That, as The Hollywood Reporter points out, will make her and Ava DuVerney (for A Wrinkle in Time) the only female directors for movies that have over $100 million in the budget.

Uh... that’s not Mulan. That’s Ping, an entirely unrelated and most definitely male character. You can tell because of the way his hair is tied back.

Attention world:

So are we a host when we have a penis inside us? Does that penis belong to us while we are hosting it? Can we do with it whatever we want? Just asking.

another role ripped right out of joseph fiennes’ capable hands.

That was damn impressive.

Now to teach them about the proper oils for their hair.

Thanks for moving the full list back down to the bottom. I appreciate you guys listening to feedback. Thanks for what you do!

Thanks for moving the full list back down to the bottom. I appreciate you guys listening to feedback. Thanks for…

Your fear-mongering will not shame me into admitting that actions have consequences.

Let’s see here - put people on drugs to regulate their emotions, potentially causing other side effects, or just being a decent fucking human being and stop chewing like a god damn farm animal?

I saw it less as bad acting and more deadpan, which is actually how a lot of Brits talk and express dark humor. I spent around 4 years in the UK running projects in various areas, and I found these characters believable based on that. Americans tend to be a lot louder and more boisterous with our emotions and…

I watched the whole season a couple of weeks ago. It’s a really fun little show - the scenario is fairly standard with plot twists you can see coming a mile ahead, but the characters are very different from the usual (no one behaves as you’d expect), there’s a good energy and a lot of deadpan humour throughout that…

Stumbled on it when it dropped and burned through it in one sitting. I thought it was fantastic. It really remided me of the British “Superhero” series “Misfits,” in that same sort of twisted adult humor way.

This Motherfucker......

Misogynoir is that intersection.

No- he’s saying his daughter got confused and thought Iron Man was from another planet, so he had to explain to her that he’s not.

I may be a white dude, but even I’ve become keenly aware of this. Especially since I have a daughter, and I realize just how ingrained gender stereotypes are in our culture. Or when I watch TV and realize most of the characters there are white. And not even broadly white. They’re generally northeastern US or…

You know what you need to do right? You need to buy her Squirrel Girl asap. It is the perfect hero for you and her to read together - she kicks bad guys butt, but she always talk to them and try to resolve the situation otherwise first. She is a true hero, and she can also teach the basics of computer science.

It affects everyone. Which is why I came to the sudden realization after That Fated Day in November that we need more representation in media not to satisfy the scary and tyrannical PC and SJW gods, but because of the psychological impact it has on all of us: for those underrepresented it gives them confidence that…

Fantastic read. I wonder does she ever ask if any super heroes look like her? I remember growing up back in the day and not being able to be Batman or Superman on the playground because Batman wasn’t black. I mean that kind of stuff definitely effected me.