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cbr.com | Charlene Badasie
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Sandra Oh is best known for playing Christina Yang on the hit ABC series Grey's Anatomy.
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cbr.com | Charlene Badasie
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Antiheroes like Bucky Barnes and Deadpool have always been popular with fans.
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cbr.com | Charlene Badasie
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image via Universal Pictures The excitement for Jurassic World Rebirth continues to build as the movie edges towards its release date. However, director Gareth Edwards wasn't always enthusiastic about the film. Speaking to SFX Magazine, Edwards revealed that his initial approach to the script was mildly negative since he wanted to hit pause on filmmaking at the time. "I read this screenplay wanting to hate it because I just wanted to have a...
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thoughtcatalog.com | Charlene Badasie
We don’t always connect with the characters we’re told to admire. You know, the ones who take up space, who command attention, who seem destined to have the world bend in their favor. They’re easy to spot – they’re the protagonist, the star, the one whose choices drive the plot forward. And for a long time, we’re encouraged to imagine ourselves in their place. To want what they have. To believe that being the center of attention is the ultimate proof that we matter.
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cbr.com | Charlene Badasie
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account A large part of The Big Bang Theory's comedy style relied on what some viewers perceived to be harmful stereotypes. But despite the criticisms, CBS was happy to greelight spinoff series Young Sheldon. Speaking at the Banff World Media Festival, series creator Chuck Lorrre explained why the studio was eager to go ahead with Young Sheldon.
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cbr.com | Charlene Badasie
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Marvel Studios is known for working very hard to prevent set leaks from its various projects.
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thoughtcatalog.com | Charlene Badasie
There’s something bittersweet about realizing your crush has grown up. Not just aged but slowly turned into someone you don’t recognize, someone who no longer looks like the person you once adored. It’s like watching your favorite love song slow to a deeper, moodier tempo. That’s what’s happened with Chris Evans. For a generation that grew up watching him play the arrogant but lovable jock or the noble superhero, his recent retreat from the spotlight has been jarring.
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thoughtcatalog.com | Charlene Badasie
There’s something deceptively warm about returning to your favorite sitcom. The familiar theme song plays. The gang is back at their usual table, couch, or bar. The jokes are easy. The pacing is predictable. And beneath it all is the quiet, unspoken promise that life might be hard, but it all works out in the end. We grew up watching Friends, How I Met Your Mother, New Girl, and The Office, believing in that promise.
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thoughtcatalog.com | Charlene Badasie
There’s a strange ache that comes with watching the pilot of a canceled-too-soon television show. Not the kind that comes from bad writing or flat characters, but the kind that whispers, “This could’ve been everything.” The early 2000s and 2010s were graveyards of potential. Shows like The Lying Game and My So-Called Life bloomed briefly and then vanished, leaving fans to mourn the “what ifs” on grainy YouTube clips and long-dead Tumblr threads.
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thoughtcatalog.com | Charlene Badasie
For decades, the mean girl trope has dominated teen dramas and pop culture. We’ve all been served the cliché of the blonde sometimes brunette, rich, and ruthless high school queen who’s quick to cut you down with a smile. Blair Waldorf, Alison DiLaurentis, and Regina George immediately come to mind when you hear the phrase because of the toxic power they wield in their respective on-screen worlds. But what if we’ve been looking at them all wrong?
