| Books, Sponsored, Loki, Loki: Where Mischief Lies, Mackenzi Lee By Mary Sue Staff on Mon,2:34 The wait is over for bestselling author Mackenzi Lee's take on Marvel's sometimes-villain, sometimes-hero, the trickster Loki. Read More > Movies, Bill Denbrough, It: Chapter 2, James McAvoy By Rachel Leishman on Mon,2:14 That idea of looking at our mistakes and understanding that some things are out of our control is a beautiful message. Read More > AMP Featured, Big on the Internet, Chrissy Teigen, criminal justice reform, donald trump, John Legend By Vivian Kane on Mon,1:18 So while a hurricane was pummelling the east coast, Donald Trump was tweeting about a woman not giving him enough praise during a television segment she didn't appear on. Neat. Read More > Comics, LGBTQ erasure, Marvel Comics By Princess Weekes on Mon,12:55 The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Marcelo Crivella, announced that the collected version of 'Avengers: The Children’s Crusade' would be removed from the literary festival, Riocentro Bienal do Livro, to "protect" the city’s children from what he described as “sexual content for minors.” Read More > Movies, James Bond, Lashana Lynch, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Pierce Brosnan By Kate Gardner on Mon,12:49 Everyone has an opinion on whether the next Bond should be a woman, shaking up years of masculine cinematic tradition. Read More > Movies, Human Capital By Rachel Leishman on Mon,12:28 It is a great look at the lies we tell those closest to us and what we're willing to do to protect ourselves. Human Capital is definitely a movie you want to see! Read More > Movies, Chris Evans, Knives Out, TIFF By Rachel Leishman on Mon,11:59 Honestly, we should just always hand Chris Evans a puppy and then ask him questions. He'd probably tell us his deepest, darkest secrets because he was too distracted by the dog. Read More > TV, Star Trek: Discovery, Walter Mosley By Princess Weekes on Mon,11:30 Friday, notable American novelist, Walter Mosely, penned an op-ed for The New York Times explaining that he left a show because of a complaint made about him using the n-word. While he initially left the name of the show anonymous, it later came out that the show in question was CBS's Star Trek: Discovery. Read More > TV, anime, contributors By Victoria Davis on Mon,10:50 Parody in Japanese anime is nothing new. From eccentric combat moves to overly exaggerated facial expressions, anime has made a name for itself in the humor department, amplifying the human experience to an almost ridiculous level. That's why there are even anime made for those who like making fun of anime, the shows’ comedic humor centering around anime tropes such as characters’ brightly colored hair and how one “hand chop” can kill a man. Read More > |
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