Big on the Internet, Daniel Craig, Macbeth, Ruth Negga By Rachel Leishman on Wed,1:18 Not only do we have The Tragedy of Macbeth starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand coming out this December and Saoirse Ronan taking her turn as Lady M, but now we have a Broadway take on the iconic tragedy, and honestly, I can't wait to see DANIEL CRAIG and RUTH NEGGA murder some people. The post Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga Head to Broadway for Macbeth in 2022! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, banned books, Banned Books Week, censorship, transphobia By Alyssa Shotwell on Wed,1:06 Others have tried to redirect the conversation to non-public entities like booksellers, publishing houses, and other private businesses, and ... sigh. The post Banned Books Week Is About Censorship at Public-Funded Institutions, Not Your Local Target first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, clint barton, Marvel's What If...?, natasha romanoff By Rachel Leishman on Wed,12:04 At the end of the day, humanity is what is going to save us and that's why having Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton as the two who could stop Ultron works. The post Marvel’s What If…? Shows the Power Behind Black Widow and Hawkeye first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, ageism, colorism, fatphobia, Netflix By Briana Lawrence on Wed,10:08 A thread was shared about Netflix's "The Harder They Fall" about who the actors are portraying, leading to accusations of colorism, ageism, and fatphobia. The post The Harder They Fall Looks Dope as Hell but Why Are We Still Erasing Fat, Dark-Skinned Women From Their Own Narratives? first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Immigration, Joe Biden, refugees By Vivian Kane on Tue,5:34 “The Biden administration promised a big shift when it comes to how we treat migrants at the border, but eight months in, where is it?” Oliver said on his show Sunday night. The post John Oliver Again Calls Out Biden for Quietly Continuing Trump’s Inhumane Immigration & Asylum Policies first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Marvel's What If...?, natasha romanoff By Rachel Leishman on Tue,5:23 And in a world where Ultron wins and gets the Infinity Stones, it seems as if everyone has a bit of a different journey to stopping him from succeeding. Including Natasha and Clint Barton. The post There’s a Little Black Widow Easter Egg in the Teaser Trailer for Marvel’s What If…? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista By Rachel Leishman on Tue,5:01 The moral here is quite simple: Dave Bautista probably won't care if its an accident but that doesn't mean the rest of us are going to risk going toe to toe with him if we accidentally punch him. Daniel Craig might have gotten his knee blown out by Bautista but he was right to turn and run. The post Things We Saw Today: Daniel Craig Ran Away After Breaking Dave Bautista’s Nose on Bond Set first appeared on The Mary Sue. Gaming, Nintendo, Super Nintendo World, theme parks By Dan Van Winkle on Tue,4:48 Now, the Super Nintendo World that made gamers' dreams come true at Universal Studios Japan is growing, with a planned Donkey Kong Expansion. The post Nintendo Already Expanding Mario Theme Park With Donkey Kong Addition first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Netflix By Dan Van Winkle on Tue,4:21 Whether it's to figure out why your favorite show was inexplicably canceled in its second season or just to help decide what's a safe bet to watch tonight, viewership data can be helpful, and we recently got a new look into that information. The post Netflix’s Top 10 Most Popular Movies and TV Shows, According to Their Data first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, A24, Lamb (film), Noomi Rapace By Alyssa Shotwell on Tue,3:09 First and foremost, despite the image I choose above and the trailer, do not go into Lamb expecting a horror movie. It is best if you go in expecting nothing, but as you are here reading this, I know your curiosity got the better of you. The post Review: Lamb Delivers Story of Family, Isolation, and Loss first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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