Big on the Internet, Brigham Young University, legos, Mormon, racism, religion, tiktok By Alyssa Shotwell on Thu,6:31 The more I see them, the more I want to scream. Movies, filming, Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery, Hide From Homepage, Knives Out 2, zillow, Zillow Gone Wild By Alyssa Shotwell on Thu,6:09 The Glass Onion, with its sweeping coastal colors and bright clothing, is such a visual shift from Knives Out— Big on the Internet, lifestyle, New Year's Eve, New Year's Resolutions By Kimberly Terasaki on Thu,5:25 Another New Year, another round of resolutions. The thing about resolutions is that, in reality, people focus more on the end product when what they need to focus on is the creation of habits that yield long term results. If you’re looking to make 2023 your year, here are some tips to help turn your resolutions into changes that will last. Big on the Internet, AI art theft, archive of our own, fanfiction, Fanfiction.net, intellectual property theft, theft, writers By Kimberly Terasaki on Thu,5:15 Plush Books suddenly debuted on the publishing scene in 2022, with 145 books published in a ridiculously short amount of time. They claim to "publish high quality works with years of creative output and research." While a large number of their books are cookbooks, many of 'their works' appear to be fanfictions taken directly from AO3 or FanFiction.net, unedited, unaltered, with no credit (or profit) being given to the original writers of the fanfics. Big on the Internet, Benoit Blanc, Daniel Craig, Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery, Twitter, Twitter memes By D.R. Medlen on Thu,4:59 Now we can all imagine Benoit Blanc popping up in all of our favorite movies. TV, documentaries, Marvel Comics, Stan Lee By Julia Glassman on Thu,4:40 Here's everything we know about Stan Lee, the documentary coming to Disney Plus in 2023. News, Morrissey, music, politics By Madeline Carpou on Thu,3:54 Once again, Morrissey is in the news, which means once again, people will be asking: Who is this guy, and why is everyone groaning when I say his name? Movies, Hide From Homepage, Horror, tattoos By Vanessa Maki on Thu,3:35 Being a horror fan can manifest in many ways, including getting tattoos of your horror movie favorites. TV, Erin Kellyman, LGBTQIA, Willow By Julia Glassman on Thu,2:23 Kellyman's story is yet another example of how life-changing it can be to see yourself represented onscreen. News, Bill Cosby, law By Julia Glassman on Thu,2:11 Wasn't Cosby convicted of sexual assault and sentenced to prison? Did he already serve his sentence? Not quite. Anime, anime, Hide From Homepage, Naruto By Jack Doyle on Thu,1:59 Here's everything you need to know about the powerful Copy ninja and his epic battle with the Pain ninja. Comics, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, Thor By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,12:57 After over 40 years of there being six Infinity Stones in the Marvel Universe, Marvel Comics has confirmed the existence of a seventh Stone. Here's everything we know about it. TV, carl grimes, Chandler Riggs, Hide From Homepage, Horror, The Walking Dead By Vanessa Maki on Thu,11:57 Carl's character was the heart of the show (whether you think so or not) and had so much story left to tell. Movies, Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery, Knives Out, Twitter By Julia Glassman on Thu,11:50 There's no official casting announcement for Knives Out 3 yet, but the good people of Twitter are taking matters into their own hands! Movies, Disney, The Little Mermaid By Danielle Baranda on Thu,9:39 She’s gearing up to be a part of our world and we’re seated and ready to see it. Here's all you need to know about the upcoming Disney film. Books, fatphobia, plus size, romance novels, tropes By D.R. Medlen on Thu,9:28 Because when you are plus-size, you are still sexy and worthy of love—in romantic fiction and in real life. Movies, Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery By Rachel Leishman on Thu,8:37 Not every plot hole is actually a plot hole. Were you paying attention during 'Glass Onion'? Let's dig in. |
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