A short film on “gender roles, Trans, and what it is like to have an identity that deviates from the status quo.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du-eYiD9OfM&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop Zack Snyder’s Man Of Steel was a rather somber-looking film

Two Italian artists are using CDs to create beautiful pieces of art and comment on music theft.

Bailey was brought to the hospital with inexplicable paralysis from the waist down.

All countries have quirky traditions that probably look a little odd from the outside

There are few things I love more than articles defending teenage girls

The other day Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner sat down for one of the many, many interviews they’ve done on the mammoth press tour for The Avengers: Age Of Ultron.

More often than not astronauts are just big old nerds, which is just one of the many reasons I love them so much.

One of my favorite Disney scenes is the prologue to Beauty and the Beast, which is told through beautiful stained glass panels.

Every time I read an interview with a Downton Abbey cast member, they seem to be discussing how much downtime they have on set

There’s been a lot of discussion recently over how satire can and should be used as our society becomes increasingly aware of issues of inequality

Marvel’s highly anticipated The Avengers: The Age Of Ultron hits theaters next weekend.

The excellent sci-fi series Orphan Black returns this Saturday

In musical theater an “I Want” song is an early moment in the show when the protagonist gets to express his or her inner desires through music.

Now in its sixth year, VidCon—the world’s largest online video convention—is expanding beyond YouTube.

Vlogbrother/The Fault In Our Stars author John Green is one of my favorite people on the Internet (along with his brother Hank, of course).

If you haven’t already seen it, I can’t recommend Marvel’s new Netflix series Daredevil highly enough.

Neither the 1992 live action musical Newsies (starring a young Christian Bale!), nor the 1988 animated feature Oliver & Company Disney classics.

Writer S.E. Smith points out a hypocrisy in modern American society