Wynonna Earp showed up in a big way at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.

Earlier today, Fox & Friends talked to a guest who had attended a Democratic rally in St. Louis where Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was stumping for congressional candidate Cori Bush. The conservative said she wanted to see what this "socialist message" was that's resonating so strongly with so many voters. Her description of the event ended up inadvertently being one hell of an advertisement for that message.

Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon has apologized, the day after he deleted his Twitter in the wake of a resurfaced parody video that saw him simulating sexual assault on a doll.

Women took home some big awards at the 2018 Eisner Awards, including Marjorie Liu, Roxane Gay, and Rumiko Takahashi.

The problem is, as people race to write articles and hold panels to discuss whether or not Kylo Ren legally murdered Han Solo (spoiler alert: when you stab someone through the chest with a lightsaber, that’s called murder), people are just as quick to demonize both male leads of color in the sequel trilogy while praising white characters for the same reasons in the same breath.

No matter how antiquated the idea may seem, women are rarely invited to discuss their professional accomplishments without, at some point in the conversation, being asked to frame their professional lives through the lens of their families.

Mark Hamill is the crown prince of trolling, De Niro might be in this new 'Joker' joint ,and we just saw the best nerd version of the "Distracted boyfriend" meme ever.

Dan Harmon deleted his Twitter account on Monday, following the reemergence of a disturbing "parody" video from 2009 that saw him simulating rape on a baby doll.

It’s not easy for a television show to make it to air in the first place, or get to a second season. It’s certainly hard to get to 100 episodes, but 300? That’s a number that’s almost unthinkable, but for Supernatural, it almost seems inevitable.

The Bechdel Test. The Duvernay Test. The Mako Mori Test. There are a variety of tests out there to measure a film's worth in terms of diversity and representation, and now we can add a new one to the list: the Riz Test.

Over the weekend, with the fallout of James Gunn's termination from Disney due to the actions of the radical right propaganda artists pulling up Gunn's old tweets with rape and pedophilia jokes, there was one person whose continued success was on everyone's mind: Johnny Depp.

The first-look trailer for Star Trek: Discovery's season two debuted at SDCC and I'm feeling a lot of mixed emotions.

I don't know how we're still having this conversation but somehow, even now, in this, the year 2018, we're still having to defend libraries. Even if a person doesn't get why libraries are important, or even if they are weirdly, staunchly anti-library, you would think that by now they would have learned not to share that opinion online. Because Library Twitter is one of the smartest, most articulate, and straight-up vicious communities in the entire internet and they do not hold back.

This world is scary right now, and I bet many of us wish that a hero would come along and truly stand up for reason, compassion and hope in the face of the fear and hate taking hold in the news cycle. Well, those dreams may be coming true ... at least on the small screen this fall, when Supergirl returns for its fourth season.

When the news broke over the weekend announcing that Joss Whedon was not only launching a Buffy reboot but doing so with a black female lead my reaction was a very heavy sigh.

Padmé Amidala, Queen of Naboo, Mother of Skywalkers, Slayer of Nexu and All-Around Fashion Icon is finally making her literary debut in the new canon

It looks like Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown just can't keep away from monsters. The erstwhile Eleven stars in this trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters, the sequel to 2014's Godzilla. The film also stars Kyle Chandler and Vera Farmiga as Brown's parents, who are trying to save the world from the monster invasion.

In what is quickly becoming an Earper Comic Con tradition, it was announced that cult series Wynonna Earp would be returning for a fourth season. Fans at the show's panel quickly responded with screams of delight and excitement. Wynonna herself, Melanie Scrofano, even yelled "no takebacks!" at the network execs sitting in on the panel.

Sean Gunn has penned a thoughtful Twitter thread in response to his brother James Gunn getting fired from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.

The DCEU came to San Diego Comic Con armed with new trailers, but the one that really stands out is Warner Bros. and New Line's upcoming Shazam! movie. The reason is simple: DC has finally made a comic book movie for kids, starring kids.