More: the "first interracial kiss on TV" thing is a bit of an exaggeration that's been lauded so many times that it's achieved the status of a enduring myth. It's certainly ONE of the first interracial kisses, but it's by no means the first. There are lot of asterisks to that claim. Here's a nice rundown on the…

That's actually a really sound argument for why he was able to interface with aliens' systems, and I like it. However, I don't think the writers were that smart when they wrote it.

Hey, whatever helps you sleep at night, buddy.

Are you sure that isn't Laurence Fishburne?

Looking forward to seeing how Anthony Mackie is portrayed in the next Captain America film. (Hopefully, he is not a stereotypical black sidekick!)

please let dredd 2 be a real thing!!!

This was earned

Definitely read that girl's name as whitey

No need to thank me, citizen.

Are you kidding? What plot? Or rather, which plot cause that thing was all over the place. And not a series of gags? Did we see the same movie, or did you totally miss Woola? That entire "character" was one long gag. Fanboys, you just have to accept it, John Carter sucked for one reason: It sucked. It was not a good…

John Carter failed because it sucked.

Nice abs, Lt. Yar.:)

Well, majority of the people who are vocally against that 'black' alien race are white people, as aforementioned, so it's not surprising I would be one of the few who would like to see some effort put into expanding on that race. Again, as a black individual...I've found nothing wrong with them. If the Ligonians were…

Steve Byrne, the lead on Sullivan and Son is ultra-charming. Too bad the rest of the show is really, excruciatingly painful to watch.

A good sign that the AC series is all about multi-cultural and the evil that humans are capable of, but the game has that "feel good" kind of vibe because the characters are fighting against it and pushing back from all aspects of the series, from conspiracy, corruption, to racism, slavery, sexism, etc.

That singing I mentioned atop this essay always felt a little haunted to me and as I grew up, it occurred to me, it was part of Haiti's history that hung in the air around me that never got talked about. My mom used a machete in the garden. She could've used a hoe or a hand shovel but a machete was what she grew up…