Certainly a contender as well.

A booth babe is a term used for attractive women who are hired to appear at conventions representing a product or service. Many of them are paid to dress like a character from the work being sold. The response towards them from male nerds has been negative in two distinct but related ways. Either they’re attacked as…

My thoughts exactly.

Delivered in 18 surreal hour-long installments, Lynch famously considers the work one long-form film.

Say Caitlyn. It’s fine. Your head will not explode form the logical paradox. I promise.

I don’t understand your argument at all. If they were unknown in their previous name, why would it be remotely relevant to mention it? In fact, why would you even need to mention that they’re trans unless the story is specifically about some kind of advocacy they’re doing?

I get that you were confused. But that could happen with people who aren’t trans as well. I’ve come across old acquaintances on Facebook after they were married and changed their name and had to pull up a picture to figure out who this person was and why I was friends with them.

Writer and podcaster Jay Edidin did the same thing when he came out as trans. He used his given first name as his middle name professionally for awhile during the transition period. I think most trans people understand that there’s going to be some confusion and are willing to forgive people who slip up. But the…

Most articles I saw referred to him as the star of Umbrella Academy. And while that’s his current project, he’s clearly more well known for Juno.

We’ll have to take their word on the accuracy of the accents

I hadn’t even considered the rhyming aspect and I’m American, so kudos for puzzling it out farther than I did.

I think you’re misunderstanding what people mean when they complain about the game engaging in racial stereotypes. It’s certainly possible and maybe even probable that race-based gangs would exist in a future setting like this, but real people in any era aren’t just a collection of racial tropes. For instance, they…

Doesn’t look like they got away with it to me.

What? This review describes the actual experience of playing the game at length.

Probably one of those people who thinks millennials are all still 15-20.

Have people really resurrected that term to refer to Generation Z? The Baby Boomers were called the Me Generation.

A book released in 1954 had saturated the culture more by 2001 than a book released in 1996 had by 2011? You don’t say. 47 years during a period when the culture was much less fragmented versus 15 years during a period when niche cultures abounded. I’m not denying that the series has become massively more popular…

Game of Thrones, on the other hand, was well liked, but not excessively popular or influential before becoming a worldwide sensation.

It’s because Amazon turns on the subtitles for your device and not just their app. It’s annoying.

Disney execs must be laughing at WB for botching this.