As someone who hasn't spent a lot of time with toddlers, this series of comic strips by George Gant perfectly depicts how I imagine it.

We know this because he fails to mention it meaning he is just contributing to a longstanding tradition of writing women out of history, even wealthy, white women. That's what we'll be unpacking a bit and looking at the reactions because that is the most egregious example of an error, once again at the expense of women.

Spider-Man: No Way Home comes out this December and as long as someone doesn't decide to leak the entire movie, we'll get to see what is next for Peter, his sacrifices, and the multiverse.

It is great that Redmayne has not stepped away from this conversation because there is a reason we keep having it. There are more chairs at the table, but not enough by far.

There IS something strange in the neighborhood, and surprise surprise, it's sexism.

A series about a bloodthirsty corporation that doesn't value the safety of their employees? Still topical after all these years.

Hosted by writer and 1/2 of Two Dope Queens, Phoebe Robinson, last week the National Book Awards held their 72nd award ceremony. In general writing (not specific to a genre) The National Book Award, The Booker Prize and a Nobel Prize in Literature are among the most prestigious of awards.

As the season begins Team Catherine is still in conflict with Team Peter. Peter is still in a mixture of lust/love with Catherine, plus excited about the promise of a son and heir, who is already known as Paul. While we already have the predetermined knowledge that Catherine will win, half the fun is seeing how chaotic Peter is.

Target has announced that they won't be open for Thanksgiving this year, nor will they be open on the holiday from here on out.

Bobby Kotick will consider leaving Activision Blizzard if he can’t quickly fix the culture problems at the company, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Happy Birthday Frank! Or should I say, Frank's monster! The OG Universal Studios monster film, Frankenstein, celebrates its 90th birthday today. Released in 1931, the movie created the definitive portrayal of Mary Shelley's iconic man-made monster.

Emory researchers named the drug “molnupiravir” after Mjölnir - Thor’s mighty hammer! It was found to be so effective at smashing the virus that an independent committee asked them to stop the Phase III trial early because they considered it unethical to continue giving the control participants placebos.

We met him briefly three years ago in a similar lab sketch helmed by guest host Sam Rockwell. But then he was merely  a "dog-head guy" for he had not achieved his final form. Only now, with military intervention and Simu Liu's impeccable southern accent, has Dog-Head Man finally emerged as the pure and perfect being he was always meant to be.

Despite how much we all need a break right now, the last few years' run of dystopian fiction hasn't seemed to slow down much lately, and we've all seen our fair share of zombies at this point. That's not to say that a robot apocalypse hasn't been done before, but something about the trailer for Mother/Android, starring Chloë Grace Moretz, feels a little bit like a blend of the two, to me.

After Zack Snyder's Justice League, there's a push for similar treatment of David Ayer's Suicide Squad film with an "Ayer Cut," and the movie's Joker himself, Jared Leto, has now joined in.

Nancy Pelosi shut down a reporter's question for perpetuating misleading or outright false narratives that have been shaped by Republicans.

Love Quinn outshines and challenges Joe in ways that one could only dream about in the third season of the series.

In more news of "movies I will never f**king watch", there's going to be a Hunter Biden biopic starring Laurence Fox (who loves to misgender people) and Gina Carano (who famously hates pronouns) called My Son Hunter.

Kyle Rittenhouse, the 18-year-old man who killed two protesters and shot a third during protests last summer, has been found not guilty on all counts.

Whatever the case is, we were right to think that we hadn't seen the last of Scarlett Johansson in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.