Nickelodeon’s sent the internet into a frenzy on Saturday when it tweeted about LGBTQ pride month, prompting “SPONGEBOB GAY” to trend on Twitter throughout the day.

“Celebrating #Pride with the LGBTQ+ community and their allies this month and every month,” said the tweet, which showed three characters in rainbow dress. June is internationally recognized as Pride month, though this year coronavirus forced organizers to cancel most annual queer pride parades nationwide.

Alexa & Katie has been through a lot since the first episodes aired in 2018, but their journey is about to come to an end. Part 4 of the Netflix show (aka Season 3, Part 2) will be the final episodes of the teen cancer comedy, which will see Alexa Mendoza (played by Paris Berelc) and Katie Cooper (Isabel May) end their senior year.

After three movies wondering about Rey’s (Daisy Ridley) surname, fans finally got their answer in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Of course, the resolution might not have pleased everyone. But Star Wars fans aren’t known for being easy to please. Now a new fan theory could complicate Rey’s family lineage even further.

Daisy Ridley’s Rey finally learned her true parentage

One of the most divisive elements of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was the return of Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid). Of course, his re-emergence turned out to be key to Rey’s backstory. In the film, Rey learns she is Palpatine’s granddaughter. But of course, Lucasfilm has added a lot more detail to that explanation.

While Star Wars fans have to wait until 2022 for the franchise’s next movie installment, there are already rumors about what the storyline could be.

Disney and Lucasfilm have officially announced that Taika Waititi will be directing its next Star Wars movie. Waititi, best known for his work on Thor: Ragnarok and the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, also worked as both an actor and director on Season 1 of The Mandalorian.

British model Munroe Bergdorf has said her social media messages have been "flooded" by racist and transphobic abuse since she announced she will join L'Oreal's UK diversity board.

The 32-year-old black and transgender activist was dropped by the cosmetics brand in 2017 after she spoke out against systematic racism in a Facebook post.

On Tuesday, L'Oreal Paris brand president Delphine Viguier said Bergdorf had agreed to serve as a consultant on the brand's UK Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board following an "honest, transparent and vulnerable" conversation.

Being "real" doesn't mean you can be racist.

Four cast members are not returning for another season of Bravo's "Vanderpump Rules" -- two over their racist social media posts, and the others after they racially profiled a coworker.

Netflix has removed an episode of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, which saw two characters wear blackface

The sixth episode from the second season, ‘Dee Reynolds: Shaping America’s Youth’, is no longer viewable on the streaming platform.

Fans quickly noticed that the episode, which sees Mac and Dee wear blackface, was missing and flocked to social media with their reactions.

America's Got Talent judge Heidi Klum recently got accused of bullying and body shaming a dancer on the show. 

This happened when Amanda LaCount came to perform on stage, the model didn't seem too impressed and was also booed by the audience. 

Many fans of the show also took to Twitter to show their disapproval of Heidi's reaction over the America's Got Talent contestant.

Netflix has just released a drama version of the true story of Paulette Gebara Farah, a four-year-old Mexican girl who disappeared from her bed. The six-part limited series, The Search, has been released on Netflix today.

Paulette was found dead days after a search for her in the local area. Her death was deemed as an accident, but the case has a lot of suspicion surrounding it.

Netflix has released a new true crime drama based on the true story of a little girl who was tragically found dead in her bedroom after a nine-day police search.

The series, named The Search, tells the story of Paulette Gebara Farah - a four-year-old Mexican girl with a number of learning disabilities who appeared to vanish overnight.

When Paulette disappeared in 2010, the community came together and began a tireless search to find her.

Paulette's mum, Lizette Farah, claimed she had put her little girl to bed that evening as normal - but because the four-year-old went missing in the middle of the night, police found it very difficult to find a lead.