Tag: Social Media

Universal Orlando Trolls Star Wars

Hey everyone! Tuggs here. So. If you haven’t been following Universal Orlando’s Twitter account, boy, are you missing out! With witty replies like this: Ouch. SAVAGE. Sorry, Leo. And sound advice like this: It’s pretty easy to see why they’re my favorite theme park Twitter ac...

Twitter White Knights Against Sexy Female Comic Characters

Most anyone who has been a comic book fan since the 1990s has at least heard of Jeff Scott Campbell and seen his work. Known for his original works Danger Girl and Gen13, Campbell has used his unique style to great effect and acclaim within the industry. He is now regarded as one of the …

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Idris Elba’s Character “ISN’T BLACK ENOUGH” Says BBC Diversity Chief

BBC’s diversity chief, Miranda Wayland, claims that Idris Elba’s character in the TV series Luther “isn’t black enough to be real” because “he doesn’t have any black friends and doesn’t eat any Caribbean food.” She ended the statement by saying t...

Disney Fires Gina Carano Because of Course It Does

The Empire has finally come for Cara Dune. In news that probably doesn’t surprise anyone, Disney and Lucasfilm have fired Gina Carano, the former mixed martial arts star and current actress who appeared on The Mandalorian. Most fans assume Carano was set to be one of the main characters in Rangers...

Cancel Culture Mob Triggered Over Mel Gibson Starring in Fatman

After the incredibly well-received trailer for the new movie Fatman, Mel Gibson was trending on Twitter. Not for his portrayal of the down on his luck, angry Santa Claus, but for the words he drunkenly uttered over a decade ago. Because for some of the insane SJW cancel mob, no amount of time is eno...

Woke Star Wars: Squadrons Writer Mitch Dyer Drives Fans Away

Will these people ever learn? The recent release of Star Wars: Squadrons could have been a great moment for Star Wars fans and gamers alike, a true Star Wars flight simulator inspired by the old Lucasarts games X-Wing and X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter. It had people, including myself, actually interested�...