‘Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror’ is an Insightful Documentary on the Cultural Evolution of Black Representation – Review
I’ve always loved horror, even at a young age. My mom let me stay up to watch scary movies when I was probably way too young, but I am grateful […]
What Should the Fantasy Genre Look Like Now?
The fantasy genre is arguably one of the most popular genres of books, films, and television shows. Programs like Game of Thrones, Once Upon a Time, and others instantly come […]
Nicole Maines Cast as TV’s First Transgender Superhero Nia Nal in ‘Supergirl’ #SDCC2018
Back in 2013, Nicole Maines made global headlines when she took part in the landmark Maine Supreme Court Case which ruled that under the state’s Human Rights Act, transgender people […]
#Finnpoe: The Problem with Queerbaiting
In Star Wars: The Last Jedi, a legion of fans waited with bated breath for the confirmation that Finn and Poe Dameron were in love. We read between the lines […]
Moana Directors Say LGBTQ+ Disney Princess Is a Possibility
LGBTQ+ representation in the media has gotten slightly better in 2017, but some Disney fans feel like an openly queer princess is long overdue. A petition was created by Twitter […]
Amazing Dad Created A Super Hero Inspired by Son with Down Syndrome
Being able to see yourself in the media you consume is incredibly important. Ryan Potter being cast as Beast Boy is a big deal. Jason Momoa being named Aquaman was/is a big deal. Representation plays a big […]
Justice League’s Ray Fisher and Jason Momoa Excited to Bring More Diversity to the DCEU
Justice League will be hitting theaters next month, and no one is more excited to be part of the iconic superhero team than Ray Fisher and Jason Momoa. Fisher and Momoa […]
First Look at Anthony Rapp’s Character in ‘Star Trek Discovery’
Star Trek Discovery premieres this Sunday its third episode, an episode that will make history as it would mark the appearance of the first openly gay character in the franchise […]
Editor For ‘Star Wars’ Wants To See More Diverse Films On Screen
Richard Chew, Academy winner for editing Star Wars with Paul Hirsch and Marcia Lucas back in 1977, had a conversation at the American Cinema Editors’ EditFest L.A. with The Hollywood […]