Movies, Ed Brubaker, marvel studios, The Winter Soldier By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,3:30 “I loved working at Marvel. I had a great time there. But at the same time, I also feel like, you know, be a little bit more generous. Like, invite us to the afterparty.” The post Winter Soldier Creator Ed Brubaker Sees Little Profit From Marvel and Disney first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Harrison Ford, Indiana Jones 5, Mads Mikkelsen By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:51 I don't know what in the world Indiana Jones 5 is going to be, and I don't really care. Each new announcement just has me going, "Okay great! Good, let's go!" and this one is no different. The post Mads Mikkelsen Joins the Cast of Indiana Jones 5. Bring Me This Chaos! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Science, archeology, creepy, Wales By Jessica Mason on Thu,2:39 A ring found in Wales features a skull and is also engraved with the Latin phrase "memento mori." It means "remember that you die." The post Welsh Treasure Trove Reminds Us of the Memento Mori first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Karen Olivo, Scott Rudin By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:26 Karen Olivo is paving the way for performers to take a stand against Broadway's silence on Scott Rudin, and I hope others follow suit. The post Karen Olivo Takes a Stand Against Broadway’s Silence on Scott Rudin, Won’t Return to Moulin Rouge! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Gaming, Nintendo, Pokémon (franchise), Pokémon Go By Briana Lawrence on Thu,1:31 The New Pokémon Snap Celebration runs from April 29 to May 2, giving trainers the ability to take part in photography-themed events via Pokémon Go. The post Pokémon Is Going and Snapping in Upcoming Pokémon Go/New Pokémon Snap Collaboration first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, Big on the Internet, 2020 Tokyo Olympics, 2021 Olympics, Olympics By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,1:08 There is something deeply funny about dressing the fittest folks on the planet in the least flattering looks possible. Let the games begin, I guess. The post USA and Canada Come Together To Mock Their Respective Olympics Uniforms first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Joe Biden, Last Week Tonight, refugees By Vivian Kane on Thu,12:57 Thousands of refugees and asylum seekers are being denied entry to the U.S., despite Biden's campaign promises. John Oliver isn't having it. The post John Oliver Slams Biden’s Delay in Reversing Trump’s Destructive Refugee Policies: “Pick Up a F***ing Pen and Do the Right Thing” first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Odette Annable, The CW, Walker By Jessica Mason on Thu,12:49 We talked with Odette Annable about playing Geri on Walker, what to expect from her return and what it's been like filming in her adopted hometown of Austin. The post Walker’s Odette Annable Talks Geri’s Big Return first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, action figures, magazines, toys By Briana Lawrence on Thu,11:51 In the Spring Issue of Pop Insider, toy photographer Mitchel Wu created a cover that showcased toys standing triumphantly above the charred remains of 2020. The post The Pop Insider’s Spring 2021 Cover Encapsulates How I Survived 2020 first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, #StopAsianHate, Bao Nguyen, GoFundMe By Rachel Leishman on Wed,6:01 Indie film director Bao Nguyen has teamed up with GoFundMe to produce a short film dedicated to the #StopAsianHate movement. The post Things We Saw Today: Director Bao Nguyen Teamed Up With GoFundMe for a #StopAsianHate Short Film first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies & TV, TV, anime, CrunchyRoll, Funimation By Briana Lawrence on Wed,5:52 In our final Spring Anime 2021 First Episode Guide, we take a look at some new Funimation series, and a recent Crunchyroll release. The post Spring 2021 Anime Season First Episode Blitz (Part Three – Funimation and Extra Crunchyroll) first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Disney parks, Disneyland, inclusion By Jessica Mason on Wed,5:47 Disney announced the parks would be adding a new key principle: Inclusion. This will apply specifically to how cast members are allowed to present themselves. The post Disney Parks Introduce New Inclusion Initiative, Will Allow Tattoos and Gender-Inclusive Costumes first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, representation By Princess Weekes on Wed,5:31 "When [Luther] first came out everybody loved the fact that Idris Elba was in there – a really strong, Black character lead. We all fell in love with him. Who didn't, right? But after you got into about the second series you got kind of like, okay, he doesn't have any Black friends, he doesn't eat any Caribbean food, this doesn't feel authentic." The post BBC Diversity Chief Calls Character of Luther Not “Authentic,” but What Does That Even Mean? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Fast & Furious, Jurassic World, Vin Diesel By Lyra Hale on Wed,5:26 As if Fast & Furious couldn't get any more ridiculous, director Justin Lin isn't ruling out a Jurassic World crossover with the action-packed franchise. The post 5 Ways a Fast & Furious/Jurassic World Crossover Could Happen first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, John Cornyn, Kristen Clarke, politics By Vivian Kane on Wed,5:24 John Cornyn had issues with an article Clarke wrote when she was a student at Harvard, not realizing the article was satire. The post Republicans Just Could Not Stop Embarrassing Themselves During Kristen Clarke’s Historic Confirmation Hearing Today first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Captain America (character), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sam Wilson By Rachel Leishman on Wed,5:18 Today marks an important day for Marvel fans: It's Sam Wilson's birthday! The post Happy Birthday to My Captain America: Sam Wilson first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, News, COVID vaccine, COVID-19, menstruation By Jessica Mason on Wed,5:05 Some researchers believe that the COVID vaccine has an effect on menstrual cycles and are gathering evidence on if vaccines change periods. The post The COVID Vaccine Might Mess With Your Period first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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