Movies, Disney, Gargoyles, Jordan Peele By Jessica Mason on Mon,11:32 My afternoons had one consistent highlight from around 1995 to 97: I had to wait through the Aladdin animated series to get to it, or sometimes even Goof Troop, but even that couldn’t dampen my tiny, proto-goth devotion to my favorite show. It was dramatic, dark and fantastical. And awesome. Yes, I’m talking about Gargoyles. Also known as one of the greatest animated series of all time. TV, HBO, Insecure, Issa Rae By Charline Jao on Mon,11:17 Issa's working, saving, and living with Daniel platonically—for now. And wait, is Lawrence really gone? Movies, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz, The Favourite By Charline Jao on Mon,8:40 You know when a film wins you over with just its premise and cast? That's what The Favourite is for me, with its promise of eighteenth-century power struggles, female power dynamics, and a specific frame of Rachel Weisz. TV, abortion, michelle wolf, The Break with Michelle Wolf By Charline Jao on Mon,7:44 In light of Anthony Kennedy's retirement from the Supreme Court, Michelle Wolf reminds us why it's essential women have access to safe and legal abortions. Big on the Internet, Gal Gadot, things we saw today, Wonder Woman By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,5:36 One of the things we love about Gal Gadot is that she embodies the warm, empathetic heart of her alter ego, Diana of Themyscira. Case in point: Gadot dressed up in her Wonder Woman outfit and paid a visit to Inova Children's Hospital in Annandale, Virginia while on a break from shooting Wonder Woman 1984. Big on the Internet, Frozone, Killer Frost, Mr. Freeze By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,4:59 Distract yourself from the hot hot heat by marathoning our favorite frosty heroes and villains. Big on the Internet, Movies, James Mangold, Rian Johnson, Star Wars (franchise) By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,2:09 It's been seven months since the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and director Rian Johnson is still facing an onslaught of internet nerd rage from butthurt fanboys. Gaming, TV, Ingress, Netflix, Niantic By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,12:37 Niantic head John Hanke announced that an Ingress animated series will be coming soon to Netflix. The series is based on Niantic's original mobile phone augmented reality game, which launched in 2013 and has been downloaded by over 20 million users. The game was a pre-cursor to Niantic's wildly popular Pokemon Go, which has earned nearly $2 billion since it was released in 2016. |
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