On Thursday, Donald Trump visited a Ford factory in Michigan and the whole thing was extremely strange from start to finish–and past finished, actually.

If you want a few moments of peace and beauty during quarantine, check out Disney+'s Zenimation.

Misery is currently streaming Hulu, and I partook in a viewing of it last night. It was my first time watching this classic, and while I knew about certain scenes like the hobbling scene, the parts that chilled me the most involved the idea of being trapped in a house with no escape. It hits different during a quarantine.

While I would fight alongside Cara Dune without any questions, this episode of Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian has proven that I would also do anything Gina Carano asked me to do.

Washed Up is a sequel to The Little Mermaid where our heroine has been married to her Prince for 15 years and is dissatisfied in a loveless marriage.

Not only will this be a great way to see Beharie's great talent on screen, but also a compelling mother-daughter story that is strongly committed to highlight Black American culture and tradition.

Chances are, if you screwed someone else over and they're not talking to you, you're the asshole. In both of the cases I shared, that is most definitely the case.

It's nice to have a fun distraction as we watch everything around us burn.

Trolls World Tour is one of those movies that is so strange and absurd, yet has so much sincere heart that it's nearly impossible to mock it.

As we head into the fourth month of an international pandemic, the Republicans in the US Senate are doing everything they can stymie relief efforts.

A reminder that The Social Network should have won the Oscar.

So much of Empire Strikes Back changed how we viewed these characters, and so today, we should honor the movie that changed it all.

But can we FINALLY agree that Ivy is way more suited to the role than Karen is?

The mentality that allows strangers to make racist threats and assumptions, and to display them proudly without fear of repercussions, is not divorced from the actions of those who decided to murder Ahmaud Arbery. It is based on the same ideology that Black people are subhuman, that we don't have feelings, and that our lives, our feelings, and our emotional health do not matter.