From Fox News' new slogan to President Trump's "witch hunt" tweet, here's everything the internet was talking about last week.
William Moulton Marston created the heroine to acclimate boys to the idea of strong and powerful women.
Other media might be striving for utopia, but not videogames. Judging from the many demos at E3, the industry is more apocalypse-minded than ever.
From a young writer named Jordan Peele to Kim and Kanye's first meeting, the Comedy Central pilot remains one of pop culture's greatest oddities.
Talking about conspiracy theories—even to dispute them—still allows them to spread.
The season finale of Hulu's show promises a story for Offred that Margaret Atwood's book never told.
The writer-director is launching a new film incubator, and there's plenty more genre oddness on deck.
The tradeshow might still have value, but the publishers' dog and pony shows do more harm than good.
Now that Netflix is looking out for its bottom line, its transition to "TV network" seems to be complete.
Thanks to better analytics, producers will finally know how much you're listening—and when you're not.