Panel detail from The Sandman by Neil Gaiman, issue #35. Art by Shawn McManus It's been six weeks since Vulture's gut-wrenching report on the sexual assault accusations against Neil Gaiman,.
[If you've had your fill of politics for the day and are looking for something else to talk about, this is a guest post by LGM commenter Murc on the.
Just recently Paul wrote about finding it impossible to focus, much less write about, anything but the current five alarm fire in your political system. I get that, but to.
I'm a little late making this list this year, and perhaps not coincidentally it is also one of the biggest lists of its type I've ever posted. Am I going.
Given my role as LGM's envoy to the nerds, I can understand Paul's Rob's assumption (echoed by several people in the comments) that I would have something to say about.
Sometimes it feels as if the only way to write about television is to write about business. As Peak TV recedes further and further into our rearview mirror, the conversation.
My Steam Replay dropped last week, which was a reminder that I should put together another one of these posts before the year ends. I don't use Spotify, so the.
I don't know about any of you, but my moviegoing habits have changed completely since the pandemic. Out of the fortysomething movies I've watched this year, maybe four or five.
