The success of Bodyguard has led to rumors that Madden is next in line to play James Bond.

The Arrowverse has often struggled with how to craft a love interest, but thankfully Black Lightning is showing them how to do it right.

Bryan Singer shows that allegations do not ruin men's lives. They might force them into a timeout for a while, but then they bounce back and are welcomed into the fold with open arms.

In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Hillary Clinton talked about sexism in politics, a subject on which she has a unique inside perspective. She was also asked about the affair between her then-president husband and his young intern, Monica Lewinsky, that came to light in 1998. Unfortunately, her perspective on that issue is lacking the kind of self-reflection many of would wish for.

Erasure is not suddenly representation just because any person of color is cast.

The fourth season of Supergirl premiered last night, with one of the most politically charged episodes in the entire series' run.

A new leak has given us what seems to be a description of the teaser trailer for the upcoming Avengers 4 (rumored to be titled Avengers: Annihilation). The last we saw of our favorite heroes, many had vanished into dust at the hand of Thanos and, if not, they were dealing with the aftermath.

In a 60 Minutes special, the President stood in front of a painting that featured Donald Trump sharing a table with Republican presidents who came before him. The problem? Well, there’s a lot of problems, but the first being that Teddy Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln would not be considered Republicans by today’s standards. This picture reminds me […]

"We need to believe that Tom and Hester fall in love": the demeaning rationale behind Hester Shaw's downplayed scar in the upcoming Mortal Engines film from Peter Jackson and Christian Rivers.

Oh look, here's something not terrible!

While Jackson's original novel takes place almost entirely inside the mansion, the series uses the novel as a jumping-off point to explore the dysfunctional dynamics of the Crain family, past and present.

Natalie Portman, along with fellow honorees Emma Gonzalez, Tiffany Haddish, Regina King, and Lena Waithe, took the stage to give voice to the anger and frustration felt by women in the industry, while touching on the universal struggles all women in the workplace endure.