Movies, Hide From Homepage, marvel, Spider-Man By Rachel Ulatowski on Mon,1:00 'Spider-Man: Lotus' was a fan film with no affiliation to Marvel or Sony that gained prominence before becoming embroiled in controversy after several cast and crew members were accused of racism. TV, Sam Raimi, The Last of Us By Vanessa Maki on Mon,12:11 Sam Raimi was supposed to direct a film adaptation of 'The Last Of Us' that ultimately fell through. Here's why. Movies & TV, Cate Blanchett, What If...? By Rachael Davies on Mon,12:05 Despite only appearing in one film, the Goddess of Death has remained at the top of my list of MCU villains ever since. Movies, Greta Gerwig By Madeline Carpou on Mon,12:00 Some films only get better with age, and "Frances Ha" is no exception. News, anime, tattoos By Julia Glassman on Mon,11:00 This Koreatown tattoo studio is a haven for lovers of anime and pop culture. Movies, Hide From Homepage, Sentry, the mcu, Thunderbolts By Rachel Ulatowski on Mon,10:00 Rumors speculate that Sentry, one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel universe, will be the main villain in 'Thunderbolts' and will also receive a solo project in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Movies, Hide From Homepage, Knives Out, Netflix By Rachel Ulatowski on Mon,7:24 After Rian Johnson's 2019 film 'Knives Out' premiered and enjoyed widespread critical acclaim, Netflix purchased the film rights and set out to expand the franchise. Here are all of the 'Knives Out' films that have been released or are in progress. TV, Aubrey Plaza, HBO, Jennifer Cooldige, Mike White, Survivor, The White Lotus, White Lotus By Lauren Coates on Mon,7:18 The White Lotus season three has already been greenlit by HBO: so where will it take place? News, Hawkeye, Jeremy Renner By Rachael Davies on Mon,7:07 The Marvel actor has been airlifted to hospital following a "weather-related" accident. News, New Year, Tarot, Tarot Cards By Julia Glassman on Sun,1:00 Although it sounds easy on the surface, a good year ahead reading can be tricky to pull off. Here's a technique that will give you a solid roadmap for 2023! Movies, Jemaine Clement, Taika Waititi By Madeline Carpou on Sun,12:00 While Taika Waititi's career has certainly been illustrious, I'll always carry a torch for his very first film. Anime, Akira, berserk, devilman crybaby, Dragon Ball Super, Mob Psycho 100, Naruto, One Piece, One Punch Man By Jack Doyle on Sun,11:00 99% of anime viewers watch anime for one reason: to watch strong people do stuff. I ranked them so you can watch the strongest of the strong. Movies, Hide From Homepage, Star Wars (franchise) By Marijim Dy Timkang on Sun,10:00 You want to dive into the story in the order that makes the most sense. As such, here's the best Star Wars viewing order for you to enjoy the story. Anime, anime, anime op, anime openings, Chainsaw Man, Jpop, Mob Psycho 100, Pop Team Epic, Spy x Family, urusei yatsura By Kirsten Carey on Sat,1:00 2022 was an all-time great year for anime. Movies, movies, new year's eve By Rachel Leishman on Sat,12:00 What movie are you going to watch this New Year's Eve? Big on the Internet, cryptocurrency, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, meta, NFTs, Sam Bankman-Fried, Twitter By Kimberly Terasaki on Sat,10:00 Perhaps more so than any previous year, 2022 made us realize, in both real life and fiction, that billionaires are not inherently more intelligent and better than everyone else. Movies, New Year's Eve By Julia Delbel on Sat,9:30 Christmas movies tend to take the spotlight for the bulk of December, but the week in between December 25 and January 1 just hits differently. Gaming, Cuphead, elden ring, God of War Ragnarök, Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Stray, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Trombone Champ, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 By Kirsten Carey on Fri,7:21 Between long-awaited sequels and surprising dark horses, 2022 delivered so many incredible games that it was often impossible to keep up. And though that often felt frustrating—especially as a game reporter—when you step back, that's a pretty great problem to have. |
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