Fandom does not exist in a vacuum, and the media we consume does affect our sensibilities in real life. However, that does not mean that you cannot like a problematic character. It just means that you should be aware of how you're consuming the media and be aware of how you're interacting with fandom spaces.

We talks about our love of the Crazy Rich Asians books, how it feels to watch it as an Asian vs. an Asian-American, and her on-screen daughter, Constance Wu.

We're about a month out from this year's Emmy Awards, and I keep forgetting they're coming up. Then I remember that SNL's Colin Jost and Michael Che are hosting, and it all makes sense why I would shut that out of my brain.

Lady and the Tramp movie added Tessa Thompson as our Lady, which makes us 10x more interested.

The crew of Star Trek Discovery didn't even have to travel to the Genesis planet to find their new Spock with a casting choice that shouldn't incur any wrath (okay, I'll stop with the Trek puns now).

Yesterday, Politico published an essay about Trump's top racist immigration advisor Stephen Miller, and the hypocrisy of his anti-immigrant policies, given how greatly he and his family have benefitted from U.S. immigration policies. It's hard to argue with the facts of that stance, as the piece was written by Stephen Miller's uncle.

My reward for watching 'Insatiable' for work was to finally watch the Netflix series 'Anne with an E' or 'Anne' as it is called in Canada. I didn’t watch the series because I wanted to re-read the book first, but I decided it would be better to just watch the show for what it is and what it is ... is perfection.

It might be wise for Lucasfilm to reinvent itself this way. To spend too much time clinging to Han, Luke, and Leia would be poor marketing; there are only so many stories that can be told about them given what the sequels have established. Instead, changing it up and creating a whole new world of characters might be the best way to go, rather than just hoping for the best with rehashing the original trilogy

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You know what's better than one free book? That's right, count 'em, three whole free books. And these happen to be particularly awesome.

Nerdist released a statement after they reinstated Chris Hardwick's name as founder on their site, and the replies on Twitter are ... troubling, to say the least.

Fans are clamoring for more female-led Marvel movies, but Evangeline Lilly doesn't think the Wasp should be one of them.

"What he’s doing, from his point of view, is a very positive thing.”

Yesterday, Voltron showrunner Joaquim Dos Santos penned an open apology letter to the fandom following season seven's LGBT+ representation.