Oh, dear, people are unhappy about their comics being too left-leaning again.

It is officially 9 days until Halloween! And you know what that means! Lots of spooky, scary (werewolf bar mitzvah) content. And what is scarier than the horrors of late stage capitalism? That’s right! Nothing! I decided to delve deep into the characters of everyone’s favorite monster show, Succession, and see what famous literal monsters from film and TV history matched up with them the best!

Here's what's coming to Netflix in peak fall, and the shows and movies that are on their way out.

The journey of Star Wars is far from over—we know that—but this is still the conclusion of this trilogy, and we're saying goodbye to Rey, Finn, and Poe for the time being.

We've never had a giveaway like this before. 50 lucky readers of The Mary Sue will be able to listen to Marie Lu's Rebel!

Donald Trump referred to the impeachment inquiry as a "lynching." This is a horrific new low, even for him.

A lot of new things are going to be coming to the characters in this newest season of She-Ra: Princesses of Power and one of the things that were heavily teased during New York Comic Con was the introduction of two new characters, one we haven't seen yet, and the other is the shapeshifting, non-binary mercenary, Double Trouble.

People have begun taking the now-infamous dancing on the steps scene from the film and using different songs (across all decades and genres) to score it. I took it upon myself to find the ten best “Joker dancing to” mashups and rank them from worst to best accordingly.

If you appreciated the brutal realism of Céline Sciamma’s masterpiece Girlhood, set in a poor Paris suburb, you’ll be surprised by her new movie, Portrait of a Lady on Fire. This intimate yet visually powerful, rebellious romance won the Queer Palm and the Best Screenplay at Cannes earlier this year and will hit U.S. theaters on December 6.

While we're all rushing to get our tickets ready for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker let's explore what this trailer means.

The Current War hits theaters on October 25. To be honest, if you love a good battle of wills and who refused to work with who, then it is the movie for you, but also, it's a fun movie and is less than two hours long, so why not?

Nielsen is not just another Republican or a normal public servant. The face of family separation, she does not deserve a platform to plead her case.

Tian explained while being interviewed, “Life has been very tough in my hometown in Hong Kong” and “It feels so good to play as a free man!”

The internet has been blessed with the discovery of Mitt Romney’s secret twitter account and his alias, "Pierre Delecto."