Nothing says 2022 like kitchen chaos, disappointing men, dystopia -- and cake.

Shows like "The Boys" and "The Umbrella Academy" explore the surreal in our own world -- grounding us in our damning reality.

The whodunit only reinforces the existing political and social status quo -- a template that feels woefully out of date.

Critics note the cultural inauthenticity of the original title continues to have real-life consequences for the Puerto Rican community.

Distorted portrayals of trans realities from a stereotypical and heteronormative gaze only embolden existing transphobia.

We feel like we have to "cloak our... tastes in a layer of irony" in order to protect our street credit, researchers say.

This week in The Buzz Cut, we unpack Nicki Minaj's controversial truth and Lois Lane's legacy as a superhero girlfriend.

From “Ted Lasso” to the women’s hockey team, social interest in underdogs comes from a desire for inspiration and relatability.

By endangering the legacy of cinema halls, the pandemic has denied people a gateway to entertainment, and a part of their own selves.

The movie is better but flawed, sexist but still progressive -- showing a story before and of its time.

The movie is flawed -- but depicts a nuanced idea of family, relationships, and societal identity.

From "Robin Hood" to "Lupin," the heist genre packs anti-capitalist themes, offers a thrilling chase, and is aspirational in nature.

The vigilante exists to "solve" the problem by making the problem disappear.

This week on The Buzz Cut, we bring you the aftermath of a royal rupture and how AI is mastering poetry.