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idobi’s Top Albums of the 2010s
Our staff have spent the past few weeks arguing, digging out their old iPods, and scouring their Myspace pages to narrow their personal picks down.
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Our staff have spent the past few weeks arguing, digging out their old iPods, and scouring their Myspace pages to narrow their personal picks down.
This week: This Is Us, Mixed-ish, Emergence, Arsenio Hall: Smart & Classy, Castle Rock, Chicago Med, Stumptown, The Good Place,
Queer Eye: We’re in Japan!, VICE Investigates, Atypical, American Son, Titans
Geek Girl Riot is exploring 29Rooms’ upcoming event then diving into another fall TV roundup.
First, Peter Parker lost Uncle Ben. Then he got snapped out of existance in ‘The Blip’. Next, his mentor and father-figure friend, Iron Man, died saving the universe from Thanos and his pack of baddies. It looked like after his already pretty traumatic young life he was also going to be snatched out of the MCU. For some time Sony and Disney were unable to come to an agreement over how they would split the massive profits from the latest crop of Spidey films. The latest news shows Spider-Man remaining in the MCU for a third film on the original… Read more »
The 2019 Emmys were a bit lackluster in design, without a host and accompanied by the weird theme of “The Masked Singer” the show was a little off. What was completely on were the awards given to the diverse talent we are finally starting to see in Hollywood. Billy Porter is the first openly gay black man to receive the award for Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Jharrel Jerome was not only the first afro-Latino to be awarded Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie but also the youngest. Amazon Prime’s Fleabag was one star of the show… Read more »
A big week in movie news as Nick, Tony, & Allison discuss the possibility of Spider-Man exiting the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
We’re taking a smooth cruise down The Way Highway this week so get comfy and pull up your favorite comic book.
Real talk—Quentin Tarantino has been Single-White-Female-ing Bruce Lee with his films since at least Kill Bill: Vol. 1.
A trio of friends go to illegal means to have the American dream…oh, did I forget to say it’s 3 housewives in 1970s NYC?
This week’s Geek Girl Riot is jam packed: We talk Veronica Mars, Dear White People, The Boys, Another Life, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and share our San Diego Comic Con highlights!
