“Sam’s trying to return to his family after giving up the shield (much to the delight of the U.S. government, who I will never forgive for that square-jawed VHS bootleg version of Captain America), while Bucky’s haunted by what he’s done as The Winter Soldier, working to make amends in the angstiest way possible. There’s a lot I can draw from in this first episode, but I wanna talk about the bank scene because of how relatable it was to me.” Read more at The Mary Sue. Yesterday was National Puppy Day. Check out 25 facts you might not know about man’s favorite fur-babies. Read more at Mental Floss. As we wait for Black Adam to start filming, let’s look at a history of Dwayne Johnson’s efforts to bring the film into existence. “In just a few weeks, Dwayne Johnson will finally roll cameras on his DC movie, Black Adam. That statement seems almost unbelievable—because if you can believe it, the actor and the role have been inseparable for over a decade. In that time, Johnson has taken great pleasure in teasing fans about what’s to come and reiterating his unrelenting passion to play the anti-hero. But even he certainly didn’t realize just how long it would take.” Read more at Gizmodo. A new informal study is showing that people want to keep certain online behaviors they’ve developed during lockdown after the pandemic ends. Read more at PCMag. Anthology horror hit American Horror Story is going into its tenth season. Here’s everything you need to know about it. “Ryan Murphy’s creepy anthology series American Horror Story has taken us to haunted houses, sentenced us to an asylum, checked us into a spooky motel, and so much more—and there’s no signs that the FX series will be stopping anytime soon. The nightmarish show was confirmed for a tenth season before its ninth, AHS: 1984, even ended in fall 2019.” Read more at Thrillist. Intermittent fasting has become one of the most popular diets of recent decades, but does it actually deliver? Read more at Inverse.
