News, COVID-19, masks, teachers By Vivian Kane on Mon,2:30 I don't know how teachers can ever forgive us, or why they even should. The post Will Teachers Ever Forgive Us for What We’ve Put Them Through? first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, contributors, The Vampire Diaries By Lauren Coates on Mon,1:55 Big on the Internet, art, Lil Nas X, music By Alyssa Shotwell on Mon,12:40 Almost three years after rapper/singer Lil Nas X independently released his viral hit Old Town Road, we are finally getting a full album. Good art takes time and everything we've seen in his upcoming debut full-length, and self-titled album "Montero" reminds us of that fact. The post All The Cool Things You May Have Missed While Mesmerized by Lil Nas X’s Album Cover Reveal first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, The Suicide Squad, Weasel By Rachel Leishman on Mon,11:55 Would I die for him? Probably! He murdered kids, but no one is perfect! The post The Internet Loves the Weasel From The Suicide Squad first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, DCEU, Wonder Woman By Princess Weekes on Mon,10:00 One question that was certainly raised in the discourse between WW84 and The Snyder Cut is one key thing—where does Wonder Woman stand on killing? The post Who Exactly Is the DC Movies’ Wonder Woman? first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Black Widow, natasha romanoff, Yelena Belova By Rachel Leishman on Mon,8:30 Let's talk about the sisterly bond between Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova in 'Black Widow'. The post Black Widow and the Sisterly Bond Between Nat and Yelena first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, birthday, Michael Keaton, tws By Brittany Knupper on Sun,3:00 Michael Keaton, star of Batman, Beetlejuice, Birdman, but most importantly Johnny Dangerously turned 70 today! The living legend has a role in the new Morbius film due out 2022 and will be donning the cape once again as Bruce Wayne/The Bat in the upcoming The Flash solo film for DC. And now I must sit and contemplate my own mortality while I digest the fact that Keaton is seventy years old. Happy Birthday sir! The post Things We Saw Today: Happy Birthday Michael Keaton! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Instagram, Jason Momoa By Brittany Knupper on Sun,2:13 Jason Momoa revealed Aquaman's new look this morning via Instagram while filming the sequel (Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom) ahead of its December 2022 release date. Aquaman is known for the bright gold and emerald green of his iconic one piece so this change to a broodier, more somber color palette might spell big emotional or thematic changes now that Arthur has been ruling the waves. The post Aquaman Takes a Dip Into the Dark Side With New Suit first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Mandy Patinkin, singing, Twitter By Brittany Knupper on Sun,12:30 Beloved actor and Twitter's favorite dad Mandy Patinkin has (thanks to his son) given us another delightful peak into their lives. This time we learn that Patinkin has a specific ritual with his dog that he wants to maintain while he is away on his trip: singing prayers before her meal. The post Be Soothed By Mandy Patinkin Singing Dinner Prayers to His Dog first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Amazon, Cursed, Halloween costumes By Brittany Knupper on Sun,11:11 The sad, tired, almost dead eyes. The slumping shoulders. The finger meant to extend in an angry gesture of defiance is slightly deflated. The grimace that is indicative of both a snarl and a yawn. Any hint of facial expression has been worn down into a smooth, slightly greasy finish. The veins that run down the face like scars. This middle finger mask discovered by DesignTaxi on Amazon should be the stuff of nightmares - an absolutely cursed image - but I have much more distressing news. The post This Tired Middle Finger Mask is All of Us first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet By Brittany Knupper on Sat,6:05 If you grew up watching The Today Show every morning, chances are you remember weatherman Willard Scott and his iconic Smuckers birthday tributes to our countries centenarians. Unfortunately the Today Show announced this morning that Scott has passed away at the age of 87. The post Things We Saw Today: Legendary ‘Today Show’ Weatherman Willard Scott Passes first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV By Brittany Knupper on Sat,5:23 If you've been doomscrolling like I have, you know that with our ever more dire climate crisis looming, things like "seasons" and "temperate climates" are quickly becoming a thing of the past. But let's forget about that for the time being and fantasize about wearing the luxurious early nineties sweaters of Twin Peaks! We will make our own Fall! The post Wrap Yourself in These Chunky Twin Peaks Sweaters and Forget About The Climate Crisis first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Meng'er Zhang, Shang-Chi, Xialing By Brittany Knupper on Sat,2:45 She has the ultimate science-fiction bob. The bad bitch bob. The blunt bangs and sharp A-line edges that tell you she is going to kick your ass, take your empire for herself, and she won’t even smudge her lipstick. The smooth order of the bob belies her true chaotic neutral alignment. Sometimes she fights for the good guys, and sometimes the bad, her only allegiance is to herself. She is the femme fatale of the sci-fi realm. The post Meng’er Zhang and the History of the Bad Bitch Bob first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, adults, birthday, Twitter By Brittany Knupper on Sat,12:17 That’s right, we are going to talk about “Birthday Adults.” In 2019 (which in internet time was approximately 57 years ago), Katie Hearney wrote a scathing, humorous take down of people who celebrate “birthday weeks” or worse, “birthday months” for The Cut. And because New York Magazine (much like Marie Kondo) loves mess, they decided to stir the pot and re-share the article. The results were… not surprising. The post Time to Fight About ‘Birthday Adults’ first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, things we saw today, tony leung By Kaila Hale-Stern on Fri,5:30 Veteran actor Tony Leung is the MVP of 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,' and the Internet is full of appreciation (and lust). The post Things We Saw Today: Everyone Is Obsessed With Tony Leung in Shang-Chi first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Jason Sudeikis, Ted Lasso By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:15 In episode 7 entitled "Headspace", Ted actually took steps towards opening up and fixing himself in a way that showed us a completely different side to the joyful, optimistic coach we were used to so let's break down his journey with Dr. Sharon. The post Ted’s Journey on this Week’s Ted Lasso Is Beautiful first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Shang-Chi, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings By Rachel Leishman on Fri,3:15 Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is the introduction of Simu Liu's Shang-Chi to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The post Let’s Talk About the Shang-Chi End Credits Scenes first appeared on The Mary Sue. | 
