Six popular YA authors attempted to start an NFT Writing Community aimed at teens. It didn't go over well.

Fans can't get over the Twitter exchanges that have gone on between Penn Badgley and Cardi B, the two now using each other's pictures as Twitter avatars.

According to the site's own terms of service, the "truth" users can express on Truth Media has some strict limits.

Happy 80th, Diana Prince. Here's to 80 more years.

In celebration of Wonder Woman's 80th anniversary, Funko and the DC Shop are releasing an exclusive diamond glitter Pop that screams magical girl.

Warner Bros. is pushing back against Ruby Rose's allegations that the conditions at Batwoman were dangerously toxic, calling her claims "revisionist history."

It seems as if the Uncharted movie has been coming out for years, but we finally have our first trailer with Tom Holland as Nathan Drake.

Artist Aatmaja Pandya and Eisner Award-winning writer Marika McCoola teamed up for their first graphic novel, "SLIP," a tale of loss, art, adventure, and love.

A chilling comeuppance hides in the Scottish woods in Charlotte Colbert’s supernatural horror debut 'She Will.'

Dionne Warwick asked for brands to respond to her on Twitter (including a certain mayonnaise brand she blocked) and spent the day questioning their products.

Wisdom Kaye has taken social media by storm by combining fandom and fashion, creating looks for characters all across anime, Marvel, and more!

As social media continues to censor nudity, some museums and artists are looking for alternative routes to promote their exhibitions.

Former 'The View' co-host Meghan McCain released an excerpt from her upcoming memoir and discussed the 'toxic' environment that led to her exit.

'Eternals' doesn't come out until November 5th, but that hasn't stopped critics and outlets from spoiling the movie, and there's a big problem with this.

Celebrate the spooky season with Edgar Wright's strange and scintillating 'Last Night In Soho,' with a singing Anya Taylor-Joy and an evil (maybe) Matt Smith.

It's often incorrectly assumed that books falling into epic fantasy are just by old white men. These books' existence and many more prove otherwise.

"Enough is enough. I'm going to tell the whole world what really happened on that set. I will come for you so what happened to me never happens to another person again," Ruby Rose wrote.

Iron Circus recently launched the Kickstarter for the queer RPG graphic novel "Real Hero Shit" by illustrator and comic artist Kendra Wells.

In the Chucky TV series, Jake discovers that Chucky has a genderfluid kid and is surprised that Chucky is okay with having a queer child.

Margaret Atwood has taken a giant leap farther into the camp of writers who simply refuse to let us enjoy their work in peace.