News, 2020, feminism, Kamala Harris By Vivian Kane on Thu,1:28 Even with everything that went wrong, there were some really great moments buried in the mess that was this whole year. The post 11 Bright Spots of Feminism From 2020 first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, 2020, cosplay, cosplayers By Briana Lawrence on Thu,12:46 Cosplayers have been reminding me about the fun aspect of cosplay and how it was absolutely ok to be having fun, something I'd told myself to not indulge in because I was too busy panicking about, checks notes, a pandemic, racial injustice, and how to stay financially afloat when your main work gig no longer exists. Cosplayers have unintentionally become a part of my self-care routine of 2020. The post People Actually Had the Motivation to Cosplay in 2020 and That's One of the Best Things About This Cursed Year first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Birds of Prey (film), Supergirl (film), Wonder Woman 1984 By Princess Weekes on Thu,12:10 Wonder Woman 1984 may not have been great to me and many of my colleagues, but you know what? The biggest issue is that it is part of a genre that has lately leaned heavily on spectacle, the talent of the cast, and the cult of personality that has arisen around it. Without it, there is only a lot of noise. So maybe that should be examined for the future of all comic book movies, female-led and otherwise. The post To All the Female-Led Comic Book Movies I Haven’t Loved Before first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Twilight By Rachel Leishman on Thu,11:58 Thank you to Robert Pattinson for hating your character. Thank you to Kristen Stewart for thinking this was nonsense. Thank you for making Twilight the film series that it is because honestly, it still brings me so much absurd joy. The post Stephanie Meyer's Original Casting Choices Would Have Made a Very Different Twilight Saga first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, books, fiction, publishing By Larissa Irankunda on Thu,11:33 2020 has been … a lot. That goes without saying. But as far as publishing goes, it’s been an even rougher year that’s seen several closed imprints, publishing house mergers that could spell disaster for authors and readers alike, and the end of BookExpo and BookCon. The post An Ode to Publishing, After a Year Like 2020 first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, josh hawley, missouri, Republicans By Vivian Kane on Wed,5:08 An explainer for the rest of the country on why Josh Hawley is so terrible. The post Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Is & Always Has Been the Absolute Worst first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Babu Frik, Star Wars (franchise), Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker By Rachel Leishman on Wed,4:48 Luckily, Spielberg asked J.J. Abrams the right questions. Otherwise, who knows what I would do if I had to watch him die? The post Things We Saw Today: Babu Frik Was Supposed to Die in Rise of Skywalker!? I Would Have Rioted. first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Frog lady, The Mandalorian By Rachel Leishman on Wed,3:18 Nothing brought me joy this year like Frog Lady did. The post Thank You, 2020, for Frog Lady and Nothing Else first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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