Thrawn's loyalties are going to be tested, and given the fact his future is still somewhat of a mystery, it's anyone's guess where his ultimate allegiances lie.

A woman in Alabama who was shot while pregnant now faces charges for failing to remove herself—and her five-month-old fetus—from harm’s way.

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, the new theme park in Disneyland California, is a spaceport home to smugglers and rogues. That means that the LARP experience is going a bit further and folks are actually swiping menus, coasters, and everything else that they can from the park, not for souvenirs but to re-sell on Ebay.

Idris Elba has been talked about as a possible Bond for years, but he doesn't want to deal with the racist internet trolls, and we can't blame him.

Williamson, a sentient Mooncup filled with healing rose quartz, baffled viewers and fellow candidates alike with her off-the-wall responses and campaign promises.

It’s hard to even call 'Midsommar' a horror movie, really, in the traditional sense. Is Gruesome Existential Terror a genre? Because that’s what this is.

As the upcoming Star Trek: Picard warps toward becoming a reality, more details about the show are emerging. Now comes the news that the show has an official showrunner. It's not Alex Kurtzman! It is, in fact, a name that book-lovers know well.

The Supreme Court issued a number of rulings today, the last day of its current term. Some were much worse than others.

This week, Princess Weekes and Rachel Leishman, break down Greta Gerwig's mega white Little Women, Zendaya as MJ, and the latest video game boob antics. Also, we Pour One Out for Tessa Thompson and Bella Thorne.

Now, personally, I'd love to text Robert Downey Jr. about all my questions and concerns, but it's extremely cute that he's helping Tom Holland navigate the world of fame he's found himself in.

Some times, Netflix makes horrible decisions. Thankfully, Pop TV is here to rectify one of their worst ideas.

A 'straight pride' parade feels like a joke—the name of the group, the fact they're pushing for "straight equality," the number of snafus that they've wandered into with using Brad Pitt's likeness—but the problem is is that it's not a particularly funny one.

Oh, you don't think precision, manners, and respect for the time and effort of others are memeable qualities? They are when Elizabeth Warren exhibits them.

When things like this happen, it reminds us all what Twitter is good for.

The New York Times says TikTok is “rewriting the world,” calling it “a quirky hybrid of Snapchat, the defunct video app Vine and the TV segment ‘Carpool Karaoke.’”