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Author: jesslind
Pokémon GO Introduces New “Update,” Fans Express Outrage
The still popular mobile game Pokémon GO just released a new update—and no, it’s not to fix any bugs or other issues. The latest announcement revealed new avatar customization options that will now “look even more like YOU!” A good decade ago, this was welcomed, with many people saying how great it would be to have…
REVIEW: Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024)
It’s been nearly twenty years since this princess has had her own solo game (which I haven’t had a chance to play), but being a huge Nintendo fan, you bet your bottom dollar I was stoked for Princess Peach: Showtime! when it was announced during the last Nintendo Direct. And the theme being described along…
REVIEW: Cabrini (2024)
Cabrini, released March eighth of this year by Angel Studios, tells the incredible true story of Mother Francesca Cabrini, who, when arriving in New York in 1889, is met with disease, crime, and orphaned children. She embarks on a daring mission to convince the mayor of New York to secure housing and healthcare for those…
JK Rowling Threatens Legal Action Over Attempt to Dox Her Daughter
JK Rowling is making headlines once again, but this time, the threats do not stop with her. As everyone is aware, the famous Harry Potter author is constantly bombarded by activists over one belief they do not share with her: that women are not men, and men are not women. An X account by the…
The “Dark Side” of Nickelodeon Part Two: Drake Bell
***WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS DISTURBING CONTENT*** Click here to see part one of my look at Quiet on Set and child abuse at Nickelodeon. Now, enter Brian Peck, dialogue coach and infamous “Pickle Boy.” All 90s kids will recall the funny little man holding the giant platter of pickles, with many jokes and even goofy…
Quiet on Set Reveals the “Dark Side” of Nickelodeon
***WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS DISTURBING CONTENT*** Every kid growing up in the nineties remembers the two main channels to watch: Disney and Nickelodeon. It was prime entertainment, with shows like Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Hey Arnold!, and Ren and Stimpy, not to mention the original Disney channel films. Nickelodeon, however, was different and…