It’s no secret that we here at The Mary Sue are big fans of congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. And clearly we’re not alone. AOC found another fan at SXSW, where she met up with none other than Bill Nye the Science Guy. AOC and Nye discussed the Green New Deal, which Nye is a huge fan of. It’s not so surprising: Nye is a scientist who has been discussing the effects of climate change for years, and AOC’s ambitious Green New Deal is a landmark piece of legislation. Nye tweeted the following:
AOC gets it. She sees that fear is dividing us. We can address income inequality. We can address climate change, if we get together and get to work. #SXSW @AOC pic.twitter.com/I8tSbAc97u
— Bill Nye (@BillNye) March 10, 2019
Nye tweeted, “AOC gets it. She sees that fear is dividing us. We can address income inequality. We can address climate change, if we get together and get to work. #SXSW @AOC.” AOC responded with similar enthusiasm:
Bill! Bill! Bill! https://t.co/SLqSQlZJn0
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 10, 2019
Someone get these two crazy kids a spin-off show already.
(via The Hill, image: Lars Niki/Getty Images for The Athena Film Festival)
- Steven Spielberg has optioned The Mother Code, a science-fiction novel about human kids raised by robot moms. (via io9)
- A woman was attacked by a jaguar after climbing into the animal’s enclosure to take a selfie. Maybe don’t do that? (via CNN)
- Emily Bett Rickards, who plays Felicity Smoak on Arrow, said goodbye to the show in an emotional Instagram post. (via CBR)
- Unsurprisingly, Jeff Goldblum has some thoughts on dinosaur cloning. (via Blastr)
- Andy Serkis joins Fox’s Mouse Guard animated adaptation as the villain. (via /Film)
- Lin-Manuel Miranda gets his very own Spiderverse persona, thanks to artist Tony Siruno. (via CBR)
The good folks at THE OSCAR WINNING Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse sent me this illustration of my spider alter ego by artist Tony Siruno
WHAT’S UP DANGER
😭😭😭🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 pic.twitter.com/grFw2RIp5P— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) March 8, 2019
What are you up to, Mary Suevians?
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