Last time Supernatural hit a century mark, we got a musical version of the Winchesters’ lives performed by high school girls. Episode 200, “Fan Fiction,” was a subversive and fun love letter to the fans, but what will episode 300 bring when it arrives on Thursday night?

I mean, same. The TV spot for Avengers: Endgame dropped during the Super Bowl and one thing really stuck out: Steve Rogers is in grief counseling because his friends are dead, and it is relatable.

A corpse asking where their big toe has gone. A girl with spiders in her face. A nightmarish, pale figure in a hallway. These are the images haunting Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, from writer Guillermo del Toro.

Shadowcat may still be making her way to the big screen under Brian Michael Bendis.

During the Super Bowl, CBS ran an extended promo for the upcoming Twilight Zone reboot, which is produced and hosted by Jordan Peele. Rod Serling has big shoes to fill, but if we trust anyone with the job, it's Peele.

Who lives, who dies, who is going to tell the Avengers' story? Sure, we're all watching a football game, but Marvel is also out here releasing a new TV spot for Avengers: Endgame

Director Ava DuVernay made a statement today on Twitter, sharing that she will be boycotting the Superbowl due to the NFL's racist treatment of Colin Kaepernick.

Captain America PSA voice: So, you've written something offensive on social media and now it's time to apologize?

The thing about making a film with an alleged predator is, the film will forever be dogged with questions regarding your relationship with said predator.

It feels impossible that Jordan Peele could top his debut film Get Out, a critical and commercial success that has already left an indelible thumbprint on popular culture.

The film, which is directed by Robert Rodriguez, is produced by James Cameron and Jon Landeau, the same team that brought Pandora and the world of Avatar to life.

But wait, it gets so much worse!

Comedy fans know that February 2nd belongs to one perfect film: the Harold Ramis comedy classic Groundhog Day.

A new addition to the trailer has got us wondering about a potential new Avenger who may be joining the squad.

"Look, I'm not going rogue. I'm having my own origin story. That also takes place after our team-up story."

Manga to live-action American productions have notoriously not been good. Yet the Robert Rodriguez directed and co-written and co-produced by James Cameron movie Alita: Battle Angel, based off of the 1990 cyberpunk manga series created by Yukito Kishiro, seems to be the first real exception to the rule.

One of my all-time favorite tropes is a villain so multi-faceted that you find yourself nodding along with them with them. Who're some of your favorites?

Today started simple enough: we woke up to the news that there is basically a nuclear arms race between Russia and the United States yet again. Completely normal stuff for 2019. But then, you know, the internet began to break.

The State of the Union Address is back on, meaning Donald Trump will be able to spend an hour-plus on the House floor, bragging and fearmongering to his heart's content, receiving standing ovations from Republican lawmakers. But the way the event is shaping up, he'll also be surrounded by powerful women, all working to send the clear message that he's not going unchecked.

I am glad that the network that is making its biggest money with superhero shows understands the importance of those ideals. Just keep hiring some more people of color on your writing staff, please.