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Pop culture is full of villains bursting with personality and charisma or merely so terrifyingly capable of evoking horror that we cannot look away from them. Yet these awesome bad guys inevitably take a backseat to the square-jawed white-bread hero. Time to rectify that.
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The “new” Platform 9 3/4 is nowhere near an actual train platform at the renovated King’s Cross. I call bullshit on the fan service.
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Does the Harry Potter-ization of pop culture — stories becoming money-generating franchises from the get-go — represent a modern culture rotting at its core, as Alan Moore suggests in his new graphic novel Century 2009?
England is awesome, but unfortunately it’s not quite as awesome as Tom Preston depicts in his work “England Is Awesome”…
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