| Gaming, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, anniversary, Nintendo Switch By Briana Lawrence on Thu,3:45 March 20th will be the one-year anniversary of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the Nintendo Switch game that single-handedly made 2020 more bearable. The post Some of My Absolute Favorite Things About Animal Crossing: New Horizons to Celebrate Its Upcoming Anniversary first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, Brookfield Zoo, Otters, Pedro Pascal By Rachel Leishman on Thu,3:38 I would like to personally thank the Brookfield Zoo for delighting me with content of Pedro Pascal and otters. It felt specific to me and my interests and I will take any and all content of Pascal the Otter just going about his day. The post Pascal the Otter and Pedro Pascal Need to Be Friends first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, Green Lantern, Ryan Reynolds, twitter moment By Jessica Mason on Thu,3:23 Ryan Reynolds live-tweeted Green Lantern, a movie he starred in but never actually watched. The post Ryan Reynolds Tweeted His First Viewing of Green Lantern and It Was as Fun as You’d Expect first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Mark Duplass, Natalie Morales, sxsw 2021 By Lyra Hale on Thu,3:17 Language Lessons, the feature directorial debut of Natalie Morales, is hands down one of the best movies you could catch at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival. The post SXSW Review: Language Lessons Is a Raw Look at Digital Relationships in 2021 first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Disney+, Loki, Tom Hiddleston By Kaila Hale-Stern on Thu,2:42 Marvel Studios and Disney+ have released new "key art" for Tom Hiddleston's trickster character, in the form of a poster that gives us some more hints about what to expect. The post New Loki Key Art Shows Our Trash Son in a Special Collar first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Venom: Let There Be Carnage By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:12 I finally thought we were out of the "here's a new release date" world and yet...we're right back in it. Venom: Let There Be Carnage is now pushed to a September 17th release date and...I'll never be free. The post Venom: Let There Be Carnage Has Been Delayed Again first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Comics, Aaron Fischer, Captain America (character), LGBTQ Representation By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,1:28 The new Captain America is here and he's queer! The post Marvel To Introduce the First Gay Captain America first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, Black History, meghan markle, racism By Princess Weekes on Thu,1:13 Despite being an imperialist nation, somehow the United Kingdom has gotten a softer image than the U.S. when it comes to racism. Especially in the Ssoftetates. The post Piers Morgan and Other Responses to Meghan Markle Interview Are a Reminder That the U.K. Is (Somehow) Not Used to Talking About Race Issues first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Coby Bell, Jared Padalecki, Walker By Jessica Mason on Thu,1:09 Coby Bell, who plays Captain Larry James on The CW's Walker, took some time to preview episodes for us, as well as chatting about the series in general. The post Walker’s Coby Bell Previews What’s Ahead for Captain James first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, J.K. Rowling, Ralph Fiennes, TERF By Lyra Hale on Thu,12:31 Harry Potter's Ralph Fiennes, who played Voldemort, doesn't understand the backlash against J.K. Rowling after her transphobic comments. The post Harry Potter’s Ralph Fiennes Coming to J.K. Rowling’s Defense Is Not What We Needed first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Bucky Barnes, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Sam Wilson By Rachel Leishman on Thu,12:00 Now, getting to see Sam Wilson grapple with the legacy that Steve Rogers put on his shoulders and returning to a world he grew up in? It's beautiful to see, and I am thoroughly excited for everything that Falcon and the Winter Soldier has in store for us. The post Review: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Has the Perfect Pilot Episode for Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Books, Book Review, manga, Viz Media By Briana Lawrence on Thu,11:53 Blue Flag is a manga series that embodies themes of friendship, self-discovery, and navigating your ever-evolving feelings about those who are close to you. The post My Manga Shelf Presents: Blue Flag Volumes 1 – 6 first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Justice League, Snyder Cut By Jasmine Shanelle on Thu,11:40 With Zack Snyder's Justice League releasing today, I have one last theory I'd like to talk about before I (and no doubt many others) get a chance to see it, and that is the possible identity of its Joker. The post One Last Theory Before Watching: Is the Joker Jason Todd in Justice League’s Snyder Cut? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, SXSW, Ted Lasso, visual effects By Vivian Kane on Wed,5:59 Ted Lasso is a show that feels so intimate, it can be easy to think that the production side of things is as unassuming as the main character, but that is very much not the case. The post The Amount of VFX Work in Ted Lasso Is Honestly Mind-Blowing first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Justified, Timothy Olyphant By Rachel Leishman on Wed,5:59 Anyway, more of Raylan Givens would be nice so let's make that rumor a reality! The post The World of Justified Is Growing With Maybe a Return for Timothy Olyphant first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > TV, Asian Representation, Kung Fu, The CW By Jessica Mason on Wed,5:48 Kung Fu cast Olivia Liang, Tzi Ma, Kheng Hua Tan and creator Christina Kim spoke about how they hope the series will be a beacon for representation and justice. The post The Cast of The CW’s Kung Fu Discusses How the New Show Is “About Social Justice” first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > News, things we saw today By Princess Weekes on Wed,5:33 The Asian American Journalists Association has shared some guidelines, and I wanted to share them here because listening to Asian voices right now is what is the most important. The post Things We Saw Today: The Asian American Journalists Association’s Guidelines on Covering and Discussing Atlanta Hate Crime Shootings first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Big on the Internet, American History, Ireland, paganism By Jessica Mason on Wed,4:43 Saint Patrick didn't drive the snakes out of Ireland. Or the pagans. The real history of Saint Patrick and the evolution of the holiday is a fascinating tale. The post The Truth About Saint Patrick, Snakes, Pagans, and More first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > Movies, Mortal Kombat By Princess Weekes on Wed,4:12 "One, it’s got to be R-rated,” Garner said. “Two, it’s got to be a diverse cast." Well, I like those already. The post New Mortal Kombat Movie Producers Had Five Key Demands to Get the Movie Right first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > News, Stacey Abrams, SXSW By Vivian Kane on Wed,3:44 Speaking at SXSW, Abrams says: "One of my first rules for myself is 'OK, they say no one way, figure out another way to do it.'" The post Stacey Abrams Explains How Writing Romance Novels Informed Her Approach to Politics first appeared on The Mary Sue. Read More > |
