Hollywood star Glen Powell’s recent career graph seems to be an indicator that the actor could become the next big superstar in the industry. With his charismatic performance in Tom Cruise’s blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick and his sizzling pairing with Sydney Sweeney in the hit romantic comedy Anyone But You, Powell is slowly but surely working his way to becoming one of Hollywood’s heartthrobs.
Glen Powell in Top Gun: Maverick ( image credit: Paramount Pictures)
The actor’s most recent film Hit Man which is currently streaming on Netflix, is already proving that his good looks is matched by a genuine talent. In many scenes from this action comedy in which Powell has showcased his talent in abundance, fans of the actor are praising the celebrity for his brilliant ability to perfectly mimic iconic Hollywood characters made famous by renowned superstars.
Fans Were Stunned By Glen Powell’s...
Glen Powell in Top Gun: Maverick ( image credit: Paramount Pictures)
The actor’s most recent film Hit Man which is currently streaming on Netflix, is already proving that his good looks is matched by a genuine talent. In many scenes from this action comedy in which Powell has showcased his talent in abundance, fans of the actor are praising the celebrity for his brilliant ability to perfectly mimic iconic Hollywood characters made famous by renowned superstars.
Fans Were Stunned By Glen Powell’s...
- 6/9/2024
- by Sharanya Sankar
- FandomWire
Arya Stark, Mary Sue? Not quite.
Following the calamitous events of “The Long Night,” in which Winterfell crumbled in the face of certain death, a number of critics have dismissed Maisie Williams’ character as a Mary Sue, which is to say that Arya is so faultless she strains credulity. Let’s unpack this.
As of this writing, there are 70 episodes of HBO’s Game of Thrones, during which time Arya Stark has trained under the best swordsman in all of Westeros, studied the powerful politicking of Tywin Lannister, trained with the Hound, and literally enrolled as a would-be assassin under the watchful eye of Jaqen H’ghar, a faceless man of Braavos and one of the finest assassins in the land.
Is Arya faultless? Far from it. So why on Earth are people referring to her as a Mary Sue? We imagine it has something to do with her slaying the Night King,...
Following the calamitous events of “The Long Night,” in which Winterfell crumbled in the face of certain death, a number of critics have dismissed Maisie Williams’ character as a Mary Sue, which is to say that Arya is so faultless she strains credulity. Let’s unpack this.
As of this writing, there are 70 episodes of HBO’s Game of Thrones, during which time Arya Stark has trained under the best swordsman in all of Westeros, studied the powerful politicking of Tywin Lannister, trained with the Hound, and literally enrolled as a would-be assassin under the watchful eye of Jaqen H’ghar, a faceless man of Braavos and one of the finest assassins in the land.
Is Arya faultless? Far from it. So why on Earth are people referring to her as a Mary Sue? We imagine it has something to do with her slaying the Night King,...
- 4/30/2019
- by Michael Briers
- We Got This Covered
Nintendo fans all over the world were shocked to learn today that Reggie Fils-Aime is retiring as Nintendo of America president. However, while Fils-Aime retiring is big news, fans started to freak out when they learned that the new president's name is Doug Bowser. Yes, Bowser, the name of the supervillain, the king of the Koopas, in the Super Mario Bros. franchise, which is the highest grossing franchise in the gaming company's long history.
Reggie Fils-Aime started at Nintendo of America in 2003 as the Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing and later became its President and COO in May 2006. Fils-Aime has had a pretty incredible run with the video game company and he is satisfied with what he has achieved over the years, but feels that now is the perfect time to retire. Reggie Fils-Aime had this to say about stepping down this April.
"Nintendo owns a part of my heart forever.
Reggie Fils-Aime started at Nintendo of America in 2003 as the Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing and later became its President and COO in May 2006. Fils-Aime has had a pretty incredible run with the video game company and he is satisfied with what he has achieved over the years, but feels that now is the perfect time to retire. Reggie Fils-Aime had this to say about stepping down this April.
"Nintendo owns a part of my heart forever.
- 2/22/2019
- by MovieWeb
- MovieWeb
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