It fucking what now? Hunting down and targeting a person to murder simply for being black is absolutely a hate crime.

He’s a chameleon of a performer for one thing. The reason his parodies work is because he doesn’t just put new lyrics into famous songs or ape the musical style of a performer, he actually does his damnedest to parody their specific vocal mannerisms, which is a pretty big feat considering the amount of performers he…

Thanks for letting us know, we were on the edge of our seats

I got a Stacked notification for this?

Dude, shut the fuck up.

Just took my daughter to see her last weekend and the place was absolutely packed with a fairly diverse audience (probably about 80% teens and college students and 20% older adults and young children). They started off the show by having Titanic Sinclair come out on stage to hand out cups of Kool-aid to people in the…

I’m just thankful he stuck around long enough to have Hatsune Miku as a musical guest.

Did you see him die?

It feels like he intentionally gave Common some sort of chance, but Rose it felt like a death with the Be seeing you / I doubt it back and forth.

“I bet you hate that.”

I think a lot of people’s patience for a cappella would run out even faster if you have to listen to all of that vocalizing over songs they don’t even know (but the first sequel does get into the “this is just a cover-band thing” complaint a little, which I appreciated).

That scene works so brilliantly because this awful acts means something entirely different to each man. Ego truly believes he is truly doing a benevolent act in effectively absorbing the entire universe and thus killing Peter’s mother in order so he doesn’t allow himself to be distracted in his mission. And the way…

It is a satire. The first half has quite a bit of cringe comedy. And there is a side plot that is basically straight up comedy.

I have to admit, when I first heard about the allegations against Takei, I thought to myself that Russian/Alt-Right trolls were somehow involved (if only because his large social media influence makes him a target in the current culture war).

YES! YES! YES!

Skip along, Skip.

It’s not fair to the AV Club to complain about their coverage of celebrity sexual harassment since that’s pretty much the entire stated purview of a pop culture media website. Kinja, on the other hand, and the influx in trolls and Kinja’s rewarding them is completely valid.