Netflix canceled the season 2 Los Angeles premiere event for their hit series 13 Reasons Why after the horrific shooting at Santa Fe High School. The Texas shooting ended Friday morning, leaving 10 people dead and another 10 wounded. Netflix released a statement saying, "Our hearts are with the victims of the Santa Fe High School shooting, and with all victims of gun violence. In light of today's tragedy, we are canceling the 13 Reasons Why S2 premiere event tonight."

I'm ... not really sure what to do with this one, friends.

Congratulations, Dan Patrick and Paul Ryan, you've somehow found a worse response to our national gun violence epidemic than "thoughts and prayers."

Deadpool 2 is out today, and while we don't have an official review up, I felt it was important to declare a 5-star, two thumbs up, spoiler-free review of one specific element of the film: Zazie Beetz's Domino.

Marvel has announced that it's bringing back several canceled faves in the new series West Coast Avengers, written by Kelly Thompson (Hawkeye) with art from Stefano Caselli (Avengers: The Initiative). The new series features Clint Barton/Hawkeye relocating to Los Angeles, where he mentors a young group of heroes that includes America Chavez/Miss America, Kate Bishop/Hawkeye, Kate’s non-powered boyfriend Johnny, Quentin Quire/Kid Omega, and Gwen Poole/Gwenpool.

She-Ra was my absolute faaaaavorite cartoon growing up. I would race home after school to get home in time to watch it in those prehistoric days before everyone had a VCR. I had action figures. I had the Crystal Castle. Most importantly, I had a female hero who, despite her being white and blonde, I didn't have to break my brain in order to see myself as. Now, she's back for a whole new generation of kids.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Season 5 finishes up tonight (Friday, May 18) with a finale fittingly titled “The End”. The show has struggled for years to stay on the air, and yet, the Little Series That Could got renewed for Season 6, after what was already considered a “miracle” season this year. How does this keep happening?

If you were watching Season One of Star Trek: Discovery, you know that it ended with a cliffhanger that very definitively (if Sarek being a recurring character and Burnham being his adopted child didn't do that already) tied the show to Original Series canon. Now, Discovery star Sonequa Martin-Green gives us some insight into where the show is headed in Season Two.

While I'm not one for the "someone kills Lois and therefore Clark goes evil" narrative, the reality is that a neutral organization should have access to Kryptonite.

My friend told me a story the other day: a receptionist in her office, knowing that my friend was an Avengers fan, asked whether she should take her 7-year-old son to see the movie. "He's the biggest Spider-Man fan," the receptionist explained. "He wants to dress in his Spider-Man costume to watch it." My friend's eyes went round with horror. "No," she said. "Oh, no, no, no. Take your kid and run in the opposite direction."

There has been a lot of discussion and criticism over the song “Girls” by Rita Ora, Cardi B. and Charli XCX. Lesbian artist, Hayley Kiyoko, and queer artist, Kehlani, called out the song for lyrics that seem to imply that women need to drink wine in order to kiss girls.

Now here's a political ticket I can get behind. Jennifer Aniston has signed on to play the first queer female president in the new feature comedy First Ladies. Netflix will be producing the film, which also stars comedian Tig Notaro as the First Lady. The political comedy centers on Beverly and Kasey Nicholson, America’s first female President and her wife, the First Lady, in a story that promises to show that behind every great woman is another great woman.

What's been going on with this guy in the days since a video of his rant went mega-viral? Well, turns out he hasn't had the best week.

The Trump administration's policy choices continue to be aimed more at satisfying their base's rhetoric rather than improving citizens' lives.

Ant-Man and the Wasp arrives on July 6th, and Marvel's PR machine is starting to gently steer us away from the ashes of Avengers: Infinity War.

Evangeline Lilly appeared on a panel about stuntwomen in the industry, where she accused a misogynistic stunt coordinator of intentionally injuring her on the set of Lost. Lilly claimed that the injury was retaliation after she requested to do her own stunts for an action scene that involved her rolling off a high tree branch and hanging onto it. While Lilly was safely harnessed to the branch, the rough bark of the tree shredded the skin on her forearms.