Category: Social

Gina Carano Strikes Back

Gina Carano, the once badass MMA fighter turned Mandalorian star, has filed her response to Disney’s attempt at dismissing her complaint. This comes one month after Disney and Lucasfilm have filed paperwork to have Gina Carano’s wrongful discharge and sex-discrimination suit tossed out. In th...

In Memoriam: Bernard Hill (1944-2024)

Bernard Hill, best known for his roles in Titanic and Lord of the Rings, passed away on Sunday, May 5th, at the age of 79. He was in the presence of his fiancée and son that morning, but no cause of death was given. Born on December 17th, 1994, in Blackley, Manchester, England, to a …

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X-Men ’97 Ends DDayCobra’s Career

We all have our favorite YouTube (or Rumble, etc.) personalities who we watch on livestreams. In fact, there are so many internet characters to choose from; it does make one picky about who they decide to watch. A lot of political channels, a lot of movie and television channels, pop culture, pop cu...

Nerdrotic Talks Video Games, Comic Books, Sports, and Jerry Seinfeld with Will Cain

Nerdrotic is giving the mainstream media the 411 on the 199. Gary appeared on today’s episode of the Fox News podcast The Will Cain Show, where he talked about the woke infestation of entertainment, Gamergate 2, journalism and its war with fans, and Jerry Seinfeld. This follows Gary’s appearance...

FNT Las Vegas Meetup 2024

Las Vegas. The city goes by many names, from “Sin City” to “Lost Wages.” Either way, it is a place that has gone down in infamy throughout the decades. I’ve never been the sort to feel a pull towards a city like Vegas since the things that occur there are essentially the polar opposite of ...

Google CEO Tells Employees to Leave Politics at Home

Is Google pulling back from the woke mind virus it spent years spreading? Sundar Pichai, the tech giant’s CEO (as well as the CEO of Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company), released a memo last week saying, among other things, that the personal politics of Google’s employees should be left at...