From Silence of the Lambs and The Accused to Nyad and True Detective, Jodie Foster and her career are incredibly empowering.

Kate Winslet thinks that intimacy coordinators for sex scenes are a great thing for the film industry.

Dune: Part Two's Zendaya and Florence Pugh recall the story about how they met through fashion, and why they adore each others' styles so much.

Christina Ricci explains why staying naked on the set of Black Snake Moan was empowering for her.

Melissa McCarthy shares a message from the past.

Can't wait.

Between Barack Obama and King Arthur, it's clear that Devon Terrell doesn't mind taking on roles that come with a lot of expectations. After his breakout role in the 2016 Obama biopic Barry, Terrell is poised to reach bigger audiences than ever in Netflix's new fantasy drama Cursed. A retelling of Arthurian Legend based on Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler's comic of the same name, the series puts the mythic figure of Nimue (Katherine Langford), aka the Lady of the Lake, at the center of the story long before the sword in the stone or the …

Ray Fisher has nothing but praise for his Justice League director.

Marvel's MCU as well as Marvel Television are both full of empowering women. But these 10 portrayals of women characters stand out at the best.

While the emergence of the Infinity Saga was mostly lead by men, the women of the MCU have since begun their ascent to power. Here's the best moments.

Television has made progress in creating strong and complex female heroes and villains. We take a look at the most empowering women on TV this decade!

The Bold Type can be an incredibly empowering show for women in 2019, and here we narrow down the 10 most "girl power" moments.

If you need a hopeful, uplifting, and positive force for change in your streaming schedule, turn to the Disney+ docu-series, Marvel's Hero Project. The non-fiction show reveals the remarkable, positive change 20 young, real-life heroes are making in their own communities. These inspiring, driven and engaging kids have dedicated their lives to selfless acts of bravery and kindness, and now, Marvel celebrates them by welcoming them into Marvel’s Hero Project. The episodes are set up like this: The first, introductory part sees various Marvel Comics execs highlighting the impact that the young hero in question …

Ricky from Trailer Park Boys has a very strange way with words, and we're here to count 10 of his most infamous "Rickyisms."

In HBO's Westworld, Maeve is one of the most fascinating and complex characters. She manages to gain consciousness and completely self-actualize in a world that has spent considerable amounts of time, money, and effort ensuring that she doesn't do exactly that. When she does manage to discover the truth behind the park and the gruesome way many of the humans are treating the hosts, she reacts in two ways: With anger, and then love.

When it comes to Game Of Thrones, Daenerys Targaryen has become a controversial character. Theories as to what she’ll do next and where she’ll end up are scattered on every end of the spectrum. She was most popular when the series first began but as time has gone on, people have begun to question her decisions; even going so far as to wonder if she’ll end up like her father, the Mad King.

In the Harry Potter series, Hermione Granger was an inspiration to every young girl out there. She was the perfect mix of a good head and a good heart, brave and selfless with a huge amount of intelligence to back it all up. As such, she had some of the best lines in the series. J.K. Rowling herself said that when she wanted to say something through her characters, she would usually use Hermione or Dumbledore.