Big on the Internet, Daredevil, Jeph Loeb, racism By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,2:12 Looking back on Daredevil, the series struggled with its portrayal of The Hand, and absolutely gave short shrift to Nobu and Madame Gao. Big on the Internet, Comic-Con@Home, San Diego Comic-Con, sdcc By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,12:48 What panels are you most looking forward to today? Big on the Internet, Charlize Theron, Mad Max: Fury Road, things we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,5:49 Movies, Marie Curie, Marjane Satrapi, Rosamund Pike By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,4:45 Is there a film genre more well-worn, more riddled with cliches than the prestige biopic? Big on the Internet, Comic-Con@Home, San Diego Comic-Con, sdcc By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,2:32 What are you most excited about watching today? Big on the Internet, jokes, Twitter By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,12:26 Do you have a favorite "I have a joke" joke? Share it in the comments! Movies, Gail Simone, movies we love to hate, things we saw today By Kaila Hale-Stern on Fri,6:00 What are the movies that everyone seems to wax rhapsodic about, but you can't stand? Big on the Internet, Kayleigh McEnany, paw patrol, White House By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:48 I know this isn't really funny at all and is actually terrifying—because the White House press secretary is openly lying about children's television—yet I still can't stop laughing over the fact that they're lying about Paw Patrol. News, Black Lives Matter, donald trump, Joe Biden, Republicans By Vivian Kane on Fri,5:17 Republicans are showing footage of current situations as a warning about a hypothetical future. Space, Aliens, the truth, UFO By Jessica Mason on Fri,4:39 So, the Pentagon totally has studied alien spacecraft? No big deal. TV, H.P. Lovecraft, HBO, Lovecraft Country By Princess Weekes on Fri,3:43 Today, the official trailer for HBO’s upcoming series Lovecraft Country came out. Based on the book by the same name, by author Matt Ruff, the story is about Atticus Black, who embarks on a road trip, with his friend Letitia and his Uncle George, across 1950s Jim Crow America in search of his missing father. […] Movies, How It Should Have Ended, Spider-Man 2 By Rachel Leishman on Fri,3:24 Spider-Man 2 is often hailed as the best Spider-Man movie, and while that used to be the case, I think there it's been surpassed at this point. Big on the Internet, astrology, mansplaining, sexism By Jessica Mason on Fri,2:50 There's just something about astrology that some men really hate, and we have to ask ... why? TV, legacies, The CW, The Originals, The Vampire Diaries By Princess Weekes on Fri,2:08 "No never, never. You're never going to see it." TV, Andrew Scott, His Dark Materials, Phoebe Waller-Bridge By Rachel Leishman on Fri,1:28 John Parry’s dæmon Sayan Kötör takes the form of an osprey in the books, but ... what if Parry's dæmon were a fox? Big on the Internet, Arthurian mythology, King Arthur, Legends By Princess Weekes on Fri,12:48 From Guinevere and Morgan le Fay to Lynette and Lyonesse, the women in Arthurian legend are seductive, malevolent, manipulative, noble, and tragic—open to being more deeply examined by a writer, but very easily placed into stereotypical boxes if appropriate care is not taken. Here are three of my favorites. News, anthony fauci, baseball By Vivian Kane on Fri,12:33 Take chances! Don't be afraid to fail! Wear a mask! TV, Hallmark, Hallmark Countdown to Christmas, LGBTQ Representation By Jessica Mason on Fri,11:57 The Hallmark Channel has announced that they will finally be adding LGBTQ stories to their holiday Christmas movie lineup. Big on the Internet, income inequality, Twitter, wealth By Kaila Hale-Stern on Thu,6:21 The way that people are perceived for the same actions and behaviors turns on a dime based on the amount of money that they have. News, cognitive ability, cognitive decline, donald trump By Vivian Kane on Thu,5:50 Trump's repeated bragging about passing a basic cognitive test is strange and troubling for so many different reasons. |
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