TV, anime, Ghost in the Shell, Netflix By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,1:42 Like its indefatigable heroine Major Motoko Kusanagi, Ghost in the Shell continues to live on. Big on the Internet, Betty White, Billy Eichner, Gritty, Jenifer Lewis, Oscars By Kate Gardner on Fri,6:03 Naturally, we at The Mary Sue have some serious opinions on this matter. Big on the Internet, Amazon, women in comics By Vivian Kane on Fri,6:00 Amazon has a new series in the works that aims to take on one of our least favorite tropes in existence: fridging. Big on the Internet, Blumhouse Productions, female directors, things we saw today By Kate Gardner on Fri,5:48 May your weekend be less hellish than this week of terrible takes! Big on the Internet, Beto O'Rourke, politics, Stacey Abrams By Vivian Kane on Fri,5:25 If we're going to talk about who gets celebrated as an "outsider," we can't ignore that that label most often and easily gets applied to people who look like insiders. Big on the Internet, cbd oil, life elements, product reviews By Kaila Hale-Stern on Fri,5:21 Here at The Mary Sue, we're sometimes sent samples and products to review, and one caught my eye—a special CBD oil-infused bath bomb created to wink at the astrological ups and downs of Mercury in Retrograde. News, contributors, sexism, wage gap By Kylie Cheung on Fri,4:15 Taking into account how the 80-cent statistic is derived from the salaries of men and women who work full-time, the IWPR found that because women are more likely to drop or be pushed out of the labor force by child-care needs and a range of other domestic demands, the gender wage gap is actually closer to 49 cents on the dollar for women. Big on the Internet, TV, Charlie Cox, Daredevil, Netflix By Princess Weekes on Fri,4:03 Actor Charlie Cox speaks on the news of 'Daredevil' being canceled: "It’s quite painful for quite a lot of people." Movies, Avengers: Endgame, Steve Rogers By Rachel Leishman on Fri,3:38 There are things in our lives that bring us such joy—a smile to our face when nothing else could seem to. That was Steve Rogers's beard. A man who has seen some things, Steve grew a beard to overcome the pain that was Captain America: Civil War and, with his break-up from Tony Stark, took it upon himself to let his beard grow and grow, onto his face and into our hearts. Movies, Avengers: Endgame, Steve Rogers By Rachel Leishman on Fri,2:45 Now that the trailer for Avengers: Endgame is out, everyone is starting to theorize what we're going to see in the fourth installment of the Avengers movies, one that postures itself as an ending. We've already talked about the reactions to the trailer on Twitter, but there was one that stabbed us in the heart and refused to let us live. | 
