Do you ever see someone defend something so intensely and you're like, "Really? Why?"

The internet did us a favor and combined two of our favorites: memes and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

One thing I don't find myself concerned with is the greater cereal monster cinematic universe.

Leta Lestrange in Crimes of Grindelwald is J.K. Rowling's first on-screen and named black female Slytherin character and the results are more than lackluster.

Another day, another conservative getting owned by their own attempted bashing of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The most recent to join those ranks is the Washington Examiner's Eddie Scarry, who posted a totally creepy picture of the Congresswoman-elect to Twitter, along with a caption suggesting her working-class image isn't accurate.

You may have never thought you needed a high-tech blanket in your life before, but you do.

This week was a busy one for upsetting news in reproductive rights, and early on, anti-choice politicians wasted no time in reminding us all that this is an intersectional issue—especially along lines of race.

There's a lot of garbage there, and you shouldn't have to sift through it. It will hurt your brain. So here are just some of the very worst things he said in this super softball interview with a fawningly sympathetic outlet.

Oscar-winning character actor J.K. Simmons is set to join Hulu's revival of Veronica Mars.

The Birds of Prey has fully teamed up.

The latest in movie trends is that women are telling some incredible stories, and honestly, great. Keep it coming. It's simple; we're finally getting the movie roles that men have dominated for years.

There is much to love about the wonderful third Harry Potter book, from Hogsmeade to hippogriffs, but Lupin is one of the best additions to the series.

For most of its eight-season run, American Horror Story has pitted complex, powerful women against men and the systemic patriarchy threatening to dismantle the world.

Hasn't Sansa suffered enough?

With G&G, we still don't know who (or what) is pulling the strings, but the cult of the game is widespread, spanning generations, and, if Jughead is right, encompassing far more about their lives than anyone has ever realized. And it is dangerous. Multiple people have died because of the game. But without acknowledging the real-life counterpart to this story, it all feels a bit too silly.

Last night, the Internet dreamt it went to Manderley again with the announcement that Ben Wheatley would be directing an adaptation of Daphne Du Maurier's classic, Rebecca.

Yes, Halloween is over, but though we spent the month talking about our favorite female witches and vampires, there's one supernatural bad girl that still doesn't get a lot of love and attention, and that's female werewolves.