The first full-length trailer for Amazon's much-anticipated Lord of the Rings series dropped Friday, revealing scenic landscapes, massive battles, evil monsters and heroic characters as part of a series that is said to be "based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien."
After a recently leaked draft opinion revealed that the Supreme Court will likely overturn Roe v. Wade, many well-known companies, including Amazon, Tesla and Apple, announced that they will provide funding for employees who need to travel out of state to get an abortion.
Families who feared Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series would be filled with R-rated content can rest easy. That’s according to co-creator and showrunner Patrick McCay, who told Vanity Fair he wants the show to be enjoyed by fans across the spectrum – including by tweens.
Amazon announced last week that it has changed its policy and will no longer be selling books that label gender dysphoria or LGBT identity as a “mental illness.”
A group of U.S. Senators has written to Amazon's CEO asking for an explanation as to why the trans-critical book When Harry Became Sally was removed from his online shopping platform.
A scholar's book that is critical of the transgender movement has been removed from Amazon without any explaination.
A U.S. District Judge has decided that Amazon does not have to restore Parlar, a social media app favored by the far right, to its web hosting service.
Conservative social media site Parler is suing Amazon for pulling it from its web hosting services.
A prominent left-leaning group is urging Amazon to drop Christian organizations like the Billy Graham Evangelical Association and Focus on the Family from its popular AmazonSmile charity because they oppose same-sex marriage.
Fans are voicing outrage over speculation that Amazon's new Lord of the Rings series may feature graphic nudity.
