Amplifying Our Voices
The Last of Us star Nico Parker is HBO’s hero of the hour
Parker plays a small but pivotal part in The Last of Us Episode 1.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever changed Atlantis "out of respect," director says
Audiences are going to see the sunken city in a different light.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever originally had an Endgame-centric story, director reveals
Ryan Coogler opens up about the original script before Chadwick Boseman died in 2020.
16 years later, Sammy “Mini-Mall” Stephens is still trying to go viral
“Everything the kids are doing on TikTok? I started that. I’m the godfather of — what’d you call ’em? — memes.”
Black Panther 2 is wading into the messy history of Atlantis
EV ownership has a racial gap — one major change could bridge the divide
Today’s charging infrastructure favors homeowners, who are more likely to be white.
53 years ago, NASA convinced America to go to the Moon — can they do it again?
“$12 a day to feed an astronaut. We could feed a starving child for $8.”
How Watchmen uses time travel to explore the sinister cycles of racism
The HBO adaptation of the iconic graphic novel examines generational trauma via time alteration.
Atlanta Season 3 review: Donald Glover is more confident and unpredictable than ever
The FX series returns to remind you there is nothing else quite like it.
Aisha Tyler wants to see her 'Diabolical' characters on 'The Boys'
Superheroes are just like wrestlers!
Peacemaker star on Episode 7's shocking twist: “His sacrifice is worthwhile.”
Chukwudi Iwuji walks Inverse through Peacemaker’s shocking reveal and his upcoming role in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
What’s wrong with wanting to be saved?
Just because I’m a Black, queer, woman, and ostensibly un-Christian doesn’t mean I don’t want a Sky Daddy to come and make things easier for me.
We, the Super Ones
Black women are already superheroes, even if Hollywood doesn’t see it.
Roxane Gay: A letter from the editor
Africa's first kid superhero is “liberating” a generation of fans
Super Sema has a chance to inspire a new generation with its positive outlook on science and technology.
Lashana Lynch doesn’t want to be the next James Bond. She’s thinking bigger.
“We’ve been focusing on James Bond for so long,” Lynch tells Inverse. “Who else is here?”
