Big on the Internet, Demi Lovato, Documentary, music By Lyra Hale on Fri,2:50 Dancing with the Devil is Lovato's truth. And she's still here to inspire others to face their own truths while showing them that they're not alone. The post Demi Lovato’s Dancing With the Devil Is a Portrait of Survival and Strength first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies & TV, Star Trek (franchise) By Rachel Leishman on Fri,2:40 What about you? What's your favorite Star Trek property? When you think Trek, what jumps to mind? The post What’s YOUR Favorite Star Trek? first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, bridgerton, Netflix, Regé-Jean Page By Lyra Hale on Fri,1:47 Even though we're sad that Regé-Jean Page won't be returning to Bridgerton, we also can't wait to see him in everything he's doing next, and he's doing a lot of exciting things. The post Bridgerton’s Breakout Star Regé-Jean Page Isn’t Coming Back for Season 2 first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, sitcoms, WandaVision By Princess Weekes on Fri,1:27 Wanda is retreating into the safety of those spaces because, as someone who grew up in poverty, the norms of The Dick Van Dyke Show are a comfortable AU for her—a two-family household that she can easily paste herself into without any conflict to deal with and hijinks that are easily resolved at the end of each episode, as Wanda's own sitcom slowly gets more complicated at the end of each section. The post WandaVision and the Class Implications of Sitcoms first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies & TV, movie, representation, TV By Lyra Hale on Fri,1:16 It might be an unpopular opinion, but I like reboots for the diversity some of them bring and how it changes the lives of those who consume it. The post Unpopular Opinion, but I Like Reboots first appeared on The Mary Sue. Space, this week in space, Uranus, X-Rays By Jessica Mason on Fri,12:55 Listen, I know this news sounds like it's an April Fools' joke but seriously. Scientists have discovered something new coming from Uranus. The post This Week In Space: Mysterious X-Rays From Uranus and … Why Are You Laughing?! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies & TV, TV, anime, Lakeith Stanfield, Netflix By Briana Lawrence on Fri,12:35 The trailer for Netflix's Yasuke gives us a look at LeSean Thomas's take on the legendary African samurai. The series premieres on April 29. The post We Finally Got a Yasuke Trailer and It’s Everything I Ever Wanted first appeared on The Mary Sue. Science, eruption, Hawaii, volcanoes By Jessica Mason on Fri,11:53 Mauna Loa is stirring. More "swarms" of small earthquakes shook the Hawaiian peak, following an increase in seismic activity on the summit for months. The post Mauna Loa, the World’s Largest Volcano, May Be Waking Up first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Pedro Pascal By Rachel Leishman on Fri,11:36 April 2nd is an important day and that's because it's José Pedro Balmaceda Pascal's birthday! Pedro Pascal has become something of an internet boyfriend throughout the years, and that means there is plenty of love to go around for the Game of Thrones actor. The post For Pedro Pascal’s Birthday, Let’s Look at the Exciting Projects He Has Coming! first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, anime, cosplay, Funimation, My Hero Academia By Briana Lawrence on Fri,11:18 Today is the last day of our cosplay celebration for the fifth season of My Hero Academia in collaboration with Funimation! The post My Hero Academia PLUS ULTRA Cosplay Celebration Finale! first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, Matt Gaetz, sexual misconduct By Vivian Kane on Fri,10:37 The saga of the Justice Department's investigation into Matt Gaetz has only gotten more bizarre. The post Matt Gaetz Is Maybe Even More of a Creep Than We Knew first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Bucky Barnes, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Sam Wilson By Rachel Leishman on Fri,10:30 While "Power Broker" is an episode tackling important storylines and giving us more information about the series as a whole, it is also truly one of the funniest episodes I've seen on TV in a long time. The post Falcon Watch: Episode 3 of Falcon and the Winter Soldier Is Exactly the Energy I Want From This Show first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, TV, Charmed By Princess Weekes on Fri,10:17 Being empowered by feeling sexy and the power to pick out your own clothes is beyond important, but in many ways when I rewatch some of the clothes they wore in the workplace it just seems like "who is this for?" The post Writer/Producer Krista Vernoff Discusses Charmed’s Sexy Costume Choices and Ignites Conversation About Fan Service first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, Movies, Ava DuVernay, DCEU, James Wan By Princess Weekes on Fri,10:04 Because DC giveth and it taketh away, Warner Bros. and DC Films' upcoming slate of films is no longer going to include Ava DuVernay's New Gods and James Wan's Aquaman spinoff, The Trench. The post Ava DuVernay’s New Gods, James Wan’s The Trench Films No Longer Happening for Reasons We Don’t Fully Understand first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Honest Trailers, things we saw today, Zack Snyder's Justice League By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,5:45 Honest Trailers takes on 'Zack Snyder's Justice League,' aka the Snyder Cut. The post Things We Saw Today: Honest Trailers Takes on Zack Snyder’s Justice League first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, queer representation, Rahul Kohli, Twitter By Jessica Mason on Thu,5:45 Rahul Kohli took part in a conversation about if and when straight actors should play LGBTQ+ parts and vice versa. The discussion brought up complex issues. The post Rahul Kohli Sparks Conversation on When Straight Actors Should Play Queer Characters first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, Comics, comedy, manga, review By Briana Lawrence on Thu,5:26 With the anime adaptation to The Way of the Househusband headed to Netflix, I thought now would be a good time to check out the manga! The post My Manga Shelf Presents: The Way of the Househusband Volume 1 first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, Apple TV, Paleyfest, Ted Lasso By Jessica Mason on Thu,5:14 The cast and creators of Ted Lasso discussed how the show inspires people with a story of empathy and mentorship that has resonated in tough times. The post The Ted Lasso Cast Talked About How the Show Has Inspired the World at PaleyFest first appeared on The Mary Sue. |
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