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SDCC: Marvel announces Phase 5 and 6 plans for MCU
It’s Day 3 of San Diego Comic-Con, which means that Hall H is jam-packed with fans awaiting the latest announcements from Marvel Entertainment. Hot on the heels of the animated series news that was revealed yesterday (X-Men: ’97, I Am Groot, Spider-Man: Freshman Year, Marvel Zombies, and What If.. season 2), today’s presentation will focus … Continue reading SDCC: Marvel announces Phase 5 and 6 plans for MCU
SDCC’s Teen Wolf: The Movie trailer previews Allison’s return
She’s back, baby! A teaser trailer for Paramount+’s Teen Wolf: The Movie was released at San Diego Comic-Con at today’s Teen Wolf panel. Show creator Jeff Davis and stars Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin were on hand to preview the return of everyone’s favorite wolf pack –including a long-dead Allison Argent (Crystal Reed). The trailer … Continue reading SDCC’s Teen Wolf: The Movie trailer previews Allison’s return
Sarah Michelle Gellar to headline Teen Wolf spin-off
Officially announced at San Diego Comic-Con in conjunction with Deadline, Buffy the Vampire Slayer herself, Sarah Michelle Gellar, has signed on to headline the Paramount+ series Wolf Pack, a spin-off of MTV’s Teen Wolf. Joining Teen Wolf: The Movie creator Jeff Davis along with actors Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin, Gellar surprised audiences at San … Continue reading Sarah Michelle Gellar to headline Teen Wolf spin-off
Stranger Things exemplifies how women turn pain into power
**This article contains spoilers for all four seasons of Stranger Things.** While Netflix’s Stranger Things is of course composed of primarily sci-fi elements, borrowing heavily from horror and fantasy films of the ’80s, it’s core is rooted in realism with themes of family, courage, identity, and the age-old power struggle between light and dark. Season … Continue reading Stranger Things exemplifies how women turn pain into power
Hacks, Heartstopper, & Yellowjackets score LGBTQ critics’ Dorian Award nominations
GALECA, The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, announced its nominees for the 14th annual Dorian TV Awards earlier this week. The nominees include actors and television series from many of this years’ high-profile LGBTQ projects, including HBO Max’s Hacks, HBO’s Euphoria, Netflix’s Heartstopper, and Showtime’s Yellowjackets. Leading the pack is HBO and HBO Max, with … Continue reading Hacks, Heartstopper, & Yellowjackets score LGBTQ critics’ Dorian Award nominations
Review: Ms. Marvel brings hope back to the MCU
**This is a spoiler-free review.** Disney+ is bringing in the next generation of MCU heroes to the forefront, starting with Ms. Marvel, featuring Iman Vellani in the title role. The series follows the adventures of Kamala Khan (Vellani), a Muslim American growing up in NJ. Kamala is an avid superhero fan and gamer, who’s all-time … Continue reading Review: Ms. Marvel brings hope back to the MCU
Entertainment
Supergirl alum Chyler Leigh joins Andie MacDowell for new Hallmark series
Former Supergirl star and queer icon Chyler Leigh has landed a leading role opposite Andie MacDowell in the upcoming Hallmark series titled The Way Home. The generational show is about … Continue reading Supergirl alum Chyler Leigh joins Andie MacDowell for new Hallmark series
Prey is a worthy successor to the original Predator franchise
**This is a spoiler-free review.** I’ll be the first to admit, I was never really into the Predator franchise. Growing up, I just remember a sweaty Arnold Schwarzenegger traipsing through … Continue reading Prey is a worthy successor to the original Predator franchise
Warrior Nun season 2 gets trailer, aims for winter release
Everyone’s favorite girl gang is back in a brand-new trailer for the upcoming second season of Netflix’s Warrior Nun. A breakout hit at the height of the pandemic in 2020, … Continue reading Warrior Nun season 2 gets trailer, aims for winter release
LGBTQ+
Queer horror film They/Them takes a stab at conversion therapy
**This article contains spoilers for They/Them.** Queer characters don’t always receive the best treatment when it comes to horror movies. For decades, members of the LGBTQ community have been seen … Continue reading Queer horror film They/Them takes a stab at conversion therapy
Kristen Stewart, Ariana DeBose, & Rita Moreno score wins at LGBTQ critics’ Dorian Awards
GALECA, The Society of LGBTQ Critics, has announced the winners of their 2022 Dorian Film Awards. The Netflix film The Power of the Dog took home Best Film, while Kristen … Continue reading Kristen Stewart, Ariana DeBose, & Rita Moreno score wins at LGBTQ critics’ Dorian Awards
The L Word: Generation Q renewed for season 3 at Showtime
After keeping fans on the edge of their seats on whether or not we will see Bettina officially reunite, Showtime has announced that it’s revival of The L Word has … Continue reading The L Word: Generation Q renewed for season 3 at Showtime
Comics & Books
Dazzler steps into the spotlight in new X-Men YA novel
Alison Blaire, aka Dazzler, was always the type of secondary member of the X-Men that got pushed aside, or not utilized to her full potential (even though having the ability … Continue reading Dazzler steps into the spotlight in new X-Men YA novel
Toy mogul Todd McFarlane mocks female action figure fans
Sexism in the comic book/superhero industry has been around pretty much since it’s inception, but every now and then someone goes out of their way to kindly remind us that … Continue reading Toy mogul Todd McFarlane mocks female action figure fans
Gail Simone to pen new Jessica Jones multiverse miniseries at Marvel
One of the most prolific female comic book writers is sending one of Marvel’s most underrated heroines on one trippy adventure. Gail Simone has signed on as the writer of … Continue reading Gail Simone to pen new Jessica Jones multiverse miniseries at Marvel
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