I’d actually watch a serious Marvel version of the Frankenstein monster.

I’m surprised that Nirvana didn’t make the list. They’ve done some surprisingly great cover songs from a range of artists.

And Tupac.

I always find myself sympathetic of Heard whenever the trial stuff shows up on my social media apps (whether I like it or it), but Momoa really does dress up like a drunken Bohemian with lots of rings.

Brian Cox as the new Bond confirmed.

You made me look it up. This is delightfully your fault:

It’s a trip watching each episode of Dark Winds and Reservation Dogs (both excellent shows) every week because Zahn Mcclarnon plays a reservation police officer in both, looks the same — but plays both characters wildly differently.
It’s a shame that only one of the two shows will continue after this season.

“YOU SHALL NOT PASH!”

As is the case whenever a celebrated music artist dies, I tend to go over their music catalog and it’s surprising to find out that I’ve managed to have never heard any Jimmy Buffet song until today.

Kinja is refusing my star, so internet high five it is.

I haven’t been able to star in moths now. I just click it and hope maybe it shows on the other end. There has to be some underhanded reason why this site is still using Kinja.

As someone who saw it in a theater back in 1993, I still remember it vividly. You had to be there. It was a cinematic moment for everyone because no one had seen anything like it. Dinosaurs actually looking like it was real.

That comma in the headline is throwing me off. Am I missing a reference?

Technically, DCU hasn’t started yet. The Flash, Shazam 2, Beetle, and Aquaman 2 were produced before James Gunn and Peter Safran were hired.

I’d argue that Aquaman 2 is the last DCEU movie.

Not to mention that this all started because he was ordered to pay the 44 bil because he was being a careless ass.

Honestly curious, is there a poem that has words rhyming with”Bay”?

I mean, he was supposed to fight against a guy named “Batman” and he’s known as the main villain of a group named “Teen Titans,” comics should always have delightfully silly names.

I’m just here to read the comments about that hair.

The best part about this is that Glover is writing this too. If can weird it up like Atlanta but make it feel like the series is inhabited by real, relatable characters. I already trust him with his Star Wars geek bonafides. He’s Lando, but he’s also Troy after all.