In honor of George Washington’s Birthday, we take a lighthearted look at American presidents as presented in fictional books, films and television.

Celebrate the greatness in all women with tales of strong, talented, brave, smart, tough, tricky – and generally awesome – female superheroes.

“Rain, Rain, Go Away…” We’ve assembled these books and films (fiction and nonfiction) to remind us that, no matter how much we feel like we’re starting to grow mold from all the rain we’ve had recently, our rain could be a lot worse.

George Romero (February 4, 1940 – July 16, 2017), changed the path of horror with his 1968 film, “Night of the Living Dead.”

The smart, brave, and irrepressible Harriet realizes her Sleeping Beauty curse comes with temporary loop-hole and she has a few years of immortality to make the best of in this rollicking fairy tale adventure.

20 years of correspondence between New York-based Hanff and her London bookstore of choice is so utterly charming, it’s become a classic.

Set at the BBC in 1956, this cancelled-too-soon drama is Mad Men meets the Newsroom, if written by John LeCarre.

Told from multiple perspectives, this delightful romcom has mixed-up luggage, technology-based generational divides, and stinky cheese-based plot twists.

Doreen Green has all the powers of a squirrel and a girl! Everyone should be reading this delightful, hilarious superhero series.

Cilla’s destined become a “Future Author Extraordinaire,” but when she starts her memoir, it’s clear some parts need to be rewritten. Can she change her own life story?