All eyes are on Jess Chambers, the genderfluid speedster set to become the Flash.

Deciding what food or adult beverage should you pick to deal with election day anxiety? Instead of looking at 538, which is honestly just astrology for poli-sci majors, let's look at actual astrology!

How did it become November already?! It's astonishing to believe we're almost at the tail end of what has been an incredibly strange year. As the sun begins to set earlier, what better excuse to lounge around in your bed than with a really spell-binding book? This month's releases have a little bit of everything: fantasy, romance, friendship, and all the magical adventures you can get your hands on. Enjoy!

I'm going to take this as a good omen.

Patty Jenkins shared her support for Joe Biden today in the 2020 election, and while she'd already made it clear that she didn't support Donald Trump, it's still wonderful to see her tweeting out about her vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris!

Pedro Pascal was just posing in a Wonder Woman LEGO necklace for the fun of it! Nothing else going on! Nothing to see here!

Do you ever come across a cosplay vid so pure that you squee loud enough to disturb your cats, then seek out the cosplayer so you can write about them ... or are you normal?

Saying goodbye is part of the game—sad, but meaningful if you do it right.

Here are all the big sources for holiday cheer and when you can expect to enjoy them.

Voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in my Leslie Knope mask gave me 5 minutes of not feeling extremely anxious, and I'm going to take that as a win.

If there's anything that sums up the nightmare-level stress and ping-ponging emotions of 2016's election night, it's the New York Times' needle.

Joe Biden released a video today that went hand and hand with an endorsement from rapper Eminem. Yes, that Eminem.

But then someone like Michael Keaton comes around and reminds me of how strong Pittsburghians (and Pennsylvanians) are. We have to be. Our state is literally gray for the majority of the year.

Along with the dreaded term ELEVATED HORROR, there has been a trend in the way that people talk about horror films that ignores the complicated history of the genre and also reduces the academic and creative language of horror to something that has only existed since Get Out, despite that it goes much further back.

We have the first 'Bridgerton' trailer, and please hold onto your dance partners, people—we're in for one hell of a spin.