I have to wear a bag on my head to go out in public. (Can't be frightening all the children, now, can I?) Why didn’t the game address my plight?

I mean, the staff is more or less full of progressives. They churn this garbage out every once in a while because they know it’ll drive traffic. These dumb takes ALWAYS get the comment sections full of people arguing. 

I think you nailed exactly what I was going to type.
As soon as I see the word “appropriation”, I always get this sinking feeling that I am readying poorly researched article by a young intern who hasn’t traveled enough or seen enough of the world to understand the intersections between art and culture.

Does the Kotaku office just have a “wheel of outrage” they spin in slow news days?

Every time a writer here types the word “orientalism” in article they should consider that fact 

They don’t. This is concern trolling at its finest.

Oh, for heaven’s sake. By color?! Um, no.

Arranging books by colour is book arranging for people who do not read!

“When in California be sure to visit beautiful- oh.”

Everything else aside, This Island Earth just wasn’t a great choice, because Mike era comedy—especially during the Sci-Fi run—just didn’t work so well with earnest, well-intentioned 1950s movies. Mike period humor just got progressively meaner as the show went on and worked best with hateful shit* like Merlin or…

What has me interested in the Avatar sequels is the fact that Cameron is investing TWO DECADES of his life into these three or four films.

This might be the first column on AV Club in a decade that didn’t simply snark on Avatar as a forgotten blockbuster. And it’s a spot on assessment of the film, what it gets right and its flaws.

It was dumb but it’s a gloriously beautiful and tightly woven kinda dumb.

This fucking rules

Was he some pro-tobacco/anti-vape figurehead?

How is this news? Next will we find out he’s in a dad band, or that when he goes out to the garage, he just looks at porn on his phone and sighs?

I find the level of hatred that people express about views that differ from theirs, and the violence of language towards others, disturbing.”

I live a red state. We have manymanymany issues. But we are also more culturally and racially diverse than a lot of liberal areas of the country. It’s tiresome being the butt of jokes by Hollywood/Blue States/Hipsters when the country as a whole is racist, sexist and xenophobic. The generalizations that we’re all…

Something that I do find somewhat striking is that when you think of the lateshow hosts of the 90s, it’s Conan O’Brien who probably has the strongest legacy at the moment. Which I don’t see anyone saw coming.