Despite the millions of men and women that suffer from eating disorders, there are few resources to help the young people living with these illnesses to find recovery. Jen Petro-Roy, with Good Enough and You Are Enough, attempts to fill in the gaps with her dual releases that tackle the issue in both fiction and non-fiction for middle-grade readers.

Subtlety is overrated. Don Cheadle is perfection.

In a genre built on the staple of the origin movie, where usually a man discovers he has superpowers and learns how to use them and saves the day, two women following the same path is apparently too much of the same thing.

It's 2019, and Aaron Sorkin continues to ruin himself for the lot of us.

Thanos's snap, and Disney's own streaming service, have upset the balance of the universe.

Ned Benson, of The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby fame, is being called in to rewrite the script for Marvel's Black Widow standalone movie, directed by Cate Shortland.

For so long we, as women, were told the coming-of-age stories of men but were rarely given films that focused on our own struggles in growing up.

Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá’s The Umbrella Academy made its Dark Horse Comics debut in Sept. 2007. After years of rumors that the comics would be adapted for the screen, Netflix premiered the Steve Blackman-run series on Friday, Feb. 15. With 10 hour-long episodes in its first season, The Umbrella Academy alters the plot of the original comics to be more fitting for TV, which means keeping some elements and eliminating others, of course.

Now, the gang from Solo: A Star Wars Story may be hitting the small screen as well.

Both shows share similar sensibilities: that Heaven isn't all it's cracked up to be, and it bears more than a passing resemblance to Earth.