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It's been so long since I have read the books that it is hard for me to remember what happens in which book! But I would say that I agree that most of the best stuff is in the first three books.

That's not really the textbook definition. It's a study of racism within the context of political/cultural/social entities and how those are both shaped by and perpetuate racist ideas. But it's worth to ask the question because it seems to mean something different depending on who you ask or talk to. Some consider teaching about Ruby Bridges a form of CRT.

I guess we just underestimate the audience there is for the Avatar franchise? I hadn't expected the sequel to be a huge success either. You have to consider the long period of time in between the two films too.

The Cavill thing is pretty classic and can be mirrored in how Ruby Rose left Batwoman. She first remained silent. Then when she revealed it was because of the hectic schedule and also being pressured into returning to work shortly after seriously injuring her spine in a stunt that went wrong, the production quickly released counter-content in which she was portrayed as difficult and impossible to work with. I think the stories about Cavill being sexist and not respecting the female staff on The Witcher has to be seen in the same light. Until they released those stories, the only thing out there was the rumor that he had left because he was so tired of the bad writing. If you are the showrunner or a member of the writer's room, you do not want that idea out there. So their publicists and agents will have released dirt on Cavill to cover their clients' backsides.

Can you define Critical Race Theory for me?

Thanks! I hope her new fella realizes how lucky he is!

Elena Satine was rumored as a potential actress for the Netflix show Triss and I am still a bit sad she did not get the part.

Large parts of Europe have been under Muslim control in the past. Google Al-Andalus, for just one example. So if it happens again, it's hardly something new for the continent.

That's kind of the point of the two characters. Triss is the safe choice. Yennefer is the woman you choose that you know will only ever bring you trouble (but might be worth it). So this is kind of in the writing.

Mella always looks amazing.

Always think Hugo is her dad, but he is actually her uncle.

I mean memes like this only make me think of this:

Leo's new girlfriend is 23. He must be doing this on purpose!

I think you are being kind of harsh. Most of these models gets a ton of weird and rude comments on their socials every day. I can totally understand how they can suddenly get fed up with it.

1. Carmella looks absolutely gorgeous in that dress 2. It sucks that morons online will probably have made her insecure about wearing any more open back dresses in the near future 3. I'm sure she is used to these types of comments but I guess occasionally they get to be too much even for models who get dozens of them every day

Mel is really working that dress!

I think Tyler Hoechlin is actually a decent TV Superman but you could probably not transpose that to a movie. They will find someone. Remember that Brandon Routh once upon a time also came out of nowhere. In any case, James Gunn seems interested in doing a Superman Year One type story, so the actor will be probably be much younger than Cavill. I wonder if they might have considered Noah Centineo had he not already been in Black Adam.

Interesting! Sounds like The Witcher production staff want to ruin Henry Cavill's reputation to try and deflect blame for his departure from the show. I'm guessing the writer who was fired is Beau DeMayo (the same guy who revealed that several of the writers on the show hate the books). Since I have never heard from any other movie set that Cavill is hard to work with, I find this very dubious. I can imagine he was frustrated with the writing and increasingly let this know to the writers room. But people can't really blame him for that.

LOL! He is turning all of his hobbies into actual jobs!

This is what they thought was necessary to cut out of Mass Effect 2 for the Legendary Edition remaster.

(Not sure what original source is, found these on Reddit)

Damn, that is a truly terrible bit of plastic surgery. It's like they asked her how fake they could look on a scale of one to ten and she answered "thirteen".