The world of English literature needs my help once again with how to deal with the racist classic novels of yesteryear, and this time, it concerns The Cat in the Hat creator himself, Theodor Seuss Geisel, a.k.a. Dr. Seuss.

Whenever I think it's not possible for Ivanka Trump to reach new depths of obliviousness, she goes and proves me wrong.

Captain Marvel isn't named, but it has to be a reason behind the decision.

With the introduction of Gotham City and Kate Kane/Batwoman to The CW's Arrowverse, audiences are no doubt wondering if the Dark Knight himself will make an appearance.

When it comes to Regina the King, if you don't know, now you know.

As if Green Book wasn't bad enough, Nick Vallelonga wants to continue to torture us all.

The Los Angeles Times has shared a letter from Emma Thompson that she sent to Skydance Animation management, addressing why she is leaving the movie Luck due to the hiring of John Lasseter.

Disney recently announced that it will hold its first-ever theme park event dedicated to its LGBTQ+ fanbase this April. To understand why it took so long for Disney to lend recognition to this event, similar unofficial events in Orlando and the Disney Corporation’s mixed history with its LGBTQ+ fans and workers need to be examined.

A deep dive into the experiences of the employees who moderate Facebook content is eye-opening and scary as hell.

"If they want to call you crazy? Fine. Show them what crazy can do."

Can we have some answers? Can you share your secrets? Is it just a jade roller to the face every morning? HOW DO YOU DO IT, PAUL RUDD?

As you'll learn while watching Fighting With My Family, wrestling is in your blood.

Tree in Happy Death Day 2 U has to make her own Sophie's Choice, and we think she picked wrong.

Fox News is trying to come after Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez again, this time for her commitment to income equality.

Have you noticed a recurring theme on TV and the movies as of late? Recurring is indeed the word: again and again, we're seeing variations on playing with the timeline popping up in some of our most popular media.

Tell me something boy, did you sit that close to Lady Gaga trying to fill that void? Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga performed "Shallow" from A Star is Born at the Oscars and sat so close together. Uncomfortably close. Make out.

I think there were better ways this cinematic MCU-into-TV move could have happened—it certainly could have used more transparency, but I hope that what we gain from it will be worth what we have lost.