Books, books, fandom, Geek By Larissa Irankunda on Thu,2:48 During the '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s, fandom, or "fannishness" was considered a niche community, with participants connecting through snail mail, small gatherings, and the very first structures of what we would now recognize as conventions and comic cons. For women especially, navigating the community often felt like being an "other" in an already "othered" space, which, as you can imagine, was frustrating beyond belief. The post Geek Elders Speak: In Our Own Voices Beautifully Shows That Women Always Had a Voice in Fandom first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, tiktok, Wanda Maximoff, WandaVision By Lyra Hale on Thu,2:27 Just when you thought WandaVision couldn't make you cry anymore, someone went and did a TikTok mash-up with Disney's Up and we're not ok. The post This WandaVision and Up Crossover Will Make You Ugly Cry first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, agatha harkness, Wanda Maximoff, WandaVision By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:11 TV, anime, Funimation, shipping By Briana Lawrence on Thu,2:06 Sports anime is full of themes of friendship, lifelong bonds, and conflicts that make you scream JUST KISS ALREADY. SK8 the Infinity is no exception. The post SK8 the Infinity Sports Anime Was Made for Shipping, So Let’s Talk About It! first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, andrew dabb, Kansas, Supernatural By Jessica Mason on Thu,1:42 Months after the Supernatural finale aired, we have a better idea of the pre-COVID finale thanks to a note from showrunner Andrew Dabb. The post The Original Pre-COVID Supernatural Finale Would Have Included a Kansas Concert in Heaven first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, police violence, violence against women By Princess Weekes on Thu,1:21 On March 3rd, Sarah Everard, 33, was spotted while walking home to Brixton from a friend’s house in Clapham, England. That was the last time anyone has seen her. Everard's disappearance has sparked a conversation about the threat women face from men. The post The Disappearance of Sarah Everard Is a Chilling Reminder of the Violence Women Face by Simply Walking Home first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, American Rescue Plan, Mississippi, Republicans By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,12:32 The senior senator from Mississippi voted no on the bill, and is now trying to take credit for it. The post Republican Senator Roger Wicker Tried To Take Credit for the American Rescue Plan He Voted Against first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Fox & Friends, meghan markle, racism By Vivian Kane on Thu,11:50 The American conservative media will do anything to keep from siding with a Black woman, including rushing to defend the British monarchy. The post Hold On, Did Fox News Try To Use COLONIALISM as Proof That the British Monarchy Isn’t Racist? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Comics, comics, DC, LGBTQIA By Lyra Hale on Thu,11:48 DC Comics is celebrating Pride Month in style in the form of an 80-page anthology dedicated to LGBTQIA+ characters from across the DC Universe. The post DC Comics Will Celebrate Pride Month With DC Pride Anthology first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Anna Fricke, Jared Padalecki, Walker By Jessica Mason on Thu,11:22 To prepare for the return of 'Walker,' we chatted with showrunner Anna Fricke about where Walker's head is at going into "Bar None." The post Walker Showrunner Anna Fricke Previews an Emotional New Episode first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon By Princess Weekes on Thu,10:14 Olivia Cooke will be playing Alicent Hightower in the upcoming Game of Thrones spinoff series House of the Dragon, and she has shared that this upcoming series won't have the same graphic violence towards women for no reason that was part of the previous series. The post Game of Thrones Spinoff House of the Dragon Won’t Have “Egregious” Graphic Violence Towards Women, Says Lead first appeared on The Mary Sue. Gaming, Nintendo, shipping, Super Mario Bros. (franchise) By Briana Lawrence on Wed,5:32 Honestly, Bowser kidnapping Peach has become a regularly scheduled event. Maybe it's because he, Peach, and Mario just like hanging out with each other. The post Super Mario Brothers Is the Story of a Polyship in the Middle of an Epic Roleplay, in This Essay I Will— first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Doom Patrol, Michelle Gomez, things we saw today By Jessica Mason on Wed,5:11 Rejoice, O nerds, one of our favorite actresses, Michelle Gomez, is set to join one of our favorite shows. The post Things We Saw Today: Michelle Gomez Will Join Doom Patrol Season Three! first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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