Warner Bros. has unveiled the new trailer for Ready Player One, Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Ernest Cline’s novel. We get to see more of the OASIS in this one, and this trailer actually outlines the principal plot of the film. There are definitely some Spielbergian touches here, which I was happy to see, though Spielberg himself has said, “I had to leave a lot of myself out, or I would have had to defer to another director.” The movie will hit theaters on March 30, 2018. (via The Hollywood Reporter)
- Netflix has hired Daredevil and The Defenders veteran Lauren Schmidt Hissrich to write their TV adaptation of The Witcher. She will also serve as showrunner and executive producer. (via AV Club)
- I have found my new favorite photo.
Kelly Marie Tran and Tessa Thompson at the #TheLastJedi World Premiere after party | December 9, 2017 pic.twitter.com/7aFW6iMbG0
— farah 🇵🇸 (@farahhsadek) December 10, 2017
- Powered by the successes of Wonder Woman and It, Warner Bros. has become the first studio to pass $2 billion at the 2017 box office. (via Deadline)
- Cards Against Humanity is a problematic game, to be sure, but they did something touching and surprising this week. They redistributed the wealth of the 150,000 customers who’d each paid $15 for Cards Against Humanity Saves America, sending $1,000 checks to 100 of their poorest subscribers. This is a powerful and beautiful testament to how easily we could ease people’s suffering by redistributing a little from those who have a lot. The testimonials from people who received these checks are a heartbreaking reminder of how utterly broken our political and economic system is.
- Yet another woman has come forward with allegations about Donald Trump’s sexual misconduct. Juliet Huddy, formerly a Fox News anchor, told the Mornin!!! with Bill Schulz podcast that in 2005 Trump tried to kiss her on the lips in a Trump Tower elevator. (via The Slot)
- Stranger Things’ David Harbour is now the official dictionary definition of “dad bod,” after Merriam-Webster tweeted out a GIF of his iconic dancing alongside their definition. Since Harbour has proudly touted his status as the daddest bod, I’m delighted that Merriam-Webster acknowledged him as the icon he is. (via Nerdist)
In ‘dad bod,’ the word ‘dad’ is technically still a noun. ‘Daddest bod,’ however, would make it an adjective. https://t.co/m7CyzRLgnH pic.twitter.com/2LnmL1SBnT
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) December 8, 2017
That’s all I found today, readers! What’d you see?
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Published: Dec 10, 2017 06:25 pm