News, Artificial Intelligence, music By Madeline Carpou on Thu,5:56 If you thought the AI art controversy was bad, wait til you hear about what's going on in the world of AI music. The post It’s Unlikely AI Music Will Go Away Any Time Soon, and That’s … Concerning appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, beyonce, Taylor Swift, TicketMaster By Kate Hudson on Thu,5:39 Yesterday, Beyoncé basically broke the internet when she (finally) announced her dates for the Renaissance world tour. She also broke hearts when we all realized that she was using Ticketmaster. As a veteran of the Taylor Swift Eras tour disaster, let me tell you, no matter what you’re doing to prepare to get Beyoncé tickets, […] The post Is Ticketmaster Going To Do Beyoncé Fans as Dirty as Taylor Swift Fans? appeared first on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Squishmallows, toys By Siobhan Ball on Thu,4:45 The important question is: Would they be delicious? The post Ranking the Boba Tea Squishmallows by Whether or Not I’d Drink Them appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, Donald Trump Jr., trans, Trump By Jack Doyle on Thu,4:39 TV, contributor, pokemon, sarah natochenny By Samantha Puc on Thu,4:30 In November 2022, Pokémon fans witnessed the beginning of the end of a 25-year journey. The post Interview: Voice of Pokémon’s Ash Ketchum, Sarah Natochenny, Reflects on 25 Years and Reveals What’s Next appeared first on The Mary Sue. Gaming, Dragon Age, elden ring, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Silent Hill 2, The Last of Us, video games By Madeline Carpou on Thu,4:18 The best gameplay experiences are the ones that make our brains do a little shimmy and dance. The post The Best Written Video Games of All Time appeared first on The Mary Sue. Books, Mackenzi Lee, marvel, The Winter Soldier By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,4:17 Mackenzi Lee's new novel, 'The Winter Soldier: Cold Front,' hit shelves on February 7th and is the latest addition to her literary series on Marvel anti-heroes. She took the time to talk to The Mary Sue about her new work, including the chess references and Cold War spy storyline. The post Interview: Mackenzi Lee Talks Cold War Spies and Chess in ‘The Winter Soldier: Cold Front’ appeared first on The Mary Sue. Comics, Asian-American representation, comics, Dark Horse Comics By Madeline Carpou on Thu,4:12 Eric Nguyen's delightful miniseries 'White Savior' flips the aforementioned trope on its head, in the funniest ways possible. The post REVIEW: ‘White Savior’ Subverts Tired Tropes With Humor and Wit appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, media monopolies, news, social media, tiktok By Kimberly Terasaki on Thu,3:45 TikTok is a wellspring of creativity and critique, which has made it an exciting platform for activists. The post This Is the Perfect Summary of the Problem With Media Monopolies appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, Harrison Ford, Stephen Colbert, Thunderbolt Ross By Rachel Leishman on Thu,3:04 TV, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Wednesday (Netflix) By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,2:58 While Netflix has remained silent about the sexual assault allegations against Wednesday star Percy Hynes White, fans of the show are still vouching for his removal. Here are 10 actors who could potentially replace White in the show. The post 10 Actors Who Can Play Xavier on ‘Wednesday’ appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, Grimes By Madeline Carpou on Thu,2:37 Once upon a time, Grimes was a pop star for the people, but now, everything I know about her is against my will. The post The Rollercoaster of Emotions Just Keeps Going for Former Grimes Fans appeared first on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Amy Poehler, Galentine's Day, Parks and Recreation By D.R. Medlen on Thu,2:19 Of all the gifts Parks and Recreation has given us, one thing has transcended TV to become a real-life event. It's a celebration of love that happens every February—and it's way better than Valentine's Day. The post Why We Love Galentine’s Day appeared first on The Mary Sue. Books, fanfiction, Harry Potter (franchise), Sirius Black By Benedetta Geddo on Thu,1:57 Fans have been transforming the original Harry Potter story pretty much from the very start, thinking critically about the world and its rules, filling in plot holes, diversifying and queering its cast, and exploring side characters barely mentioned in the source material. Just look at All the Young Dudes. The post Could This Fanfiction Actually Be the Best ‘Harry Potter’ Novel? appeared first on The Mary Sue. TV, Pedro Pascal, Saturday Night Live, The Last of Us By Rachel Leishman on Thu,1:05 God, this is a good week to be a Pedro Pascal fan. The post Yet Again, Pedro Pascal Is Breaking the Internet appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, DCU, James Gunn, Sasha Calle, Supergirl (TV show), Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,12:16 Sasha Calle will play Supergirl in The Flash, but will she return for the DCU's newly announced Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow? The post Will ‘Flash’ Star Sasha Calle Return as Supergirl in ‘Woman of Tomorrow’? appeared first on The Mary Sue. News, Seinfeld, streaming By Kate Hudson on Thu,11:59 "I've glimpsed our future and all I can say is ... go back." The post AI ‘Seinfeld’ Parody Experiment Foretells Streaming’s Hellish Future appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies & TV, animation, HBO, HBO Max, Hide From Homepage, SEO, Sesame Street, Warner Bros, Warner Bros. Discovery By Kimberly Terasaki on Thu,11:51 The Warner Bros. Discovery merger has left an entertainment void in its wake, with dozens of movies and shows being taken off the platform—with little warning. The post Every Title HBO Max Has Removed From Its Streaming Service appeared first on The Mary Sue. Movies, DC, James Gunn By Rachel Ulatowski on Thu,8:32 James Gunn revealed that his 10-year plan for the DCU will be broken down into chapters. Here's what Chapter One: Gods and Monsters means. The post James Gunn Has Revealed His Version of the MCU’s Phases appeared first on The Mary Sue. TV, DC, Viola Davis, Waller By Rachael Davies on Thu,8:08 James Gunn took to Twitter to lay out DC’s ten-year plan in a level of detail that’s rarely seen in franchises used to keeping their cards close to their chests. Some titles return to characters we know, while much of it involves new characters and casting decisions. One character who seems virtually untouchable is Viola […] The post ‘Waller’ Shows That DC Knows The Acting Goldmine It’s Sitting On appeared first on The Mary Sue. |
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