Advocates warned that putting Thomas on the court would be a disaster for women’s rights. Biden was less convinced.
The Radical Empathy of Novelist Tim Murphy
The novelist drew upon his experience as a journalist and activist to create the sweeping novel “Correspondents.”
Yin Q. Believes That Kink Can Help Heal Trauma
Yin Q. confronted their childhood trauma through kink and BDSM.
Sabrina Jalees Is The ‘Lesbian Ray Romano’ We’ve Been Waiting For
Sabrina Jalees blessed us with nonstop laughs during the Netflix showcase series “The Comedy Lineup.”
Jon Stewart Advocates For 9/11 First Responders
Former late-night host Jon Stewart pleaded to Congress for additional funding for the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund.
Drake Sends ‘True Warrior’ Kevin Durant Supportive Message After Injury
“My only concern tonight is your well being,” the Toronto rapper wrote on Instagram.
Lee Daniels Really Wants To Believe Jussie Smollett
“I’m beyond embarrassed,” the “Empire” co-creator said of claims that Smollett staged a homophobic attack on himself.
Dark Phoenix Repeats the Worst Sins of X-Men: The Last Stand
The most iconic X-Men story from Marvel’s comics is the Dark Phoenix Saga, so there’s little wonder why it was a part of 2006’s X-Men: The Last Stand and why we got another take on the tale in the new film Dark Phoenix. But unfortunately the Phoenix fails to rise from the ashes in this new effort and in fact makes many of the same mistakes that made the last one a dud. Even though this was supposed to be Fox’s do-over on Jean Grey’s big story, they once again misplayed their hand, leaving us with a frustrating case of history repeating itself.
It’s worth pointing out how The Last Stand was co-written by Simon Kinberg (along with Zak Penn), and this time Kinberg not only wrote the film but directed it. Kinberg has spoken about how he regrets cramming the Dark Phoenix storyline into The Last Stand and making it the B-plot to the Cure storyline, and how he planned on getting Dark Phoenix right this time by focusing the movie solely on Jean’s harrowing journey. Yet with 13 years to reflect on what went wrong the first time, Kinberg still made many of the same mistakes.
23 New Details We’ve Learned About The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening
During today’s E3 2019 Nintendo Direct and Nintendo Treehouse Live, Nintendo revealed a ton of new information about The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening for the Nintendo Switch, and The Legend of Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma shared some insight into the development of this beloved game.
We’ve broken down 23 of the most interesting things we learned about The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, which will be released on the Nintendo Switch on September 20, 2019.
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening
1 – The crane game from the original will return, along with the Yoshi doll, except this time it will feature “real crane physics.”
Mortal Kombat 11 Shang Tsung – New Gameplay | E3 2019
We got to play Mortal Kombat 11’s newest character Shang Tsung. Take a look as we go through his fatalities, intros, interactions, and more! Shang Tsung will release for Playstation, Xbox One, Switch and PC June 18.