'Contagion' movie stars tell fans coronavirus is 'real-life'
The stars of the movie Contagion, which has seen a surge in popularity as the coronavirus has spread across the globe, on Friday urged fans to listen to experts, wash their hands frequently and practice social distancing. Damon, Kate Winslet, Laurence Fishburne, and Jennifer Ehle teamed up with scientists from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health to release public service announcements on ways to contain the virus
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‘Better Call Saul’: Fans React to the Metaphorical Death of Jimmy McGill After That Desert Journey
It’s a credit to episode director Vince Gilligan that he’s able to create a sense of tension even though fans know Mike and Jimmy will definitely survive their desert trek — Mike won’t die until Walter White murders him in the last season of Breaking Bad, and Saul lives on post-Heisenberg under the assumed identity Gene Takovic.
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Disney film Tangled may have predicted the coronavirus
Disney film Tangled may have predicted the coronavirus
Disney film fans on social media are dumbstruck after convincing themselves that Disney's 2010 animated film Tangled predicted the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Fans have made the connection that Rapunzel was kept locked in a tower by her mother for days at a time, which is a metaphor for quarantine, while the village she was kept away from was named Corona, which can be thought of as the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Marvel unveils new superheroes Snowflake and Safespace, fans confused
Ahead of the release of its New Warriors comic book series, Marvel has unveiled some of the series' new superheroes, with twin African-American characters Snowflake and Safespace generating confusion and in some cases outrage among fans on social media, who take offense to the studio's apparent tone-deafness to the meanings of their names, with writer Kibblesmith describing Snowflake as a non-binary superhero who prefers non-gendered pronouns.
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