The X-Men's resident telepath Jean Grey outs Iceman as gay in All New X-Men #40. She makes the revelation after he comments on the hotness of the provocatively dressed superheroine Magik. These aren't the modern X-Men but their younger selves, who time travel to the present. Iceman initially denies it and notes that his ... [Read More]

Bart Simpson is forever writing new chalkboard punishments yet he always sees the same people as he skates through Springfield. This isn't by happenstance reveals this week's Simpsons episode "Peeping Mom." The residents apparently stand in front of Moe's Tavern waiting for Bart to skate past them each week. "Well, the ... [Read More]

Jimmy Kimmel assembled nearly the entire cast of Avengers: Age of Ultron but Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo had their own private team up. The host introduced them to gay fan art featuring Tony Stark and Bruce Banner dubbed lab bros and science bros. Kimmel showed them progressively more erotic art that climaxed with ... [Read More]

Hillary Clinton won't officially announce her candidacy for the presidency until Sunday but Saturday Night Live obtained a very dry run recorded on her phone. Hillary (Kate McKinnon) receives unheeded advice from her personal assistant (Vanessa Bayer), who suggests she refrain from referring to herself to avoid the air of ... [Read More]

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver went on location in Russia for an exclusive interview with Edward Snowden, who was granted asylum in the country after leaking documents obtained while working for the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). The host described him as "the most famous hero and/or traitor in recent American ... [Read More]

Walking Dead's Norman Reedus made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live during Weekend Update. Pete Davidson, resident young person, reviewed the show which scares the daylights out him. Davidson said he wouldn't fare well in the zombie apocalypse due to his love of marijuana. He explained that he's worried about ... [Read More]

The Fantastic Four reboot will be more dramatic and less cartoonish than previous films according to director Josh Trank (Chronicle). That starts with empowering the female lead Susan Storm AKA the Invisible Woman played by Kate Mara (American Horror Story: Murder House). "There have always been two categories of Sue - ... [Read More]