Since it was rumored that former Vice President Joe Biden would enter the 2020 presidential race, the specter of his treatment of Anita Hill, along with inappropriate touching allegations, have hovered over him, and it doesn't look like they're going away anytime soon.

There's a lot to love about Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, from Miles Morales to Spider-Ham. One of the best twists in the film was Doctor Olivia Octavius, a.k.a. Doc Ock. Now comes the news that we may not have seen the last of her.

Season one deliberately approached Catra's story with just as much empathy as Adora's and that decision essentially made the show what it is. This season goes far to give humanity and nuance to the rest of the show's baddies.

Avengers: Endgame is currently taking over the world, but it makes this longtime DC Comics fan hope that one day we'll get a second chance at Justice League.

Look, I get it; we don't want to be spoiled. I actively told our editors that if I didn't get into a press screening for Avengers: Endgame, I wouldn't come into work for two days because I wasn't going to be spoiled like I was with Infinity War last year, but someone saying that a movie is good is ... not a spoiler.

It has come to my attention that not everyone else loves random characters in the MCU, so when a certain character showed up at the end of Avengers: Endgame, some people were confused.

On Wednesday, alongside several leading Democratic presidential candidates, Elizabeth Warren spoke at the She the People conference, one of the first presidential events to centralize the experiences and conditions of women of color.

Google is getting in on the Avengers: Endgame fun with a neat browser-based Easter egg when you search for "Thanos" on the service.

Given that I'm trying to keep a lid on all Avengers themed spoilers until Saturday at the earliest, I cannot give you my thoughts on Avengers: Endgame. However, in the meantime, I will continue to yell about the previous 21 films, because who among us isn't reliving some Marvel themed nostalgia as we get closer and closer to the big day?

If you were lucky enough to score a Thursday night ticket, you could be on your way to Avengers: Endgame right now.

The 'Good Omens' sisters sing the a capella praises of the Antichrist, calling him "adorable, cheeky, squishy" and other cloying descriptions.

If Republicans can't tell the difference between an attack on their politics and an attack on bigotry and domestic terrorism, well, maybe that's a sign that they need to stop and reflect on their choices.

There has been a lot of conversation about the women of Mortal Kombat and whether they're "as hot as they used to be," and as far as I'm concerned, Mortal Kombat 11 has some of the best character and costume designs of the bunch—but their fatalities are truly great.

An amazing skater and so much more, Tessa Virtue is one of those Olympians that I seemingly cannot get enough of.

Road trip DJs, unite. Housewarming party heroes, gather ‘round. Shower singers, this one’s for you too. If your playlists are unmatched—whether you’re at a house party or just in your own bathtub—you need a music player that ensures you don’t miss a beat. And that means not being tethered to your smartphone. Meet the Mighty: the first on-the-go Spotify music player that lets you stream your favorite playlists without your smartphone and without an internet connection.

The Trump administration is rolling back sexual health and reproductive healthcare for rape victims via a U.N. resolution while hurting trans folks back home.

Joss Whedon's 'The Avengers' came out nearly seven years ago, helping to kickstart one of the biggest online fandoms to date. The shape that fandom took back then would be almost unrecognizable today. Let's take a trip down memory lane.

For many of us, learning about the world of James Bond has been a time-honored past time that we look forward to with each new film. Now, it is so ingrained in the cultural minds that we want to have a new Bond film every other year. 

The latest issue of Vader: Dark Visions more than proved that there need to be more women working on the comics, as it shows a stunning lack of consideration for women.

I could watch a whole movie of Superman and Batman sniping at each other and being passive-aggressive, which is unfortunately not what happened in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.