Big on the Internet, Twitter, Twitter memes By Rachel Leishman on Tue,2:27 Sometimes, there are just actors who understand their roles so completely that fans always know they can trust them. So when a meme started to go around pointing out who "understood" the assignment, the results varied. The post These Actors Definitely Understood the Assignment first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Aquaman, Jason Momoa, Netflix By Lyra Hale on Tue,2:25 Netflix released its first look at Jason Momoa in his upcoming fantasy film Slumberland and we are here for it, even if it means Momoa will be wearing horns! The post Netflix’s Slumberland Features a Horned Jason Momoa and We’re Here for It first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, DC, marvel, women By Lyra Hale on Tue,2:12 Women aren't losing out or stooping to a new low by directing franchises instead of indie movies. And the assertion that they are, is ignorant in itself! The post No, Women Aren’t Losing Out by Directing Franchises Like Marvel or DC first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Jordan Peterson, Red Skull, Ta-Nehisi Coates By Chelsea Steiner on Tue,1:57 Jordan Peterson is angry because he inspired Ta-Nehisi Coates' take on Nazi villain Red Skull in his Captain America comic book. But maybe try not being a Nazi? The post Jordan Peterson Is Angry That He Inspired Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Take on Red Skull and We Have To Laugh first appeared on The Mary Sue. Sponsored, Acorn TV, TV By Larissa Irankunda on Tue,1:28 Joy Morris became an unexpected internet sensation following a stint as a happiness vlogger in the charming Acorn TV dramedy 'Finding Joy.' The post Acorn TV’s Quirky Irish Comedy Finding Joy Is Now Officially Available on DVD & Digital first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Clarence Thomas, internet freedom, U.S. Supreme Court By Jessica Mason on Tue,1:27 What Clarence Thomas said seems good—that social media is like a public utility, but the underlying implication of the opinion is not good for free speech. The post Clarence Thomas Hates Social Media, but Not in the Good Way first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Katie Hill, Matt Gaetz, sexual misconduct By Vivian Kane on Tue,1:25 "If there is even a fraction of truth to these reports, he should resign immediately," Hill writes in an op-ed for Vanity Fair. The post Former Rep. Katie Hill Calls Out Her Old Friend Matt Gaetz for His Hypocrisy & Gross Behavior first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, 25th Anniversary, Pokémon (franchise), Research By Briana Lawrence on Tue,12:38 To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Pokémon, TheToyZone put together maps that show the most popular Pokémon all around the world via Google search data! The post What Are the Most Popular Pokémon Around the World? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, E3, gaming, video games By Briana Lawrence on Tue,12:26 E3 2021 will be a virtual-only event this year and is scheduled to stream online and on mobile devices from June 12 to June 15. The post E3 2021 Reveals Dates for This Year’s Virtual Event first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Morgan Freeman, Vaccine By Rachel Leishman on Tue,12:20 So Morgan Freeman encouraged everyone to go out and get the COVID-19 vaccine, and since he is literally God, we should all probably listen to him and get vaxxed up. The post Listen to God: Morgan Freeman Encourages You to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, john de lancie, Q, Star Trek: Picard By Kaila Hale-Stern on Tue,12:14 After much speculation, it's now official that actor John de Lancie will be reuniting with Patrick Stewart in 'Star Trek: Picard' as fan-favorite character Q. The post John de Lancie Joins Picard as Q in Season 2 Teaser Trailer! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, art, inclusivity, Kickstarter By Briana Lawrence on Tue,12:00 The Classics But Make It Gay Kickstarter by Nova and Mali sets to create an art book that reimagines art history with marginalized voices as the focal point. The post The Classics But Make It Gay Kickstarter Is My Kind of Art History first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, coronavius, COVID vaccine, misinformation By Vivian Kane on Mon,5:52 People are still freaking out over the idea of a "vaccine passport"—but does anyone actually understand what it means? The post The Idea of “Vaccine Passports” Continue To Throw People Into a Misinformation Frenzy first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Loki, Marvel Cinematic Universe By Rachel Leishman on Mon,5:49 I do hope they include Bucky's cat Alpine in Falcon and the Winter Soldier but this cat inclusion in Loki is exciting. The post Things We Saw Today: Okay What About This Cat in the Loki Trailer? first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, christianity, evangelism, religion By Jessica Mason on Mon,5:35 You don’t need to look further than the rash of bills in statehouses restricting access to abortion or aimed at denying healthcare and services to LGBTQ to know that Christianity has a strong influence in American politics. But that influence is out-sized compared to the actual percentage of people who go to church. For decades […] The post Is Christianity in America Declining Thanks To Republican Assholery? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, Carrie, Stephen King By Princess Weekes on Mon,5:27 April 5, 1974, American author Stephen King published his first book Carrie, a tale about a young teenager named Carrie White. The post Happy Birthday, Carrie! Celebrating 47 Years of Telekinetic Rage. first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Borderlands, Édgar Ramírez, Film/TV Adaptation By Lyra Hale on Mon,5:07 The Borderlands live-action film has found its villainous Atlas in the form of Edgar Ramirez, known for Yes Day, Point Break, and Gold. The post Borderlands Live-Action Movie Casts Edgar Ramirez as Atlas first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, anime, Funimation, queer shipping, shipping By Briana Lawrence on Mon,4:53 With SK8 the Infinity reaching its finale one thing was clear: Renga (Reki and Langa), the main ship of the show, came out on top at the end of the credits. The post Why SK8 the Infinity Shippers Were Eating Well During the Finale first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Baron Zemo, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Twitter memes By Rachel Leishman on Mon,3:35 Truly, where did Zemo get that coat? Can someone just explain that to me? The post Everyone Is Obsessed With Baron Zemo Dancing on Falcon and the Winter Soldier first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, The Mary Sue Book Club By Larissa Irankunda on Mon,3:24 Happy April! This month's reads are chock-full of imaginative worlds, beautiful myths (and mythological retellings) and some really clever laugh you right off the page family comedies. No matter what mood I find myself in reading-wise, there's something for every type of vibe in these titles, which definitely makes for a good day (or week) of reading. The post The Mary Sue Book Club, April 2021: Myths, Romcoms, and Murder Mystery-Solving Aunties first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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