Maybe it is the power of her willingness to let her voice be heard or maybe it is the knowledge that Dr. Fiona Hill put out a fire with her bare hands but the internet is in love with American foreign affairs specialist.

John Mulaney is one of those performers who can announce he's going to stand on some street corner and just yell and I'd go and watch it.

In today's impeachment hearing, Dr. Fiona Hill, a former top presidential advisor on Europe and Russia, shut down one of the GOP's go-to conspiracy theories.

It has become common knowledge that the greatest thing in the 21st century is Baby Yoda.

Charlie Day issues a correction to the description of his movie El Tonto.

Frozen didn't really acknowledge the indigenous peoples of Scandinavia, but Frozen II is putting them front and center with the help of the Sámi.

The Crown brings to Netflix the event that changed so many lives in the mining Welsh village of Aberfan in 1966.

Not only did Castro end up trending on Twitter despite not being present at the actual debate, but it ended up being a major fundraising event for his campaign.

In an upcoming movie, Charlie Day will play an "idiot deaf mute" and that is so not okay.

The media is not known for being great when it comes to asking actresses questions, hence #AskHerMore became a thing, but still, in 2019, actresses are forced to fight off sexism as if it's their job (it isn't). Rebecca Ferguson just happens to be the most recent notable actress to shut it down.

There's a new Star War on the horizon but we aren't sure who will lead it.

The trope of the misunderstanding has been overused to the point of becoming a cliche, usually in sitcoms. You know the drill:  Two or more characters find themselves in a situation that could be entirely resolved by simply talking to each other. Season 4 of Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power proves that there is life left in the old trope by addressing one key point: why its characters don’t talk to each other.

Here we are in the future and it is bright, but the shadows are still there.

If there's one clip from today's impeachment hearing featuring EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland that you watch today, make it this one.

Let's talk The Good, the Bad and the Mickey of Disney+.

News broke that director Noah Hawley has been handed the keys to the Enterprise. Who? You ask. And you would be right to ask.

If you weren't politically minded prior to Trump (for example: me), it can all seem overwhelming, and often, you may feel like you're somehow deficient because you can't handle all the information coming at you. Don't worry, though; you're not alone, and if you want to just make baby Yoda jokes to cope, I'm here for you.

A recent article in The Atlantic opines that we should all try to embody the spirit of Mister Rogers–a statement with which I definitely agree. But then the writer suggests that this means we should be nicer to Donald Trump's allies and representatives, including those who support his administration's policy of family separation at the southern border.