Old School. Biblically Independent.
By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | April 7, 2026
I know this is an exercise in futility, but let me be clear so things don't get twisted: I liked She-Hulk. It was fun, it tried something different, and most importantly, it made smashing Matt Murdock an MCU badge of honor. -- It's canon, and I won't hear a word otherwise! -- That said, I just assumed that She-Hulk underperformed because we're almost four years out, and there hasn't been a single peep about Season 2. In fact, no one even knows if Tatiana Maslany is still under contract, and she rightfully has fun toying with nerds about it. So, imagine my surprise when Marvel producer Brad Winderbaum revealed that, actually, She-Hulk was one of Marvel's "best-performing shows." But that would mean angry weirdos screaming on YouTube were... lying? That can't be right. (IGN)
Jennifer Lawrence is still rocking her Adidas Tokyo sneakers, which I'm being told are some sort of fashion trend. My wife got me a sweater at Kohl's. Is that anything? (Lainey Gossip)
Controversial Chloe Fineman take: A kid pantsing a younger kid who kept lifting up her shirt is not a scandal. She got fired from her camp counselor gig, which was the correct punishment. This was nothing more than a stupid kid being a stupid kid because their brains are stupid. If you want to get worked up about something, there's a fresh new Duggar crime right over there. (Celebitchy)
You do not have to hand it to Tucker Carlson. (Wonkette)
Jack Black gave SNL a much-needed ratings jolt. (LateNighter)
Does anyone find it weird that Britney Spears went swimming with Gavin Rossdale, but not Gwen Stefani? Where was she during all of this? (Page Six)
There has never been a better time for a Dr. Mario movie. (Vulture)
Meanwhile, treating the other Luigi like a hero is having predictable results. (Gizmodo)
The Kanye situation fixed itself. (Rolling Stone)
Erika Kirk wants to sue Druski. If you understand those words, congratulations, the internet owns you, too, now. (The Mary Sue)
NTE gobbled up The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion (Volumes 1-5) by Beth Brower. “These books can be the sweet, fluffy, nonsense my heart desires & my brain requires in this world literally being held hostage at the whims of a madman... and also they can be the most moving and heart-wrenching things I’ve read so far this year.” What’s getting you through these current days? (Cannonball Read 18)
