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Kathleen Kennedy’s Latest Fan Attack is a Hoax
The newest assault on fandom is a false flag operation. Twitter user Jar Jar (Not) Abrams posted what he claimed was a clip of Kathleen Kennedy trashing Star Wars fans who didn’t like the sequel trilogy. She laughs as she says, “It wasn’t made for them.” Check it out below: Damning, isn’t ...
Read MoreDune Alters Poster for China, Removes Black Actress, Stirs Up Force Awakens Controversy
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 26, 2021 | 0
Dune is struggling at the box office all around the world. It’s receiving mixed reviews, but it was going to be a tough go for anyone not familiar with the source material (the Frank Herbert classic is charting at #1 in all books on Amazon.com, by the way). Also, the tepid reception in China ($6.4...
Read MoreHayden Christensen Will Return as Vader in Ahsoka Series
On Friday, October 22nd, The Hollywood Reporter broke news that Hayden Christensen will appear in the Disney+ Ahsoka Tano series in his role of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader. Christensen will play against Rosario Dawson’s iteration of Anakin’s Padawan, a role she took on for season 2 of The Manda...
Read MoreOfficial Disney Twitter Account Dunks on Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 15, 2021 | 0
As if there aren’t enough people that dislike the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, the last thing Disney needs is a splinter faction within their own ranks dunking on them. The Official Latin America Disney+ Twitter account (pictured above) took the open shot and probably lost their job in the process. W...
Read MoreThat 70s Show Spinoff in Development
A new generation is about to be called dumbasses, as Netflix has ordered a That 70s Show spinoff to be called That 90s Show. That 90s Show will run for ten episodes and revolve around Leia Forman, Eric and Donna’s daughter, who spends the summer in Point Place, Wisconsin, with Eric’s legendary p...
Read MoreScientific American: Why the Term “JEDI” is Problematic
Don Khan Swaylo | Sep 24, 2021 | 6
When asked, “How do you define Jedi?” do you immediately leap to reference the social justice literature? If you don’t, perhaps you are doing it wrong. Fresh off their successful endorsement of a presidential candidate for the first time in their 175-year history, Scientific American is taking...
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