Iman Vellani Had the Best Reaction to ‘The Marvels’ Box Office

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | November 19, 2023 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | November 19, 2023 |

If you watched the delightful Ms. Marvel, it probably won’t come as a surprise that Iman Vellani has racked up almost unanimous praise as the highlight of The Marvels. Unfortunately, her performance wasn’t enough to save the film at box office where it’s dying a painful death. Thankfully, Vellani has a healthy outlook on the situation. She dropped one of the best responses to The Marvel’s box office by basically saying she had fun making the movie, people are enjoying it, and the numbers are Bob Iger’s problem. (Yahoo!)

Rest in Peace, mental health activist, humanitarian, and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. (CNN)

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Martha Stewart is done with Thanksgiving. (Celebitchy)

Moms for Liberty weaponize white women tears against beloved childhood icon LeVar Burton. (Wonkette)

From Roxana: Jezebel, the Oral History. (NYT)

Trump’s campaign message to Iowans: Golden showers? No thank you. (Daily Beast)

From Kaleena: “How could Jeremy Allen White be my daddy?” Oh, Ebon, you don’t know what dark forces you’re invoking… (Instagram)

I was today years old when I learned that Suits and White Collar are two different shows, and Matt Bomer is only one of them. Mind: blown. (Deadline)

From Steven: Reddit added comments 18 years ago. The very first comment on the post announcing comments was ranting that comments would ruin the site. Commenters are a universal constant. (Reddit)

Tim Allen is threatening a Home Improvement revival. Why, God?! (A.V. Club)

Roxana with a two-fer: For the Amadeus fans. (The Cinegogue)

Aubrey O’Day tried to warn everyone about Diddy. (Vulture)

Cosbrarian suggests that the gorgeous Tales From Beyond the Rainbow would make a great gift. “In pursuit of the idea that queer people have always existed (and therefore will persist), Pete Jordi Wood has put together this gorgeous collection of folk and fairy tales that earlier folklorists chose to “clean up” or dismiss.” Would canonically queer fairy tales have made a difference to you when you were a kid? (Cannonball Read 15)