Dar-Benn, why? A character with 2(?) appearances, who died nearly immediately. Why are they shying away from villains people want to see? Marvel Cosmic is stacked with great villains! Use them!

I love that character! That whole Central Park sequence is so much fun.

Hey, Cindy! Just wanted to say this article brightened up my day. Thank you. 

“all 6-f00t-3 of him”

You want to point to a movie that is an absolute gem and is just filled with heart, that would be Elf.

When I worked at a mid-level magazine in New York 20 years ago, these were always the kind of articles I would pitch. Love the “where are they now?” stories of minor characters from beloved movies. I got to interview a number of the non-Zabka Cobra Kais (and figured no one would ever think of Cobra Kais again... go…

I’ve been a UCB fan since their Comedy Central show, and it has been super weird seeing them mix with the comedy scene, and the world at large.

Such a lovely piece about a lovely, gracious women. 

This kind of piece is particularly significant during the SAG-AFTRA strike. So many actors have their whole career consist of small roles, with just a few scenes and lines, that are significant in the works that we cherish. Imagine if she had been scanned by Dick Wolf’s production company when she did L&O, only to be…

Yes please. More of this.

a real news station that broadcasts out of Staten Island.

I think I’m very near the end.

Remedy making a major budget game (published by EPIC of all publishers) that has this level of personal reflection and satire and sheer boldness is what makes them a developer to be protected at all costs.

Sam Lake being such a softly spoken, but passionate creative makes me love the man so much. Putting your face in a video game you made could be the sign of the biggest narcissistic personality ever, but Lake brilliantly makes it a really funny and even emotional joke.

I won’t spoil it for anyone who hasn’t played it or seen it, but that musical number is the greatest, most joyful things I’ve seen in a piece of media in many years. That scene alone single-handedly justified the entire game. The rest of AW2 is pretty great too. It's refreshing how much that made AW1 a kind of…

Initially misread Durand as Durant and kind of loved the idea of KD giving a petulant bad guy speech in the style of his Twitter burner accounts.

I don’t know much about how actual lawyers were in those times, but I thought it was kind of how “old timey” lawyers were, overly dramatic to make their points across and loud so everybody in the court can hear them.

And I think Fraser played well with the idea that the character here is a slimy lawyer too, the kind…

What we Do In the Shadows is amazing.  I live for Nadja, best character.  Nobody in this show compares, Israel Hands was probably the only one who came close but oh well.  Figures on the show where basically Nobody dies, the one who does is the fun character who feels like an extra from Monkey Island. 

Why thank you. Anyone who thinks General History is being honest I dare anyone to read the Life of Anne Bonny chapter. Two thirds are about spoons. No really its a comical misunderstanding concerning spoons that results in a pregnancy, theft allegations, and a lovely Revenge of the Nerds style sexual misunderstanding.…

Okay first off, saying General History is the best we got is painfully wrong. Baptism and burial records, newspapers and trial transcripts are the best we got. General History is aggravating in what it lies about, sometimes as minor as changing a ship from 12 tons to 60 tons, to making up whole stories like Captain…