Not easy being red
Last week, the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense (BPRD) agent Hellboyâs likeness was co-opted without permission for a Minority Rights Group International (MRGI) ad campaign.
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The conservation conversation
About a week before the Canadian federal election, I asked my nephew whom he would vote for if he were old enough: âI donât know,â he said, âbut I wouldnât vote for the Conservatives, because they just want everything to stay the same.â
Humble home of the horse lords
Since the first civilizations rose, humans have respected and relied upon the strength of the horse.
Ghosts of the living
Pastiche and homage can be great fun, but letâs be honest: everything Guillermo Del Toroâs ever done is an adaptation or a throwback.
Goodman vs. Murdock
After evading the Drug Enforcement Administration for more than a year, the mystery drug kingpin known only as Heisenberg was revealed to be Walter White, a terminally-ill New Mexico high-school chemistry teacher.
Fighting Fit: Not personal, just business
The martial arts are typically practiced in large groups.
Animesque: A bit of the old ultra-violence
I love the â80s, when the first wave of neo-noir horror anime captured the attention of mainstream western viewers.
What does Fox News say
After receiving complaints that their staff was ânot representative enough,â Fox Newsâ board of directors fired the corporationâs entire executive staff and replaced them with actual foxes.
Fighting Fit: Taekwon-Dodos
I practiced a little taekwondo (TKD) when I was seven-years-old, and I donât recall liking it much.
Privilege and prejudice
Kyriarchy theory is the idea that people exist between the extremes of privilege and oppression, much like the Marxist dialectic of the working class and the upper class.