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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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MythBusters Fans Mourn The Sudden Death Of Grant Imahara
MythBusters star Grant Imahara unexpectedly died on Monday, with sources indicating that he suffered a sudden brain aneurysm while at home. The news understandably shocked and dismayed fans of his work, which goes way beyond what we saw on Mythbusters. In addition to his work there (and on related show White Rabbit Project), he was a trained engineer and roboticist, working for ILM on animatronics for major movies, with his projects featuring in The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (where he was responsible for R2-D2).
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Patrick Stewart Insists That Star Trek Must Maintain A Political Agenda
Star Trek has been one of the most openly political and progressive science fiction shows on television ever since it first aired. The series dreams of a utopian world in which materialism has become irrelevant and mankind has moved beyond racism and sexism, with many of the episodes showing our characters dealing with allegories for contemporary problems. This has continued right through to Star Trek: Picard, which often throws up ethical dilemmas.
David James David James Jul 14, 2020
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How Many Years Pass In Each Star Wars Trilogy
The three Star Wars trilogies are some of the most-watched movies of all time. Ever since A New Hope smashed into theaters in 1977, they've been a huge part of the cultural landscape, with each generation having their own set of films to enjoy. Now known as the Skywalker Saga, they comprise a nine-movie epic that begins with Anakin Skywalker's childhood and concludes with Rey Skywalker's triumph over the resurrected Emperor.
David James David James Jul 13, 2020
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Thor: Love And Thunder’s Tessa Thompson Says Better Representation In The MCU Is A Big Deal
Disney and Marvel Studios have been on a mission to increase diversity for quite a while now. Justifiably stung by accusations that the team in 2012's The Avengers were overwhelmingly straight white men, they began expanding their casting. That process is set to accelerate in Phase 4, with movies like Black Widow, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, The Eternals and Thor: Love and Thunder either introducing or putting a spotlight on a more diverse set of heroes.
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Ryan Reynolds Shares Photo Of Unused Deadpool 2 Suit
Deadpool is practically indestructible, bristling with weapons and able to bust right through the fourth wall, but it seems he's met his match with Mickey Mouse. We're now two years on from Deadpool 2 and, after the Disney/Fox merger, there's still no firm news on what's going on with Deadpool 3. However, Ryan Reynolds is eager to keep fan interest in the character warm and has been posting a lot of cool behind-the-scenes goodies from the two movies on Instagram.
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Netflix Has Reportedly Renewed One Of Its Biggest Shows For A New Season
Netflix's Space Force launched with a bang at the end of May, immediately propelling itself to the top of the platform's charts. The show reunites The Office creators Greg Daniels and Steve Carell and parodies the newest branch of the United States Military: the titular Space Force. Space Force has been largely mocked ever since its announcement and the series capitalized on that by depicting it as a plucky underdog of loveable losers pulling together to try and achieve the impossible.
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Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Part 5 Would’ve Had A Riverdale Crossover
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina fans reacted with dismay when Netflix announced that it will not continue after the fourth season airs later this year. The show quickly won a dedicated fanbase when it launched, with its combination of Satanism, feminist politics and snappy dialogue making it a hit with fans. Sadly, it seems that this wasn't enough, as the adventures of Sabrina are coming to an end.
David James David James Jul 10, 2020
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The Internet Is Loving Zac Efron’s Awesome New Netflix Show
The buzz was good for new Netflix show Down to Earth with Zac Efron, in which Efron travels through scenic locations around the world with “superfood hunter” Darin Olien. Together, the pair explore healthy and sustainable ways of living, although judging by the promotional pictures, they focused primarily on ones that would allow Efron to be shirtless for as long as possible.
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