The Monday Edition - Jul 3, 2023
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Books, fantasy, Narnia, The Chronicles of Narnia

With Greta Gerwig Directing Narnia Movies, Here’s the Correct Order in Which to Read the Books

Four children stand in a snowy landscape, looking around them in wonder.

How many Narnia books are there? What order should you read them in? Read on to learn the truth.

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Movies, Indiana Jones, list, listicle, ranked

Indiana Jones Is Back, So Let’s Definitively Rank All the Movies

Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in 'The Dial of Destiny'

Do you really need to watch them all or will a quick skim of Wikipedia suffice?

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Movies, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

It’s Complicated to Call ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’ a Flop

A close up of Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones

It isn't necessarily fair to call it a "flop" when it did about just as well as every other movie of its kind.

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News, affirmative action, Harvard, U.S. Supreme Court

Following Affirmative Action Decision, Harvard Is Being Sued for Blatantly Discriminatory Legacy Admissions

A group of protesters rally for affirmative action.

We all know that race will still factor into admissions, it will just only benefit white applicants, and specifically white men.

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TV, Emily in Paris, hate watching, Netflix, Never Have I Ever, The Witcher (TV series), Wednesday (Netflix)

Stop Forcing Yourself To Watch These Undeserving Netflix Hits and Go For These Alternatives

Movies, Nimona

So Is There Going to Be a ‘Nimona 2’ or What?

Nimona bares her teeth at Ballister

Now that Nimona is streaming on Netflix, fans are hungry for a sequel. So are we getting one or not? Here's what we know.

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TV, Henry Cavill, Rory the Frenchie, the witcher, tiktok

The Henry Cavill Loving French Bulldog Got to Go to ‘The Witcher’ Premiere

Rory the Frenchie at the premiere of the Witcher

Sometimes you see someone living their best life and you just can't help but be happy for them. That's me with this French bulldog.

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News, 2024 Presidential Election, LGBTQ, Ron DeSantis

Ron DeSantis’ Latest Campaign Ad Is Too Bizarre for Words

Ron DeSantis sits in a restaurant, staring off wistfully.

The ad is extremely homophobic but also weirdly homoerotic at the same time?

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Movies, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, James Mangold, Star Wars (franchise)

‘Dial of Destiny’s Third Act Gamble Has Exciting Implications for a Different Franchise Entirely

Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, with Phoebe Waller-Bridge in the background

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny takes a big risk in its third act, but it pays off perfectly.

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Movies, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Karen Allen, Marion Ravenwood

One of the Best Characters in the Franchise Returns in ‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’

Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in 'The Dial of Destiny'

All this to say though that if we had a Marion Ravenwood story all her own? I'd watch it in a heartbeat.

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TV, FX, Hulu, Molly Gordon, streaming, The Bear

We Need To Talk About Claire on ‘The Bear’

Claire looking sad on FX and Hulu's The Bear.

The Bear introduces a love interest for Carmy Berzatto in season two, so why does the internet hate her?

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Anime, TV, One Piece, one piece netflix

Here’s Why It’s a Huge Deal That Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ Will Be Dubbed by the Japanese Anime Voice Actors

The iconic "feet on the barrel scene" with Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji from Netflix's live action One Piece

Mayumi Tanaka and Iñaki Godoy together make my heart explode.

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Comics, contributor, LGBTQ, Nimona

15 Comics Like ‘Nimona’ To Read After Watching the Netflix Movie

Comics Like Nimona to Read After Watching the Netflix Movie

Fans may be in search of more titles that have the same vibe and similar themes to the monster-girl narrative.

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Movies & TV, Disney parks, Disney's California Adventure, Rogers the Musical

Oh Okay, I Need to See ‘Rogers the Musical’

A theater in New York decked out in Rogers: The Musical posters featuring Steve Rogers' Captain America.

This summer stay at California Adventure does have me looking at flights to Anaheim.

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Big on the Internet, Black representation, Hobie Brown, music, punk

Black Punk Is Definitely Having a Moment

Collage of various Black punk, emo, and alt people and characters from the 2020s.

I include emo, alt-rock, metal, and anything in that realm musically, aesthetically, and politically.

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TV, Downey's Dream Cars, Robert Downey Jr.

This New Max Docuseries Is a Surprisingly Fun Watch Thanks to Robert Downey Jr.

Robert and Exton cheers drinks at Mortys restaurant

The series is entertaining and informative in a way I never found boring, and that's all thanks to RDJ.

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Movies & TV, Diego Luna, Latinx, latinx representation, Pedro Pascal, Rosario Dawson, Star Wars (franchise)

Latine Stay Eating Well, Taking the Lead in a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Diego Luna as Cassian Andor in 'Andor'

Star Wars isn't only giving us "more Latine characters." Star Wars is giving us Latine leads and entrusting Latine with creative control.

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Big on the Internet, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Karen Allen, Marion Ravenwood

Karen Allen Isn’t “Unrecognizable” You Joke of a Publication, Daily Mail

Karen Allen at the premiere of Indiana Jones

This is and will always be a Karen Allen fan account.

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Movies, Hide From Homepage, Indiana Jones, Indiana Jones 5, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, post-credits scene

‘Indiana Jones’ 5 Post Credits: Is There an ‘Indiana Jones 5’ After Credits Scene? Answered

indiana jones 5 what we know

Now that the film is out, moviegoers are wondering: is there a post-credits scene?

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Movies, contributor, ND Stevenson, Netflix, Nimona, Nimona movie

How Netflix’s ‘Nimona’ Differs From the Graphic Novel

Nimona introduces herself to Ballister

Now that Nimona has finally hit Netflix, fans get to see the beloved character created by ND Stevenson in an all-new light.

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