Q-ell Betton
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I write stuff. A lot.
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Selective Outrage - review
Pretty much every entertainer who considers themselves within the realm of comedy had an opinion about this incident. Truthfully, the incident garnered comments from those who would normally pay scant interest in the going ons in Hollywood.
By Q-ell Betton20 days ago in Geeks
Whiteness
I recently watched a Tik Tok video where a young black woman made an asinine argument against perceived white privilege. She argued that many a minority group received special privileges; racial quotas for colleges or employment. The highlighting of a particular ethnicities business. Diversity categories in entertainment.
By Q-ell Betton10 months ago in Humans
When Love Hurts.
As a person who took only a passing interest in the relationship of the Smith family, the whole 'August' debacle left little impression on me. I know the story; Jada slept with her son's friend, August Alsina, a rapper/singer and spoke about the affair on her podcast. The resulting confession left her husband, Will, looking somewhat foolish and emasculated.
By Q-ell Betton12 months ago in Humans
The Facts of Feeling
In the United Kingdom, an estimated half-a-million people identify as transgender. That is less than one percent of the population. Similarly, less than one percent of United States citizens consider themselves transgender, around two million people. A recent census found that nearly three percent of adults in the UK identified as lesbian or gay.
By Q-ell Bettonabout a year ago in The Swamp
The Batman - review
The DCEU’s latest iteration of every comic book fans’ favourite orphan billionaire, turned caped vigilante, takes a different approach to the superhero genre. Matt Reeve’s film, The Batman, brings the caped crusader into the twenty-first century, retaining only the darkness of the stylistic, era mixing, television show, Gotham.
By Q-ell Bettonabout a year ago in Geeks
She's The One - review (Prime)
Brief synopsis: A forty-year-old property developer is successful in all aspects of his life except for one; love. He wants to find his soul mate and, with the aid of friends and family, meet said mate by the date of the wedding of one of his friends.
By Q-ell Bettonabout a year ago in Geeks
Love of the Flies
Maurice took a deep breath. This was going to be an important meeting; a crucial meeting. He knew that there would be many voices that would oppose him. They would try and say he was being sensationalist, finding an issue where there wasn't one.
By Q-ell Bettonabout a year ago in Fiction
