If they’d legally adopted him, he would be entitled to the same inheritance as their biological children. He probably only just found out that he wasn’t, so now he wants compensation for all the money they made off him. I’m sure he knew he wasn’t getting checks from the book/movie, but he probably didn’t worry too…

Presumably he was getting paid his NFL salary. What he is claiming he did not receive was his fair share of the money from the movie/book about his life.

Not to mention the styling for the cover. I understand the women are a bit older now, but they are all still absolutely stunners—- why are they all dressed like the (fashionable) mother of the bride? They look so much better in the photo in jeans

The Beanie Babies never left... they evolved. 

...it appears that film audiences are excited to support films from directors, writers, and actors that create challenging, exciting, and novel art.

I’ve said it before, Zaslav is doing exactly what the CEO of Sears did. A legacy company being acquired by a lesser cheaper company, whose CEO stripped it for as much money as he could while selling of assets and flooding it with cheap crap. The whole goal is lining his pockets in the near term.

I’m sure the “don’t sexualize the children” crown will be quick to denounce him. Obviously this is far, far worse than a drag show.

Ah yes, the Spirit Halloween of the convention circuit.

Regardless of the competition, what Spiderverse accomplished here is pretty impressive: it’s very rare for a movie to reclaim the #1 spot after losing it, let along during the crowded summer season, and especially not after nearly a month of release.

He has enhanced abilities from a potion he regularly ingests. It looks like they’re going a different route for the film. Questionable decision, really. You’d think they could wring some decent tension out of him having to take/get to his potion in time, or even go on dangerous missions to get the rare ingredients he…

I may be really behind on Marvel’s continuity, but I thought Kraven was a normie and didn’t have super powers.

Predicting the ending

Morbius randomly appears ‘ I’ve been reading about you. I’m not sure how I got here, has to do with Spider-Man I think. I’m still figuring this place out, but I think a bunch of guys like us should team up and do some good.’”

Kraven, “I’m listening.”

This is some weird defensive bullshit. I like to get fucked up but like, no one was attacking that. Let the guy be proud of his kid for being sober. 

Blame the consumer for not supporting overprice capitalism. good on gen z for not blowing their money on overpriced poison.

Sounds like a whole lotta Kinder, Küche, Kirche to me.

Do the trad men with children like being poor? Because we live in a society where (usually) both parents need to be working in order to pay the bills and maybe slightly get ahead! My daughter and her husband have a 7 month old. She works remotely and her husband works remotely part time and on site part time. They…

What, no tip of the hat to Phyllis Schlafly by these grifters? She invented this shit, leaving her husband at home with the kids while she went from city to city and podium to podium, explaining how it was a woman’s job to stay home and look after the kids.

I had something similar happen to me on Goodreads with a philosophical book on horror. (I have a degree in philosophy and am an avid Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror fan.) I gave it a poor review and explained why in detail.

I love this whole thing, because it is so delightfully random. Like, the conventional wisdom is that Twitter Can’t Sell Books, and that’s still totally true. But what it can do is be the lightning rod for something bizarre and random and viral, and every once in a while that manifests in something good.