Ryan Smith
Journalist in PA. Columnist: @CompactMag_ Also seen in: @Jacobin @telegraph @Bungacast
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Ryan Smith
Captain America: Brave New World may have been a bit of a mess, but against all odds, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was able to cobble together a mostly satisfying entry in the Captain America series. Brave New World was able to kick-start several major MCU elements that the general fan base had been waiting for -- acknowledgment of Celestial Island, the introduction of Adamantium, the start of a new Avengers team and the return of several threads left lingering since 2008's The Incredible Hulk.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Ryan Smith
8 hours agoWe keep hearing about all the goods that will become more expensive for Americans thanks to Donald Trump’s tariff policy, such as it is: clothing, shoes, cars, food, especially anything imported from China. But the latest skirmish between Trump and China has painted a target on this nation’s most …
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Ryan Smith
Published 2 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Pixar has a great track record of putting out quality films for the younger crowd that even adults can enjoy -- Monsters Inc. being chief among them. While not all have been home runs, the majority of them have scratched the sentimental itch many audiences are looking for when heading to a theater for an animated adventure. Still, even the most popular franchises seem to suffer a few flubs here and there -- but...
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1 week ago |
cbr.com | Ryan Smith
LOST is known for its character-driven drama set against the backdrop of mysterious, sci-fi events. To properly tell a story as vast as LOST, some mythology is bound to be featured. However, with LOST, the mythology of the story ended up integrating the main plot line, seamlessly interweaving the main characters with the history of the Island. Over the course of LOST's six seasons, a lot of lore was revealed for viewers to chew on and theorize over -- which is still continuing to this day.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Ryan Smith
Chase Offering up to 50% Extra Value When Using Your Points in the Travel Portal [Targeted]There’s a nice surprise in the Chase Travel portal for some cardholders right now, offering more value when using your points to book an upcoming …
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In retrospect, it’s remarkable the sheer number of lib journalists (like this one) opposed Bernie in the 2010s because of a single comedy podcast and some mean reply guys. The “Bernie Bro” moniker was always intellectually dishonest.
I give you 3,800 words on Bernie Sanders — an eternally popular politician who has found greater levels of consensus than ever before. Went to a couple of his rallies and offered some thoughts on the so-called “Bernie Bro,” a demographic the Dems would be *dying* for in 2025. https://t.co/6AJ2kotj2u
RT @OsbornForNE: Two years ago I was an unknown union mechanic in Nebraska. Then I ran for US Senate. We shocked everyone and got 47%. Mul…
It’s also wild that there’s no stated plan for workers for reindustrialization, no protections or workforce training or development, all while education is getting the rug pull. It’s all just one giant Thor sized hammer.
Instead of swallowing its own caricature of the Green New Deal, Trumpworld should've taken it seriously. The whole idea was that a hugely disruptive system overhaul would be a political failure unless paired w/ a program maintaining people's economic security. These tariffs...
