Great news, marshmallows: Veronica Mars is back on the case!

For all its messiness, obvious dialogue, and ludicrously Orientalist vision of Chinatown, the second season of Iron Fist was definitely better than the first. A huge part of that appeal came from leaning on its secondary characters and creating more of an ensemble storyline—and no part of that ensemble made me giddier than the Daughters of the Dragon.

Recently, we were all hoping for the outside chance that our first official look at Captain Marvel, which came by way of Entertainment Weekly, would bring us a trailer and finally let us see this character, and movie, in action. That wasn't to be, but with the trailer finally released this morning on Good Morning America, it seems to have been worth the wait.

We'll be updating you with winners throughout the evening, so stay tuned for more really bad attempts at Hollywood laughing at their own meager attempts at leveling the playing field while really doing nothing at all.

To mark the 30th anniversary of the first publication, Dahl's longtime collaborator and friend, the illustrator Quentin Blake, will release a series of eight sketches of Matilda Wormwood as a 30-year-old woman.

Another day, another scorned man getting a second chance in Hollywood.

Debut author Katharine Duckett takes us into the aftermath of Shakespeare's The Tempest with 'Miranda in Milan,' a return to the Bard's darkly magical Italy that features the queer romance we deserve.

It's sometimes hard to believe that a satirical show about the true crime drama about two student film documentarians investigating a poop related crime, could end up being one of the best series about humanity. Yet, American Vandal proves that with great writing a poop joke can transcend.

Mike Schur knows how to make a show. Whether it's having audiences doubling over in laughter or reaching for their tissue boxes, Scur knows what he's doing. There's just something so perfect about his comedies that have fans dedicating their time to rewatching seasons over and over again.

The GOP and its conservative supporters are doing everything they can to smear Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the woman accusing Brett Kavanaugh of attempted rape.

Honestly, is today International Men Need To Stop Day? Because it sure seems like it.

2018 continues to be a reality television-fueled hellscape, as Tom Arnold and Apprentice producer Mark Burnett got into a physical fight at a pre-Emmys party in Los Angeles.

This is a situation in which it is impossible to try and summarize into a neat little box.

At a recent dinner held by the Human Rights Campaign, Joe Biden gave a speech in which he revealed a pact he and President Obama had made. They had decided to "remain silent for a while" after Donald Trump was elected, "to give this administration a chance to get up and running its first year."

The first full trailer for Mary Poppins Returns, much like the magical nanny herself, has floated down to earth just when we need her most (my Twitter feed was looking bleak, y'all).

How emotionally wrecked are you after season five of BoJack Horseman and can you still love its title character?