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“Michael” Retakes Top Spot While “Obsession” Intensifies the Weekend Box Office 
The 10th Anniversary “LOL Surprise: Plush Surprise” Collectible Line Review 
Widow’s Bay 1×3 and 1×4 Review: “The Inaugural Swim” and “Beach Reads” 
Crunchyroll and MoMI Celebrate 10 Years of the Anime Awards 
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*stares at blinking cursor for 67 years* I don't even know how to begin this review. Where do I even...
Naruto Shippuden 18×403 Review: Unwavering Gutsiness
This week’s episode of Naruto Shippuden shone the spotlight on Team 10, which consisted of Hinata, Shino and Kiba. Though...
Ms. Marvel #13 Review: Crushed – Part I
This month’s issue of Ms. Marvel had Kamala Khan developing a crush on a boy and dealing with other Inhumans coming...
Con Nooga 2015: Another Awesome Adventure
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FEELINGS Daily: TRAILERS! Daredevil! iZombie! And More!
Okay so yesterday I pissed some fanboys off by saying that Sony had to order an ALL DUDE Ghostbusters. This...
Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Episode Three Review – “Judgment”
Resident Evil: Revelations 2 episode 3 “Judgment” was all about solving puzzles in both campaigns, and it also gave us...
But Which Twin Is the Evil One? A Review of “The Fire Sermon” by Francesca Haig
As post-apocalyptic and dystopian novels pop out of the snow like daisies, Francesca Haig has created a unique world where...