Movies, Amandla Stenberg, movie review, The Hate U Give By Vivian Kane on Fri,1:44 The Hate U Give is a must-watch film for everyone. TV, Doctor Who, River Song, Thirteenth Doctor By Princess Weekes on Fri,12:59 Doctor Who wasn't afraid of having queer companions, so they shouldn't be afraid of having an openly queer Doctor. Big on the Internet, Doctor Who, Honest Trailers, Screen Junkies By Chelsea Steiner on Fri,12:51 Vintage Doctor Who features wacky costumes, terrible effects, casual racism and sexism, and so much more. Big on the Internet, The CW, The Flash By Lacy Baugher on Fri,12:11 Since Season 3, the dynamic between that original group has not only fractured, but been largely ignored as an entity, with new storylines focused on almost everything except the friendship which had previously made up the heart of the show. Movies, Aladdin, Guy Ritchie By Rachel Leishman on Fri,11:27 The first teaser trailer for Aladdin hit the internet last night and everyone had something to say about it. As they should. A lot of what they had to say was ... not happy. Movies, Amber Heard, Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Johnny Depp By Princess Weekes on Fri,11:07 Both J.K. Rowling and David Yates have defended him, but in an article with Entertainment Weekly, Johnny Depp finally speaks about his role in the Fantastic Beasts film and the backlash against him. Big on the Internet, Kanye West, Superman, Trump By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,5:53 I know we joke a lot about the impending apocalypse, but it's awfully hard to ignore the omnipresent signs of impending doom. Big on the Internet, LGBTQ Representation, marvel, Star Wars (franchise), Wonder Woman By Kate Gardner on Thu,5:44 We need this representation. We need to have LGBT+ heroes to normalize the LGBT+ community for audiences across the board. Big on the Internet, latinx representation, Netflix, Siempre Bruja, things we saw today By Princess Weekes on Thu,5:35 For those disappointed by the lack of Afro-Latina actors in the upcoming Charmed series, next year will be bringing us Siempre Bruja. Sponsored By Mary Sue Staff on Thu,5:21 So many books, so little time. Unless, of course, you can speed-read. Dust off the books on your bookshelves and get all caught up on your reading. We've got the 2018 Award-Winning Speed Reading Bundle for $19, a savings of 96%, at the Mary Sue Shop. TV, dads, reboots, sexism By Vivian Kane on Thu,5:03 On top of asking whether the show can connect to audiences, we have to ask whether it should. Do we want to reinvest in pushing the idea that a man doing housework or raising his children is so abnormal as to be grounds for an entire comedy series? Big on the Internet, leslie knope, Parks and Recreation By Rachel Leishman on Thu,4:30 Leslie Knope is one of the best characters out there and on #DayoftheGirl, we should recognize those characters who helped to inspire the feminist in us all. TV, cats, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Kiernan Shipka By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,4:03 It's clear that Netflix's upcoming Chilling Adventures of Sabrina series will share little in common with its Melissa Joan Hart-starring predecessor. Movies, Avengers 4, Rocket Raccoon, Thor By Kaila Hale-Stern on Thu,3:49 We rely on leaks—often in toy form—for hints and speculation as to what's to come in 'Avengers 4'. The God of Thunder is a perfect specimen and based on this toy's costume, you are ruining him, Russos. Ruining. Movies, a star is born, Judy Garland, Lady Gaga By Princess Weekes on Thu,3:39 The 1955 Oscars where Grace Kelly beat Judy Garland for an Oscar is infamous. What does it tell us about Lady Gaga's own Oscar chances with 'A Star is Born'? TV, Riverdale By Rachel Leishman on Thu,2:51 'Riverdale' is a show that when you watch, you can't believe what you're watching, and you call everyone you know and tell them to watch so you have someone to talk to about this show. News, Journalism, Trump, USA Today By Chelsea Steiner on Thu,2:18 USA Today, best known as the thing you trip over when leaving your Hampton Inn room, has had quite a week. |
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