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Villainess Review: Miss Mitchell (Killing for Extra Credit)
Per usual, when March Madness hits the National Hockey League, Lifetime comes through with some amazing and surprising villainesses in their films. This film, Killing for Extra Credit, was no exception. The central character was Marybeth Morris, and as we see in the introduction, she's gone through a bit of a ringer. Her return to school comes for the first time since she was relentlessly bullied on social media after racy photos of Marybeth were leaked to the public. As the backstory also revealed, the leak came just as Marybeth was running for class president, but she had to drop out due to the embarrassment.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished about 16 hours ago in GeeksKnow Your Anime and Manga Demographic Groups
There are thousands upon thousands of manga magazines in Japan, and they each are made to appeal to a certain demographic based on gender and age. So whenever a new manga (or anime) comes into the fold, it is quickly assigned a demographic so it can be pitched to the correct magazine or television time slot. It will be either shonen, seinen, shojo, josei, or kodomo-muke.
Jennifer ChildersPublished 6 days ago in GeeksReviewing a Pair of Villainesses from "I Know Where Lizzie Is"
I want to tell you a story, and I swear there's a point to this. I'm a big fan of the Canadian Football League because of the wild rules making the game quite nail-biting when it can be. However, there's another reason why I love the CFL: it's because, at times, I just happen to enjoy a good game, while also enjoying a villainess (or two) run wild on Lifetime. This leads to the subject of this review. While I was watching the Toronto Argonauts and the Ottawa Redblacks battle it out, I was also watching this amazing movie, I Know Where Lizzie Is.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 10 days ago in GeeksRevan: Most Powerful Sith in “Star Wars” History?
Among them, Darth Vader, formerly known as Anakin Skywalker, stands out as a mighty Force-sensitive being. His precise lightsaber techniques and ability to predict his opponents' moves have brought him renown. Vader's prowess has allowed him to defeat skilled adversaries, such as Jedi, making him one of the most potent Sith in history.
Jenna DeedyPublished 10 days ago in GeeksReviewing "Doogie Howser, M.D."
I had been familiar with the series, Doogie Howser, M.D., for nearly all of my life, but with the exception of some peeks at a few minutes of some episodes (usually the ending), I had never really watched the series. That is, until about a few weeks ago. Disney+ had the series, and I binge-watched it on the platform. I knew I liked this show in spite of what little I watched prior to the bings, but I do leave this binge very fascinated with the show as a whole.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 13 days ago in GeeksIs a grounding screw necessary? What Are its Applications?
Innovation and efficiency are critical success factors in today's building industry. One such innovation that has transformed groundwork solutions is the grounding screw.
Villainess Review: Valerie Daniels (Blue Bloods)
What can I say? Blue Bloods has such an amazing crop of villainesses. I can't really list what shows have the best batch of one-shot evil women, because I'd take forever compiling a top 10 list of shows that have the best ones. I will say this: three shows that I think have some of the best batches of villainesses have to be Castle, Republic of Doyle, and Blue Bloods. Right now, Blue Bloods is in the early stages of their final season, and as the series comes close to ending, I just can't help but think back to the amazing villainesses who appeared on the show, including this one from the episode, "Secret Arrangements."
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 14 days ago in GeeksThe Exploration of Kitty Pryde's "Star-Lord" Narrative in Marvel's "Future Fight" Game
During the pandemic lockdown, I discovered various non-cosplay activities to keep my mind engaged. These included reading comics, writing, watching shows on Disney+, and playing Marvel's Future Fight, a mobile game.
Jenna DeedyPublished 15 days ago in GeeksCan We Please Have Doctor Doom Be Played By A Romani Actor?
Considering recent casting news surrounding the upcoming reboot of Disney's Fantastic Four film, which will be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there have been widespread rumors regarding the potential introduction of the iconic villain Doctor Doom. These rumors have sparked a wave of fan casting suggestions, with actors such as Giancarlo Esposito, Cillian Murphy, and Henry Cavill being frequently mentioned. However, a notable aspect of these suggestions is the conspicuous absence of actors of Romani descent.
Jenna DeedyPublished 24 days ago in GeeksThe Lean Startup Approach: How MVPs Can Save Your Time & Money
Are you planning to launch a product or service in the market? Wait. Are you sure that your target audience will accept your product, or will it provide all the needed solutions?
Villainess Review: Angela Wright (My Husband's Baby)
For the last two and a half years, Tubi has really served up some delicious Lifetime-esque thrillers, with some deliciously fiendish and malevolent villainesses--some of whom I've mentioned on Vocal. So what does Tubi have in store for us in 2024? Well, if this film, My Husband's Baby, is any indication, I think this year may top last year when it comes to the wicked women of Tubi.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished 30 days ago in GeeksHow To Choose The Best Shopware Developers?
Recent news from the house of Shopware shows that the German company has made $20 billion in 2021. Additionally, Shopware has made a $100illion profit from the global investment firm Carlyle and global payment firm PayPal.
Orion eSolutionsPublished about a month ago in Geeks