Big on the Internet, Annabelle, The Conjuring, things we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,5:52 Evil dolls: they're just like us! Comics, DC Comics, DC Universe, Jim Lee By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,4:32 Lee also discussed the future of DC, which will feature a heavy emphasis on global readership and digital content. Big on the Internet, Canada, COVID-19, Ryan Reynolds By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,2:47 In the meantime, at least we've got Reynolds and Rogen on the case. News, Louis DeJoy, USPS, vote by mail By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,12:45 With only 78 days until the election, time is of the essence. Our democracy quite literally depends on it. Big on the Internet, George Miller, Imperator Furiosa, Mad Max: Fury Road By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,6:04 If you're anything like visionary director George Miller, you've no doubt wondered what became of Imperator Furiosa after the events of Mad Max: Fury Road. News, protest, USPS, vote by mail By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,5:13 Make a plan to vote early and safely. Our democracy literally depends on it. Movies, Jamie Foxx, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Project Power By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,3:32 Still, despite its shortcomings, the film delivers an entertaining entry into Netflix's summer of blockbuster movies. Big on the Internet, Trump, Twitter, women By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,12:49 Big on the Internet, Marge Simpson, The Simpsons, things we saw today By Kaila Hale-Stern on Fri,6:00 Trump attorney Jenna Ellis tried to mock Kamala Harris by saying she sounds like Marge Simpson. Marge Simpson isn't having it. Big on the Internet, nature, Twitter memes By Rachel Leishman on Fri,4:59 Nature is healing, and the boars are finally on the rise. Oh wait, is that not a normal part of nature? Boars don't just run out of the ocean and attack humans for being at the beach instead of social distancing at home? Weird. Movies, queer representation, The Rocky Horror Picture Show By Jessica Mason on Fri,4:48 The Rocky Horror Picture Show turned 45 this week, but the queer magic that awakened generations remains as strong as ever. News, Coronavirus, politics, Senate By Vivian Kane on Fri,3:45 I hope those senators enjoy doing real vacationy things like spending time with their loved ones and going to the beach and all the other things the rest of us can't do. TV, Doom Patrol, Interviews, Jeremy Carver By Jessica Mason on Fri,2:49 We talked with Jeremy Carver about the themes and delights of season two of Doom Patrol, and adjusting to a surprise season finale thanks to COVID. Movies, Bill & Ted Face the Music, Weezer By Rachel Leishman on Fri,1:53 Bill & Ted Face the Music is something I've been waiting a long time for, and when the movie is released at the end of this month, I'm going to watch it and let myself be reminded that God gave rock'n'roll to us and that we should always be excellent to each other. News, donald trump, Lies, the white house By Vivian Kane on Fri,1:51 HuffPost's senior White House Correspondent S.V. Dáte is a national hero. Movies, Matt Reeves, Robert Pattinson, The Batman (film) By Princess Weekes on Fri,1:36 The Batman cowriter Mattson Tomlin said that the upcoming newest installment in the Batman universe is going to dealing with his trauma. Movies, Avengers, contributor, Marvel Cinematic Universe By Nisha Ward on Fri,12:46 If you can turn your brain off for upwards of a few hours each, they’re perfectly fine movies. The problem comes when you think about them and what they mean in terms of global politics, ideology, and imagery. That’s when they cease to be just fun movies. Movies, DC Fandome By Rachel Leishman on Fri,12:14 DC FanDome is giving DC fans plenty of content from their favorite characters while we're all stuck at home, away from the conventions we'd normally thrive on. With the "Hall of Heroes," everything from The CW programming to original shows from DC Universe and DC movies is getting its time to shine. It's just ... not that much time. Movies, Annabelle Wallis, The Mummy, Tom Cruise By Jessica Mason on Fri,11:50 Tom Cruise's Mummy co-star Annabelle Wallis says he doesn't like people running with him on screen, but she managed to do it. Books, Alice Walker, literature, The Color Purple By Princess Weekes on Fri,11:47 Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Color Purple is one of the most important books in the modern Black American canon. It tackles the sexual and emotional trauma of Black women through the main character, Celie, and the many other women she comes across in her life, including the one she comes to love, Shug Avery. | 
