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What you should know about the man behind 'Eternals'

CNN 04 Nov 2021
They've leapt out of their native medium of comics in a single bound to clothes, toys, video games, TV shows and, of course, movies ... It's based on Kirby's 1976 comic book, about a race of immortals created by giant aliens to defend humanity against their other creation, the Deviants ... No other comic book artist has had a bigger impact on the field.
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DIA hosts Arab Film Festival with in-person, streaming offerings

Royal Oak Daily Tribune 04 Nov 2021
debuts ... This year’s Festival takes place online and in-person through Nov. 7 ... Also new this week. ... 2 ... 5 and beyond ... Marvel Studios’ film about the Marvel Comics race of ancient aliens, the Eternals, who have protected the Earth since the dawn of man. The Eternals must defend humanity once again from mankind’s most ancient enemy, the Deviants.
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Production staff who worked on Superman comic depicting the superhero as bisexual received DEATH THREATS ...

The Daily Mail 02 Nov 2021
Amid the outpour of criticism, the comic's writer, Tom Taylor, defended the choice to write the character as a member of the LGBTQ community, arguing the beloved hero's sexuality is but a small detail - one that will allow LGBTQ people 'to see themselves in the most powerful superhero in comics.'.
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How the Eternals Fit Into the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Time Magazine 02 Nov 2021
(Heck, the average comics reader might not be super familiar with them.) ... A cosmic comics history ... The Eternals—a group of immortal beings tasked with protecting and nurturing the human race—were created by the legendary comics writer and artist Jack Kirby in 1976 ... It was the Eternals’ mission to defend humanity from the Deviants.
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Dave Chappelle's standup controversy sees Netflix hit with 'unfair labour charge'

Beijing News 31 Oct 2021
As Netflix employees, former showrunners, GLAAD and the National Black Justice Coalition condemned Chappelle's denigrations of the trans community, Sarandos initially defended the comic and his special against claims of transphobia, saying it did not "cross the line" on hate speech.
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Spike Milligan was the true father of modern satire, says Ian Hislop

The Observer 31 Oct 2021
But now Ian Hislop wants to talk about its birth ... Together they aim to restore the late Spike Milligan’s reputation as the forefather of modern satire, and not just a madcap comic and poet of nonsense rhymes ... These two strands met in Milligan first, Hislop says ... Comics will just have to go on saying what they want to say and then defending it ... .
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The Lawyer Defending Texas’s Abortion Ban Is Exactly as Evil as You’d Expect

Vanity Fair 30 Oct 2021
... and would specifically force a 12-year-old to have her rapist’s child? And further, what kind of a person would then show up to the highest court in the land to defend it, even after the devastating impact it’s had in just two short months? Obviously, a comically evil one!.
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‘SNL’ Legend Garrett Morris Defends ‘Comic Genius’ Dave Chappelle: ‘Gender Is a Fact’

The Wrap 27 Oct 2021
SNL” legend Garrett Morris strongly defended Dave Chappelle’s controversial Netflix special “The Closer” during a wide-ranging interview with THR ... “That was a response to something.” ... And that’s what I got from that.” ... Morris later defended “Harry Potter” author J.K ... He’s a comic genius ... .
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Marvel comics could explain how Steve Rogers might return in the MCU – but not ...

Games Radar 27 Oct 2021
In Marvel Comics, there is an aged former hero with a secret base on the moon looking down over us ... The Winter Soldier, Barnes' work defending against aliens has largely been absent from Marvel comics except for a brief time being the bodyguard for the living Cosmic Cube, Kubik.What this could mean for Chris Evans/Steve Rogers in the MCU.
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Hannah Gadsby fans are not happy with Dave Chappelle for saying she's not funny

CNN 26 Oct 2021
That did not go over well with admirers of Gadsby, who is an Australian comic who has been outspoken in her criticism of the Chappelle controversy. Several of them took to social media to defend Gadsby and her brand of comedy ... Fellow comic tweeted Sean Kent tweeted that it was ...
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Dave Chappelle sledges Australian comic Hannah Gadsby in defiant video after facing backlash from the ...

The Daily Mail 26 Oct 2021
In the footage, he lashed out at Australian comic ... But others have vigorously defended the comic's special, with the family of Daphne Dorman - a transgender woman and friend of Chappelle's who committed suicide in 2019 - saying that she would have likely found his material funny.
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What these trans comedians have to say about Dave Chappelle's jokes at their expense

CNN 24 Oct 2021
Chappelle's trans jokes weren't funny, comics say ... "I absolutely believe that a straight comic can tell a joke about trans people that is funny for everyone," McBride said ... One trans standup on Netflix defends Chappelle ... Flame Monroe defended Chappelle's jokes about trans people.
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“Entertaining the World” – Greek Titan Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Under Fire

Greek City Times 23 Oct 2021
And it isn’t just Netflix defending Dave Chapelle, but some comics also, believing that the ability to take risks for the sake of humour is vital for comedy to thrive ... It is not the first time since Sarandos has been at the helm that Netflix has been forced to defend its streaming decisions.
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Kendrick Lamar fuels rumours he’s releasing a new album tomorrow as fans piece together clues

Metro UK 21 Oct 2021
Kendrick season could be here finally (Picture. Getty Images) ... However, some have reported the image mysteriously reverting back to the original picture ... So… ... More ... Got a story? ... Alison Hammond ‘disgusted’ by Tilly Ramsay bodyshaming as she defends Strictly Come Dancing star ... Superman colourist quits DC Comics and accuses them of ‘ruining characters’.
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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos claims he ‘screwed up’ defending Dave Chappelle Special

The Independent 20 Oct 2021
Sarandos has been widely criticised online for claiming that on-screen content doesn’t cause real-world harm amid his continued defence of the comedian ... Sarandos originally defended the comic in a memo sent to staff last week, saying that artistic freedom allowed for “a very different standard of speech” than was allowed internally at the company ... .

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