Somebody learned the word exemplify today!
Somebody learned the word exemplify today!
There are two routes a former Disney Channel kid can take in life. There’s the Zac Efron, Zendaya, etc... just slowly expanding the different types of roles. And then there isthe “try hard”, look at me I’m not a kid anymore, types. Bella Throne is the try hardiest try hard there is.
Can somebody please just MeToo this guy already??
Tell you what; you guys stop doing all slideshows and I’ll turn off my ad blocker on your websites.
That sounds....parasitic?
its not “ultra-sensitive,” its specific settings in the adblocker.
The commenter is referring to a running bit The Rock did when he was a WWE star. When being interviewed, delivering a promo or having a dialogue with another wrestler at some point The Rock would ask a question. A question that would turn out to be rhetorical as he would interrupt them, snatch the mic and bellow “IT…
Is it dead? The illustrated version of Order of the Phoenix book is the #5 best selling book on Amazon Right now, people still flock to Harry Potter world, and there is tons of positive buzz around the game.
That is seven books my dude. And there were eight films.
Well, mostly, yeah, but “people who believe stupid things” (or harmful things) aren’t a monolith. Some of them can be diverted and redeemed, to greater or lesser degrees, and I think it’s worth at least some amount of effort to try.
Jerry Seinfeld has gently said his piece on the matter—by saying very little at all.
I agree with some of this. BUT:
So that makes me a bad person, joke police? Let’s not go crazy and pretend a Latin person playing a white Italian from the fucking Super Mario Bros movie was some kind of revolutionary act of inclusion.
Like he wasn’t even the lead lol. He was Luigi playing second fiddle to Mario.
I’m not the one making weird, judgmental assumptions about people based on absolutely nothing, but you go on feeling superior if it helps you get through the day.
It does seem odd that another word was needed when ‘Latin’ is explicitly genderless and everybody-encompassing. There may very well be some more nuance to it that I’m missing, of course.
From what I’ve read lately, Latinx is pretty much over and done with. Thankfully.
Chris Pratt isn’t even short or a plumber or someone with a mustache, what the hell?
Was Leguizamo so drunk on the set of the ‘93 movie that he thinks the Super Mario Bros are Latino, rather than Italian? The only thing that “kind of sucks” is his refusal to even bother growing a mustache to play Luigi!
“But Latin men/women didn’t exist in a game in fantasy made by a Japanese Company!” said the Internet.