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Why James Gunn Had To Cut Gal Gadot Loose (And Why DC Is Finally Winning)
Farewell to Themyscira: Gal Gadot’s Exit and the DCU’s "Break" and "Rebuild" In the summer of 2023, Gal Gadot said that DC's new bosses had "come to the set" and personally promised to develop Wonder Woman 3 , telling her "not to worry." A few days later, multiple outlets reported that DC had no plans for a third installment.
By Jin12 days ago in Geeks
I Was Paid $40 a Night to Play the Villain in a ‘Love Companion’ Game. What I Saw Made Me Quit.
She bounced up off the floor. The back of her head had just hit the ground. Thud. Crisp as snapping a celery stalk. Three seconds earlier, she'd been cradling her dead lover in her arms, sobbing herself hoarse. Then she collapsed backward. I thought I was about to call an ambulance. But she opened her eyes, twisted her head toward a corner of the room I hadn't noticed anyone in, and asked:
By Jin12 days ago in Geeks
Nzinga Imani: The Actress Behind Zatima’s Angela Role
Introduction Nzinga Imani has become a familiar face among fans of BET+ television dramas, especially through her memorable role as Angela in Zatima . With her confident personality, strong screen presence, and ability to bring complex characters to life, she has earned recognition as one of the rising talents in modern television. Beyond acting, Nzinga is also known as a model, singer, entrepreneur, and creative professional who continues to expand her career across different industries.
By MUHAMMAD SHAFIE14 days ago in Geeks
Netflix's 'Obsession' Is the Worst Erotic Thriller You'll Ever Watch
Netflix's four-part miniseries Obsession is adapted from Josephine Hart's 1991 novel Damage , which was previously filmed by Louis Malle under the same title. The source material tells the story of a surgeon's uncontrollable passion for his son's fiancée, culminating in death and disintegration. The premise contains everything a psychological thriller should offer: the undercurrents beneath bourgeois respectability, the variegated shapes of midlife crisis, and the self-destruction of the traumatised. Yet Netflix's adaptation floats upward at every point where it should have sunk deeper. What puzzles most is not the darkness of the story itself, but the fact that it never clarifies the one question at its core: why these two people, and why with such totality.
By Jin14 days ago in Geeks
Why I'm Not Excited for 'Practical Magic 2'
I loved the movie Practical Magic. I loved it SO much. I was the dark-haired sister, and my sister was the blonde one. I would watch the movie over and over. So how did the oxytocin flip?
By Stephanie Van Orman14 days ago in Geeks
You Can’t Make Raven Baxter Green: A Statement on Raven-Symoné’s Blackness Problem by NWO Sparrow
From The Cosby Show to 'Colorless': Tracing Raven-Symoné's Identity Problem by NWO Sparrow Let’s start with the facts, because this isn’t about feelings. This is about a pattern.
By NWO SPARROW14 days ago in Geeks
Great Cast, Wrong Decade: What’s Actually Wrong With The Varnell Hill Show by NWO Sparrow
5 Reasons The Varnell Hill Show Isn't Working (Yet) by NWO Sparrow Look, I wanted this to work. I really did. A “ Martin ” spin-off dropping in 2026 should’ve been a layup , nostalgia is the easiest currency in entertainment right now, and Black sitcoms are having a real moment again thanks to shows that actually understand the assignment. But somewhere between the pitch meeting and the pilot, something got lost in translation. Here’s why it’s not clicking for the community yet.
By NWO SPARROW14 days ago in Geeks
Why Star Trek Remains Culturally Significant
September 8, 1966: When TV Was Introduced to Space September 8, 1966, marked the arrival of a television series that would forever change the way audiences viewed science fiction. Star Trek followed the adventures of the USS Enterprise and its crew as they traveled through the final frontier under the leadership of Captain James T. Kirk. Created by Gene Roddenberry, the series combined futuristic technology and space exploration with stories about humanity, morality, conflict, and cooperation.
By TheScreenAnalyst14 days ago in Geeks
This Halloween, Indigenous Cultures Are Not Costumes: Why It’s Time to Leave Pocahontas Alone
Content Warning: This article contains potentially triggering material. The text discusses colonialism, cultural appropriation, harmful stereotypes, the history of indigenous subjugation, massacres of Indigenous people, sexual exploitation, and violence against indigenous women. Matoaka/Pocahontas is presented as a mythological figure in popular culture. The reader is warned that the article may contain upsetting information.
By Jenna Deedy14 days ago in Geeks
Stuart Review: "Spoiler: Corn is Delicious"
The inaugural season of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe enters the second half, with the gang having left the Garden of Eden-type universe and find themselves at their own universe. Everything looks normal. They're at the comic book store, there's no magic, no apocalypse, no AI, no Pleasantville- type atmosphere, nothing. There are no noticeable differences.
By Clyde E. Dawkins14 days ago in Geeks
The Translation Accident
I. A Movie Poster and the Entire Film In early 2026, The Information’s report on OpenAI Astra barely made a ripple outside tech circles. Ordinary people don’t need to know what “Recurrent Depth” is, just as airline passengers don’t need to understand the blade angles of a turbofan engine. But if you’ve spent the past few years treating AI interpretability as a serious issue, you probably paused when you saw the term.
By Jin14 days ago in Geeks
Carla Jeffery Cause of Death: How Did The Disney Star Die?
Carla Jeffery, who was best known as the actress who played Bree in the Zombies series on the Disney Channel, died on September 1 at the age of 33.
By Mark Wigan15 days ago in Geeks