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Lilly Wachowski on Trans Allegory in The Matrix: “The World Wasn’t Quite Ready, at a Corporate Level”
"I like that there’s an evolution process that we, as human beings, engage in art in a non-linear way—that we can always talk about something in new ways and in new light.”
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Science Weighs in on the Most Important Topic: How to Boil Water for Tea
Some scientists do important work like declaring how to correctly brew a cup of tea. Which scientists in China just did.
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Ryan Reynolds’ “Reynolds Cut” of Green Lantern Sure Makes Some … Big Changes
It's universally known that Green Lantern is bad.
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Will The Owl House Finally Present Disney's First Confirmed LGBTQ+ Protagonist?
Watching the latest episodes of The Owl House, it would appear that the show is stepping into new and uncharted territory for Disney, with strong signs suggesting that its protagonist might be bisexual/queer.
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The Simpsons' Harry Shearer Shares Some Not Great Opinions on White Actors Voicing Characters of Color
Shearer voices multiple iconic characters on The Simpsons.
Times have changed, the cast and creators of The Simpsons must change with it.
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Mulan Will Skip Theaters and Head to Disney Plus ... for a Price
Disney announced today that their live-action version of Mulan will be available on Disney+ on September 4th ... for a price.
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Counting Down the Top 5 Ryan Murphiest Moments in the Ratched Trailer
God bless you, Ryan Murphy.
The trailer for Ryan Murphy's Ratched, a prequel series about the origin story of Nurse Ratched starring Sarah Paulson, features everything we love.
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Walking Dead Star Andrew Lincoln Still Hasn't Seen The Walking Dead
If you want to talk about more recent episodes of The Walking Dead with Andrew Lincoln, you might be out of luck.
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People Getting Married on Plantations Is an Example of American Apathy Towards Slavery
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are just one example of the problem. The root of it is the mythology that slavery is just a part of the past and not an active part of the way Black Americans (and white Americans!) live today—that it is just something to be painted over with antebellum parties and "Southern charm."
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