Yes. Rihanna is a billionaire who owns a make-up empire. If she is doing this gig it’s because it’s worth her time.

I mean, look, my kid loves Harry Potter. She’s a kid. It’ll happen. She’ll probably want to play this game. I will probably let her play this game. I’m not going to saddle a barely pre-adolescent with a boatload of sociopolitical baggage because she wants to play a wizard pew pew game. I *will* have appropriate…

I’ve said this before but fuck it, it needs to be said again and again until people get the message. I will die on this hill.

“And, if you thought this act of violence/romance was something, you ain’t seen nothing yet.”

So, to be clear, the AV Club is anti-“nepo baby,” but throwing your weight around to try to get your unqualified wife hired as a producer is an act of “spousal solidarity.”

I think this has been a pretty bad year for Margot Robbie. Amsterdam was a bomb, and Babylon is currently bombing. Two movies with a lot going for them, starring Margot Robbie, with lots of marketing starring Margot Robbie, tons of money being lost. Not that she’s box office poison, but it’s a lot of evidence that she…

I mean, okay? I don’t know what you want me to tell you. You’ve consistently downplayed how popular WP was, in one instance provably, just because you like the Beach Boys better (probably because you’re 60, which isn’t the only reason one would like BB, but it is the only reason someone would be this irrationally…

I just disagree. Boseman was a screen icon possessed of unusual charisma and grace, and this was widely recognized before his passing. There’s a reason Boseman is the first unsnapped face we see walking through the portal in Endgame. People aren’t just grading him up as a performer because he died young. With respect…

Here’s the short version:

Let’s put this feud to rest by regurgitating it in 1,200 words? This is tabloid trash.

What “feud” though? Kanye, surprising no one, was a piece of shit to her in 2009 and has constantly tried to get at her ever since no matter how many times she’s tried to not have anything to do with it.

Hot take from a middle-aged white man with no real horse in this race (TS’s new albums is surprisingly listenable and obviously well-written. But, of course I’m not the target demo):

They shipped a product they KNEW didn’t work. They purposely prevented reviewers from seeing X1/ps4 footage despite those being the consoles it was announced for. They also said the last gen versions ran ‘surprisingly well’.

This isn’t releasing a game in a new genre and botching launch like a looter shooter. They knew…

Normally I’m opposed to gatekeeping but I think anyone making a Star Wars thing should be required to watch all three Flash Gordon serials and the Buck Rogers one for good measure. They’re as much a part of the groundwork as Kurosawa and Campbell.

I love Andor but I see your point. The original Star Wars was first and foremost a myth, and the people in charge of making Star Wars nowadays don’t know how to do myth.

Yeah, I’m not sure how to describe a game that doesn’t work on many, many systems that it is supposed to run on as anything but a “busted piece of shit.” Maybe not boring I guess, because it couldn’t be played that far (although many of the bugs definitely made it boring).

Here’s the thing- to me, “Darker, more mature, grittier” is the LEAST original direction you can take things nowadays. That’s what everyone does! And while Disney SW hasn’t exactly been gritty, it’s absolutely had a pretty consistently washed-out and dry aesthetic, taking the whole “lived in” look to an extreme where…

Even beyond the simply dumbassery of his comments and how it shows the toxic culture for women in particular won’t really change until he goes, just the simple act of framing inter-team cooperation as “friction” or “tension” says a lot about why Ubisoft has so creatively nose-dived over the last decade or so.

I’ve been a big proponent of recasting T’Challa. I understand Feige’s reasons for not doing so and that Black Panther is a mantel that could be assumed by someone else. However, T’Challa is an incredible character on his own that deserved more than one movie (and bits of a few others). I also don’t want to wallow in…

Your argument barely supports your premise.  Nobody’s denying the technical impact it had on filmmaking or the number of 3d TVs that it sold, but it definitely didn’t have the same kind of pop culture impact as Cameron’s previous movies.  Nobody’s quoting any of the blue people a decade later while ‘Game over man!’,…