Movies, LEGO Batman (movie), The LEGO Movie, The LEGO Movie Sequel By Chelsea Steiner on Mon,3:59 The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part may not be coming out until February 2019, but that doesn't mean that our favorite master builders can't get in on some holiday fun. TV, Doctor Who By Rachel Leishman on Mon,3:53 If you travel with the Doctor, you follow her rules, and this week, Graham proved that he is one of the bravest men she has ever met. Sponsored, books, fantasy, science fiction, sponsored ads By Princess Weekes on Mon,3:21 Women in science fiction and fantasy have a legacy that is much longer than people give them credit for. Movies, Amy Adams, DCEU, Lois Lane By Kate Gardner on Mon,3:05 It's not a happy holiday for those of us who love Amy Adams' turn as Lois Lane in Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, and Justice League. Big on the Internet, John Cho, Star Trek 4 (Kelvin) By Kate Gardner on Mon,2:51 "For me it would be important personally to make one more at least." Books, Cover Reveal, Rebecca Schaeffer By Princess Weekes on Mon,1:54 The awesome people at HMH Books have allowed us to share an exclusive first look at the cover for the second book in the Market of Monsters series, Only Ashes Remain, which continues with Nita on her journey to villainy. Big on the Internet, homophobia, Kevin Hart, Nick Cannon By Vivian Kane on Mon,1:45 Over the weekend, Nick Cannon offered what appeared to be a defense of Hart by reposting old tweets from a number of white female comedians. Sarah Silverman, Amy Schumer, and Chelsea Handler have all posted tweets using homophobic slurs, namely the f-word. Cannon retweeted them, commenting "Interesting, I wonder if there was any backlash here..." and "I’m just saying... should we keep going???" Movies, Birds of Prey, Bumblebee, Christina Hodson By Chelsea Steiner on Mon,1:34 We sat down with the British screenwriter to find out more about the inspiration behind Bumblebee, growing up geeky, and why Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2: Judgement Day remains one of the best onscreen heroines ever. Movies, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse By Rachel Leishman on Mon,12:20 The movie starts just as every origin story does—except that we're seeing multiple origin stories at the same time, and it does an incredible job of mocking the typical format for a superhero movie while also giving us all the necessary information we need about the new spider-characters we meet. Comics, Shonen Jump, Viz Media By Princess Weekes on Mon,11:14 Shonen Jump has announced a new digital platform giving readers access to free new chapters and, for a price, a full back catalog of different series like One Piece and Dragon Ball Z Movies, If Beale Street Could Talk, review By Princess Weekes on Mon,10:45 If Beale Street Could Talk is important, topical, beautiful, and most importantly, a magnificent piece of art. Movies, Sonic the Hedgehog By Dan Van Winkle on Mon,10:41 The Detective Pikachu trailer does not have the market cornered on upsetting takes on our favorite video game characters. No, there's still, really, a live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie on the way (with a computer animated Sonic) and this first look that gives us a quick view of the blue bur reaches Mr. Mime levels of unsettling. TV, Netflix, Stranger Things By Charline Jao on Mon,8:14 The description reads "In the summer of 1985, the adventure continues." Big on the Internet, Google Doodle, Nelly Sachs, poetry By Charline Jao on Mon,7:57 Born on this day in 1891 Berlin, Jewish poet Nelly Sachs is the subject of today's Google Doodle. Big on the Internet, Ellen Page, The Umbrella Academy, things we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,5:49 The first teaser has dropped for Netflix's The Umbrella Academy series, based on the comic book series written by My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way and illustrated by Gabriel Bá. Movies, Bumblebee, Hailee Steinfeld, Transformers By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,4:32 Bumblebee takes us back to the 1980's (literally and figuratively) for an intimate, character-driven fable that hearkens back to the beloved Spielbergian family films of the Amblin era. |
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