Hey everyone! Over the past couple of days, many of you may have noticed that the Pokemon Gyms were down. They went under construction, per a message that would pop up any time you tried to open one of them, and no one was able to play them – what’s more is that they reverted … Continue reading
A little over two years ago and idea started to float around the internet. What if Sheriff Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) got her own show? With Claire Novak (Kathryn Newton) being sent to live with her in season ten, after already having taken Alex Jones (Katherine Ramdeen) under her wing, it seemed like the perfect … Continue reading
Once in a while, a TV show comes along that is so unique and universal, so touching and funny, so perfect as fuck, that we literally count the minutes between episodes and days between seasons. Issa Rae’s Insecure is that show at the moment and it’s second season officially has a premiere date! You heard … Continue reading
Warning: This article contains spoilers about season 2 up to and including the season finale. The second season of Attack on Titan has been agonizing. And because it starts in medias res, it is arguably more intense than season one. Recapping the final episode, “Scream”, leaves us with a lot of feels (I highly suspect … Continue reading
After the intense three-parter that wrapped up last week, we have a fun single-episode story. I had mentioned previously that the tenth series of the reboot run had really reminded me of the tenth season of the classic series which ran from 1972 – 1973. Back then, Jon Pertwee played the Third Doctor. One of … Continue reading
1. Nintendo Switch Custom Controllers ($129.00) 2. Darth Vader Father Line T-Shirt ($28.90) 3. Five Nights At Freddy’s Foxy Face Backpack ($47.92) 4. Birth. Movies. Death Enamel Pin ($10.00) 5. Mr. Robot Patch ($9.99) 6. Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison ($9.26) Continue reading
“I really can’t stress enough that I would never have sat down to write “Broken” had I not read To Kill a Mockingbird or a newspaper article about how it had come to be written.” -Daniel Clay Daniel Clay does wonderfully at re-telling of Harper lee’s Classic “To Kill a Mockingbird”. Set in England, it … Continue reading
