A premium cable network that's been around like 30 years. 

Power is set to have like 10 spinoffs.

Goddammit.  The third season was actually good.  Does Starz even have any other shows?

It is just legalese about brand confusion. Normally, this would just result in a cease and desist letter demanding that the seller revise the product name and product description to avoid infringement. This stuff happens on Etsy with customized products or accessories to an existing product.

Defeated the Dominion through shrewd strategy, powerful leadership, gray moral methods, and authority derived from that sweet goatee and chrome dome combination.

Oh also:

This is what Charles does.

In an age where racism is both prevalent and dismissed, where people of color are gunned down for the shittiest of reasons, all I can think of as a rebuttal to this insulting article is a quote from John McClane: “Well, at least I’m trying god damn it!”

If you aren’t going to do the work of verifying any claims you hear, you aren’t a reporter. You’re a blogger.

“I’m a reporter, not an accountant”

Oh, wow. Put down the shovel.

You’re not an accountant, nor are you his publicist/shill. If you’re not here to vet or contextualize, your job could be outsourced to a voice recording app and a typist.

Look, I thought the last Suicide Squad trailer looked fun. We all know how that turned out to be. Wasted potential, alas.

You don’t think it’s part of the job of a reporter to verify the claims being made in your article? You could have researched California tax law or included information from a source familiar with streamer taxes in the state? I understand your point and I’m not suggesting you’re intending to mislead, but “I’m a…

Fun in a DC movie?

Fun in a DC movie? Edgelord fans will be pissed.

“It’s his math, not mine.”

Lawyers working on contingency take between 40-60% of a settlement or a verdict, hedge fund managers take between 25-40% of profits, movie theaters take 40% of film revenues, and the list goes on.

Considering that without Twitch and their platform, this dude wouldn’t be making nearly as much from doing nothing…

Then maybe don’t publish an article until you can verify the tax amounts? It seems really irresponsible to write an article that’s just “person makes bold claim!” It’s like publishing an article “Trump says millions of votes were fraudulent” with no follow up (yes I know plenty of outlets did that, but it was bad)

It would be nice if his math made more sense at face value.

Oh my god this math makes me freaking angry. None of this is how that works. All of the money paid to charity, all of the money paid to moderators, all of that gets deducted from taxes (NOT from net profits). If he is paying 75k to mods, and donating 80k to charity, then that means that his taxable income isn’t 300k,…

Sandler is at least doing stuff like Uncut Gems.