TV, Lena Luthor, Supergirl (TV show), The CW By Lyra Hale on Wed,3:51 Supergirl's Lena Luthor confronted her abuser in a move that empowered her and set her free. And we couldn't be prouder of her and the decision made. The post Supergirl’s Lena Luthor Confronted Her Abuser and I’ve Never Been More Proud first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, gatekeeping, Star Wars (franchise) By Rachel Leishman on Wed,3:32 Gatekeeping doesn't help anyone. All it does is shut down the conversation or put people off. Star Wars is for everyone. It's not more mine because I watched it as a kid than it is someone else's who just got into it. It's for us all and it's exhausting having this conversation over and over again. The post So You’re Still Gatekeeping New Fans of Star Wars… first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, TV, Bucky Barnes, Dora Milaje, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier By Briana Lawrence on Wed,3:07 Ayo and the Dora Milaje showed a measured level of patience in 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier,' especially considering everything they've been through. The post The Dora Milaje Have Been Pretty Patient, Actually, in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, All Things Considered first appeared on The Mary Sue. AMP Featured, News, capitol police, Capitol Riots, Trump By Vivian Kane on Wed,2:01 A new report lays out the clearest picture we've gotten yet as to what went so wrong on January 6. And folks, it's not great. The post Capitol Police Were Reportedly Instructed To Take It Easy on January 6 Rioters first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, fandom, Fanworks, U.S. Supreme Court By Jessica Mason on Wed,12:39 What implications does the Oracle v. Google Supreme Court case have for fanworks and fair use? We asked an expert in fandom law, Heidi Tandy. The post An Expert Explains the Implications of the Google v. Oracle Case for Fanworks first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, HBO Max, In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda By Lyra Hale on Wed,12:00 Given the opportunity, I would cut Trump from In the Heights and any other movie he's been in. Thank god, Lin-Manuel Miranda made the choice for us! The post Lin-Manuel Cutting Trump From In the Heights Is the Right Decision and That’s the Tea first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Arrowverse, Black Lives Matter, The Flash By Princess Weekes on Wed,11:57 The Flash is one of the most diverse shows in the Arrowverse that doesn't have a Black main character, plus with a Black showrunner, the expectations about how The Flash would handle this discourse in narrative has been brought up several times. The result, so far, is "Growing Pains." The post The Flash Tackles Policing to Mixed Results on the Message first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, NCAA, trans rights, women in sports By Vivian Kane on Tue,5:44 States with anti-trans laws on the books could lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars in sports tourism revenue. The post NCAA Says It “Firmly & Unequivocally” Supports Transgender Athletes first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, polls, rankings, Twitter feuds By Jessica Mason on Tue,5:22 A new ranking of all 50 states and Washington DC that came out today from pollster YouGov has petty much everyone mad. The post Things We Saw Today: This Ranking of States Has Everyone Mad first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, DC Comics, Starro, The Suicide Squad By Jessica Mason on Tue,4:20 The giant killer starfish "kaiju" in the Suicide Squad trailer is actually a character called Starro with a long and fascinating DC history. The post Who Is The Suicide Squad’s Starro, DC’s Killer Starfish? (From Space?!) first appeared on The Mary Sue. Books, books, our books our shelves, Tor By Marina Lostetter on Tue,4:00 Stories are about show AND tell. They're both necessary tools in a writer's toolbox, so it makes little sense to favor one and get rid of the other altogether. The post Our Books, Our Shelves: An Exploration of Show and Tell first appeared on The Mary Sue. TV, Bill Maher, The Academy Awards, The Oscars By Rachel Leishman on Tue,3:56 We, as a society, have moved past the need for Bill Maher's takes, and I'm glad that I'll continue to actually watch movies before opening my mouth about them. Unlike Maher. The post Bill Maher Doesn’t Understand Oscar Movies, It Seems first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, art, Twitter, women By Lyra Hale on Tue,3:49 Artists from all over have come together to celebrate Portfolio Day, an opportunity to share their work. Check out my 15 favorite women-identifying artists. The post 15 Women-Identifying Artists You Should Check Out This Portfolio Day first appeared on The Mary Sue. Movies, ArcLight, Los Angeles, movie theaters By Chelsea Steiner on Tue,3:27 Like so many Angelenos, I had a very specific benchmark for post-COVID normalcy: seeing a film at the Arclight theater in Hollywood. The post Celebs Mourn the Closure of LA’s Iconic Arclight Cinemas and Pacific Theaters first appeared on The Mary Sue. Big on the Internet, COVID meme, internet memes, Meme By Briana Lawrence on Tue,3:23 Based on the headline of a New York Times opinion piece, the meme has folks posting pictures of who they feel they'll become once the pandemic is over. The post Like This Meme, I Too Have the Capacity of Emerging From the Suffocating Cocoon of the Pandemic to Become a Different Person first appeared on The Mary Sue. News, crimes, joel greenberg, Matt Gaetz By Vivian Kane on Tue,2:04 Matt Gaetz's pal Joel Greenberg has been indicted on 33 different charges. 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