How Women Are Driving the Dungeons & Dragons Renaissance | The Mary SueMore than 40 years into its existence, 2017 was Dungeons & Dragons’ biggest year ever, and not by a small margin. And while it’s still early, all signs point to 2018 being even bigger. May 10 18May 10, 2018Article at themarysue.com
I Don’t Know What I Thought a ‘Gone Girl’ Cruise Would Be, but It Wasn’t This Back in July of 2022, writer Gillian Flynn flooded the internet with equal parts delight and confusion when she let us all know about the existence of a Gone Girl-themed cruise. “There are still tickets available to join me on the Avalon Waterways… Dec 20 22December 20, 2022Article at themarysue.com
Does The Baby-Sitters Club Actually Suck?Ann M. Martin's popular book series inspired a whole generation of young girls—but does it hold up in 2017? Jul 25 17July 25, 2017Article at vice.com
If You Loved Animal Crossing But Wanted Less Capitalism & More Ghosts, Cozy Grove Is Your Game It was just over a year ago, right at the start of the global pandemic we’re all still living through, that our collective obsession with Animal Crossing: New Horizons consumed us. It was exactly what we needed: a soothing game that filled our days… May 19 21May 19, 2021Article at themarysue.com
The Era of the Socially Acceptable (and Totally Misogynistic) Hatred of Anne Hathaway Is Finally at an End This article is over 7 years old and may contain outdated information It’s been just over four years since the 2013 Oscars, when Anne Hathaway won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in Les Miserables. That was also around the time that it… Apr 07 17April 07, 2017Article at themarysue.com
Why People Are Straight-Up Obsessed With Chasing Total EclipsesChasers gonna chase. Aug 21 17August 21, 2017Article at thrillist.com
Why Couldn’t Solo: A Star Wars Story Figure Out What to Do With Thandie Newton? **Warning: Spoilers for Solo: A Star Wars Story ahead.** Solo: A Star Was Story is out today, and for the most part, I agree with pretty much everything Kaila said in her review. I found the movie to be fun, if fluffy. It felt to me like an… May 28 18May 28, 2018Article at themarysue.com
Yellowjackets’ Popularity Is So Exciting, on So Many Levels Now that Yellowjackets has wrapped its first season, Showtime has been sharing some of its ratings numbers for the show and they are out of this world. To start, S1 of Yellowjackets was the network’s most-watched freshman season of television in… Jan 21 22January 21, 2022Article at themarysue.com
Lady Bird Is the Best-Reviewed Movie In Rotten Tomatoes History Rotten Tomatoes isn’t a perfect site. Far too many people think that a movie’s score is a direct “grade,” indicating exactly how enjoyable a movie is. The Brett Ratners of the world love to blame RT for everything wrong with the film industry.… Nov 27 17November 27, 2017Article at themarysue.com
Five Ways 'Into the Woods' Could Have Been a Whole Lot BetterInto the Woods is an insanely original take on the classic fairy tale. It’s fun and funny, but surprisingly dark. I can’t remember the last time I saw a more enjoyable, unique, engaging production. Oh, except all of that is a description of Into the… Dec 29 14December 29, 2014Article at pajiba.com
We All Love the Big Stuck Ship Over 200 ships are currently stuck waiting to pass through Egypt’s Suez Canal, thanks to the enormous shipping vessel the Ever Given, which has gotten lodged sideways, blocking the entirety of the waterway and shutting down all traffic in both… Mar 26 21March 26, 2021Article at themarysue.com
SNL Is Good Again Because Comedians Never Needed Donald Trump For Donald Trump’s entire term, there was a weird, pervasive idea that he was good, even essential, for comedians. Late-night talk shows were especially thought to be dependent on Trump for material. What would they manage to do without Trump in… Feb 22 21February 22, 2021Article at themarysue.com
Alice Is Missing Is the Perfect Quarantine Game As most of our social lives have been reduced to Zoom happy hours and movie-watching text chains for the better part of a year, we’re always on the lookout for new fun, maybe even exciting activities that can be done remotely. Alice Is Missing, a… Dec 10 20December 10, 2020Article at themarysue.com
John Oliver Breaks Down Exactly What Makes Tucker Carlson’s Specific Brand of White Supremacy So Dangerous Tucker Carlson is a pro at making himself an easy target. Every night, he goes on Fox News and scrunches his face up and pretends not to understand why the things he’s saying are so misogynistic, racist, transphobic, or whatever form of bigotry he’s… Mar 15 21March 15, 2021Article at themarysue.com
13 Political Podcasts to Help You Keep Up With & Actually Understand the World Around You If it feels like the entire world has gotten political overnight, that’s because it has. It’s not just your friendly neighborhood geek site that can’t (and doesn’t want to) rest on escapism. Everyone I know is more engaged, and consuming more news… Oct 27 17October 27, 2017Article at themarysue.com
Watch an Exclusive Clip From Brea Grant’s Feminist Slasher Film Lucky From the start, Brea Grant’s new slasher film Lucky feels like another installation in the current renaissance of time loop movies. But the further you go, the more complicated things become. In Lucky, directed by Natasha Kermani, Grant plays May, a… Mar 08 21March 08, 2021Article at themarysue.com
Review: Crazy Rich Asians Fuels the Rom-Com Renaissance by Shaking Things Up From the very start, Crazy Rich Asians lets you know it’s not going to be what you expected. The film opens with a flashback to the 1990s, and the essentially titular Young family experiencing an encounter of overt racism—not the sort of light,… Aug 10 18August 10, 2018Article at themarysue.com
Dirty John Is a Complicated Tribute to Female Strength **Spoilers for the finale of Dirty John** The opening scene of the first episode of Bravo’s Dirty John told us how the show was going to end. The series premiere opened with Connie Britton’s Debra Newell walking through a hospital and talking to… Jan 14 19January 14, 2019Article at themarysue.com
The Doubleclicks Talked to Us About Their New Album, Gender Identity, and the Awesomeness of Cats This article is over 5 years old and may contain outdated information The beloved band The Doubleclicks are back with a new album that’s already topping Billboard charts. The geeky, insightful, empowering sibling duo of Laser Malena-Webber and Aubrey… May 20 19May 20, 2019Article at themarysue.com
Associated Press Cancels NFT Auction of Video of Migrants After Hours of Well-Earned Backlash The Associated Press recently decided to get into the NFT game, and things are already going predictably terribly. On Thursday, the news organization tweeted an announcement that the following day’s auction would for be a video “of migrants drifting… Feb 25 22February 25, 2022Article at themarysue.com