There is now merch out in the world for the Disney+ show, which both delights me and makes me incredibly sad since we don't know when we'll see Falcon and the Winter Soldier premiere.

What are you looking forward to watching this month?

David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have found their next project: The Three-Body Problem, an alien invasion epic, coming to Netflix.

Which brings us to the latest addition: a fan-made version of the theme song to The Office, made with office supplies.

The midseason finale of the long-awaited fourth season of Wynonna Earp has wrapped up, and it delivered some of what I think is the best and the most frustrating aspects of the series. But let us start with what is absolutely the joy: WayHaught.

Even in death, Herman Cain's Twitter account is still pushing Trump's favorite conspiracy theories.

It turns out that we've all had a wide variety of experiences when it comes to the things heard at the movies.

Yesterday, the 2020 MTV VMAs aired, and despite it being done virtually, the event was actually a lot of fun, with Lady GaGa taking home a lot of statues and wearing so much mask fashion that you'd think she was auditioning for Mortal Kombat.

You've probably received an email in these recent months that says something along the lines of "I hope that you're doing well," and here's the thing: None of us are really doing "well."

Father-daughter relationships onscreen are a mixed bag, to be quite honest. They normally exist to benefit the male character, and rarely do we see something like this, so thank you, Bill & Ted Face the Music, for teaching us the value of being excellent to each other.

In one of its best episodes, 'Last Week Tonight' broke down how the police shooting of Jacob Blake and the racist fearmongering at the RNC are directly linked.

The New Mutants is out and it looks like people are seeing it, since the film has made $7 million domestically despite, you know, a pandemic. This means there are already scenes being shared from the movie, including several of the character Illyana Rasputina, a.k.a. Magik (Anya Taylor-Joy), being racist towards Dani Moonstar, a.k.a. Mirage, played by Blu Hunt.