A Witcher in 'The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf' is queer, the first time we've heard mention of queerness in the Netflix Witcher properties.

California is making these essential products available to students at all schools, something a handful of other states have already done, while about 30 states still impose sales tax on them as if they are a luxury and not a basic health necessity.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 just got a whole lot funnier. In that Will Poulter is joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Adam Warlock!

Many, if not all, of these movies and documentaries will be on Netflix starting October 14, just in time for the weekend. Here are eight I picked out that look the most interesting and present a wide away of storytelling techniques, and genres.

You can really tell when someone is being genuine by how frequently and forcefully they have to insist they are "not pretending at all," can't you?

The 'Scream 5' tagline "It's always someone you know" is just *chef's kiss.*

And now that No Time To Die is out, we can explore their relationship and how it impacted James Bond and his choices throughout Daniel Craig's entire arc. Because, if anything, Vesper continued to drive his actions long after she was gone from his life. And No Time to Die proved that.

This did a great job of getting me even more excited about Eternals, something that I thought was impossible. But getting to see each of our heroes come into their own and embraced in the MCU through Chloé Zhao's vision? That's going to be amazing!

After The Avengers became such a huge cinematic phenomenon in 2012, studios saw what Disney had on their hands and became determined to create their own interconnected universes for the big (and small) screen.