It's 2020, and K-pop sensation BTS is suddenly everywhere.

Sometime in the 2010s, anime went from a niche interest to an integral part of the pop culture zeitgeist.

Cats (2019) is perhaps the most unhinged film to hit screens this year.

The final episode of HBO's Watchmen pulled off a rare, shocking TV victory: It managed to resolve nearly every question it had raised over the course of the series.

HBO's highly enjoyable continuation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen comic book is packed with references to the source material.

The anime Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma is arguably best known for two things: its rampant fanservice, and its equally sexual food porn.

With temperatures dropping in New York City, December is the perfect month to post up on the couch and binge TV shows and holiday specials.

With the potential exception of Cats (2019), arguably no other trailer has sent Twitter into more of a tizzy this year than the first trailer for Paramount Pictures and Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog.

Swiping through Tinder, a dating and hookup app intended to foster relationships, has always felt a bit lonely and isolating.

No one but animation veteran Genndy Tartakovsky could have made Primal, a new series that debuted October 7 on Adult Swim.

Cartoon Network's Steven Universe felt like it had finally reached its climactic, heartwarming finale in Season 5, followed by an even more seemingly certain end in Steven Universe: The Movie.

The new anime film Promare, which recently premiered stateside, is perhaps the stupidest, most endearing, and most visually stunning piece of work in the genre you'll ever watch.