Month: March 2020

Where last week’s Better Call Saul cold open was a majestic work of art, this week’s is a titillating mystery: in the first moments of this episode, titled “Namaste,” Jimmy McGill enters an antiques store. 1,245 more words via ‘Better Call Saul’ recap: An olive branch, a bowling ball — EW.com

Scarlett Johansson readies for battle the way a veteran doctor scrubs in for surgery or an astronaut gears up for her eighth space flight. Hair drawn back in a tidy braid, she barely glances down at Natasha Romanoff’s familiar black catsuit as she buckles every buckle and zips every zipper with rhythmic efficiency. 1,947 more… via… Continue reading Scarlett Johansson is back in black as Marvel’s superspy Black Widow — EW.com

It’s been 10 years since we first met Scarlett Johansson’s Natasha Romanoff, handily taking down Happy Hogan in Tony Stark’s boxing ring. Over the last decade, she’s evolved from morally conflicted superspy to avenging hero and, ultimately, the sacrificial savior of the universe. 877 more words via Scarlett Johansson breaks down a decade of Black Widow’s… Continue reading Scarlett Johansson breaks down a decade of Black Widow’s best scenes — EW.com

As of this summer, joining an all-star superhero team will no longer require a personal invitation from Samuel L. Jackson in an eyepatch. Marvel is headed to Disneyland, with the all-new Avengers Campus set to open in Disney California Adventure Park on July 18. 2,235 more words via Get a marvelous behind-the-scenes look at Disneyland’s Avengers… Continue reading Get a marvelous behind-the-scenes look at Disneyland’s Avengers Campus — EW.com

I imagine all artists – writers, painters, composers – come to a place in their work when they (in one form or another) jot down those two words: “The End.” Naturally, the end of a first draft isn’t the END. There are months of rewrites and edits ahead. The collection of words I’ve tallied up […]… Continue reading Writing “The End” — Myths of the Mirror

Writing keeps me afloat. Writing keeps me sane. Writing keeps me warm on a cold day. What does that mean exactly? It gives me hope. I’ve written all my life. When my mother locked me in my room in the attic like a jail cell, I wrote. Poems mostly. Couldn’t have been more than 7 […]… Continue reading The Writing Life — athingirldotcom

This is why nobody should ever underestimate the power of the blogging and writing communities. via The Power Of The Blogging And Writing Communities — Hugh’s Views & News