Books, young adult By Princess Weekes on Mon,4:50 There is just something about teenagers in fictional danger that just pulls you in. Movies, Star Wars: Episode IX By Kate Gardner on Mon,4:15 As always, take any leak that comes from Reddit with a grain of salt. Movies, Hugh Jackman, The Greatest Showman By Rachel Leishman on Mon,3:45 You'd think that The Greatest Showman just came out this year with the amount of coverage it's still getting. Movies, Aladdin By Princess Weekes on Mon,3:22 Disney feminist hot takes are complicated. Movies, Avengers, Avengers: Endgame, costumes By Kaila Hale-Stern on Mon,2:26 A look at what our central heroes are wearing in 'Avengers: Endgame' recently leaked from an unlikely source—a promotion for Orville Redenbacher popcorn. What are our takeaways? News, Fox & Friends, Fox News, Science By Vivian Kane on Mon,2:11 This weekend, Fox & Friends personality Pete Hegseth took the 'I'm not a scientist, but ...' refrain to new levels when he told his co-hosts that he hasn't washed his hands in a decade, apparently advising viewers to do the same because 'germs are not a real thing.' Movies, Bryan Singer, Red Sonja By Kate Gardner on Mon,1:39 Excuse me if I celebrate the fact that a female character with a history of sexual assault will not be directed by an unprofessional director who's been accused on multiple counts of child sexual abuse. Movies, 2019 Oscars By Princess Weekes on Mon,1:03 Two things that make me cry more than anything are the Iron Giant and emotional parent/child storylines, so most of the nominees for the 2019 Oscar for Best Animated Short wrecked my spirt. TV, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Lin-Manuel Miranda By Kate Gardner on Mon,12:48 In the words of Jake Peralta, "cool cool cool." Movies, a star is born, Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Shallow By Rachel Leishman on Mon,12:33 The minute the first trailer for A Star Is Born hit the internet, we were floored and all screaming "ah ah ahhh ah ah" over and over again, waiting for "Shallow" to be released as a single. Since then ... that hasn't really changed. So how has the song evolved from the movie to a single in today's music world? Well, ironically, just like the movie. TV, Doom Patrol By Jessica Mason on Mon,12:00 DCU’s second live-action outing, Doom Patrol, does a far better job crafting a grownup superhero narrative while keeping the characters vibrant and actually daring to have some fun. It’s funny, irreverent, and a very human take on the genre that I seriously enjoyed. Movies, Aladdin, Guy Ritchie, Will Smith By Rachel Leishman on Mon,11:55 As you probably know by now, the internet has quite a lot of opinions on the new Aladdin movie. Movies, Chris Pine, Star Trek 4 (Kelvin), Zachary Quinto By Kate Gardner on Mon,11:51 "I love my Star Trek family so we’ll see how it goes." Big on the Internet, Grammys, Janelle Monáe, Kacey Musgraves By Princess Weekes on Mon,11:28 Despite crafting her magnum opus, Janelle Monáe's 'Dirty Computer' walked away empty-handed at the Grammys last night. Big on the Internet, DC Universe, Doom Patrol, things we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,6:15 This show is going to be a trip. TV, latinx representation, Netflix, One Day at a Time By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,3:10 Netflix's One Day at a Time is back for a third season, and it couldn't come a moment sooner. Big on the Internet, knitting, Pixar, SparkShorts By Chelsea Steiner on Sun,1:03 Purl follows the adventures of a plucky pink ball of yarn on her first day of work at B.R.O. Capital. Big on the Internet, Captain Marvel (movie), goose, Thing we saw today By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,5:50 BRB, buying Goose toys for everyone in the office. Big on the Internet, Chris Pratt, Ellen Page, LGBTQ rights By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,3:54 No amount of snapbacks, tattoos or meme-friendly sermons will change that underlying message of hate. Movies, Child's Play, chucky, horror films By Chelsea Steiner on Sat,3:11 However, several people have expressed concern and disinterest over the reboot. |
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