To mark the event, the writers behind The Simpsons took some time to reflect on Donald Trump's first 100 days as President of the United States. And the least we can say is that it looks pretty depressing... The sequence will appear in the episode called 'Looking for Mr. Goodbart', airing this Sunday on FOX, and a video preview has already been shared on the official Twitter account of the show.

Rotten Tomatoes could be doing more harm to the cinema industry than it is serving it. At least that's the message Hollywood directors and producers like Brett Ratner (Family Man, Rush Hour) are trying to convey. It's during the Sun Valley Film Festival that Ratner, who was speaking at the event, began a rant against the film review aggregation website, stating that it was “the worst thing that we have in today’s movie culture."

A federal lawsuit was field on Tuesday by Totall Recall screenwriter, Gary Goldman, who accuses Disney of stealing the idea of Zootopia, including character appearances, storylines, and even dialogues. Although a representative for Disney has already refuted the claim, stating: "Mr. Goldman’s lawsuit is riddled with patently false allegations," a lot of the material Goldman is bringing forward to support his assertion demonstrates a few staggering similarities with the Award-winning animated movie.

Julia is smiley, curious, and loves to play. She is a great singer and can remember all the lyrics of many songs. And she also has autism. On April 10, Sesame Street will welcome Julia, its first autistic character, during the episode 'Meet Julia' on HBO and PBS Kids. A groundbreaking move that the team behind the kids TV series have been working on for several years as an effort to normalize how children interact with each other, no matter their differences.