TV, fantasy, geralt, the witcher By Kaila Hale-Stern on Mon,1:46 'The Witcher' is all in on being unapologetic high fantasy—quite rare for television. News, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Scarborough By Vivian Kane on Mon,1:06 This was, plain and simple, a terrible take. Big on the Internet, Chuck Schumer, Humor By Jessica Mason on Mon,12:47 New York Senator and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer spent $8,638.85 over ten years on Junior's Cheesecake via his political action committee (PAC) "Friends of Schumer." It's not enough. Big on the Internet, Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks Day, Twitter By Rachel Leishman on Mon,12:44 Twin Peaks is one of those shows that, throughout the years, has grown into cult classic status. Books, books, fantasy, scifi By Princess Weekes on Mon,12:30 We need to acknowledge that Black fiction can thrive in connection to each other, without needing to prop it up on the shoulders of whiteness, unless that comparison is built into the text. AMP Featured, News, Harvey Weinstein, sexual assault By Jessica Mason on Mon,12:28 Harvey Weinstein has been convicted by a New York Jury of seven men and five women after five days of deliberation. Big on the Internet, Florence Pugh By Rachel Leishman on Mon,11:52 I never understood ASMR, but I'm assuming that this video of Florence Pugh making marmalade is close to it. TV, Annie Murphy, Kevin Can F--- Himself, Schitt's Creek, things we saw today By Jessica Mason on Sun,5:15 AMC is getting a little bit Alexis. Big on the Internet, cyberbullying, Suicide, Twitter By Jessica Mason on Sun,3:45 A twitter controversy has erupted involving the director of Guns Akimbo Jason Lee Howden, racist tweets, harassment, and bullying. Movies, folklore, Frozen, Frozen 2 By Jessica Mason on Sun,2:17 The spirits of Frozen 2 have a basis in real folklore. News, Bernie Sanders, democratic primary By Jessica Mason on Sun,12:29 Bernie Sanders is the Democratic frontrunner and that has the establishment terrified. TV, interview, Jesse Rath, Jessica Queller, Melissa Benoist, Robert Rovner, Supergirl (TV show) By Jessica Mason on Sun,11:14 We talked to Supergirl's showrunners Robert Rovner and Jessica Queller about the show's milestone 100th episode. Big on the Internet, J.D. Dillard, Star Wars (franchise), things we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,6:06 J.D. Dillard previously worked as J.J. Abrams assistant on The Force Awakens, and appeared as a stormtrooper in Rise of Skywalker. Movies, Lena Waithe, LGBTQ Representation, Onward By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,2:49 Officer Specter's acknowledgement is made all the more refreshing by how low-key it is. Big on the Internet, collectibles, Toy Fair, toys By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,12:08 And these selections barely scratch the surface of what's on offer at the New York Toy Fair. News, Michael Bloomberg, NDA, workplace harassment By Vivian Kane on Fri,5:48 In no way do I believe that there are only three incidents worth tearing up NDAs over. TV, Jim Halpert, Pam Beesly, The Office By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:44 The thing is: I'm crying. Jim and Pam, much like Ben and Leslie, Chidi and Eleanor, and Amy and Jake, mean the world to me. Gaming, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch By Princess Weekes on Fri,5:41 Gizmodo's Alex Cranz brought to my attention just how broken the Nintendo Cloud system, after the huge excitement for Animal Crossing for both being limited in the number of saves and restricting access to only those who are apart of Nintendo Switch Online. Movies, Bong Joon-Ho, Martin Scorsese By Rachel Leishman on Fri,4:48 The letter was, in fact, very sweet, because it was Scorsese talking about how he and other directors were looking forward to Bong's next film. Same, Marty! But the way that IndieWire phrased their tweet for this letter? Um ... it's a little concerning, coming from a guy who's known for the kind of characters who would absolutely say this as a veiled threat. Comics, Batman (character), Catwoman, DC Comics, Tom King By Princess Weekes on Fri,4:22 Who doesn't have a pregnancy catsuit on hand? |
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