much more manageable.) Also, there are families either equally if not more messier than our own. 

This episode is a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. It’s bookended by two funerals (or, should I say, it has a circular ending), and the middle bits feature nonviolent resistance, suicide pacts, torture, stabbings, and political maneuvering. Whoof.

We need to talk about the huge spoiler from the limited series revival of 'Sex and the City,' titled 'And Just Like That.'

Between this revelation and the just-announced Wonder Woman game, Diana fans are THRIVING.

Last night, the world got its very first look at the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog 2 movie, which puts Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles together on the big screen.

It’s hard to describe how well this episode works as an adaptation, and how much the show is benefiting from Robert Jordan’s completed work. As someone who started reading The Wheel of Time when I was seventeen, I found the amount of foreshadowing in this episode utterly delightful.

A joke Mario Kart tweet was made from the perspective of the city planner who designed the treacherous Rainbow Road. The tweet apologizes for the chaos.

This push by ALEC is so messy even before its foul intentions to slow the already-almost-too-late climate action, but even in its an idea. Forcing banks and private companies to work with fossil fuel giants as they diversify their portfolio and move away from fossil fuels is ludicrous.