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Olivia Munn Wants to Be a Part of the G4 Relaunch? Did Not See That Coming

August 12, 2020

It's no secret that Olivia Munn couldn't wait to get the hell away from G4 at the start of her career, so she was the last person I thought would jump at the chance to be a part of its relaunch. Yet, here we are. (The Wrap)

Lainey offers a blunt lay of the land for the Ellen situation, and depressingly, it looks like things will be fine for the daytime talk show host. (Lainey Gossip)

Brian Austin Green's transformation into Bitter Divorced Guy is almost there. (Dlisted)

A celebrity stylist names Jennifer Lopez and Katherine Heigl as the worst to work with, which definitely seems on brand for the latter. (Celebitchy)

Trump is out here trying to act like Kamala Harris is a "dream opponent," which actually, might be true because nothing motivates his voters like racism. They love it. (The Root)

The creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender have left the Netflix live-action remake, and fans are justifiably freaking out. (io9)

From Roxana: "Rachel Handler with Vulture spoke to a gynecologist about 'WAP,' which is especially interesting in light of Ben Shapiro's 'doctor wife' claiming that a wet pussy is a problem." (Vulture)

Hot off of the heels of her stint guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Sarah Cooper has landed a Netflix special. (Deadline)

To further confirm my status as an old, I'm terrible at Reddit, but Jodi just shared this AMA with David Tennant that you folks might be interested in. (Reddit)

From Kayleigh: "To celebrate the Women's Prize for Fiction's 25th anniversary, you can get some ebooks of iconic books with the author's real names on the front, so enjoy Middlemarch by Mary Ann Evans!" (Baileys)

The president is lauding QAnon believers as future Republican stars, which sadly, I'm seeing in real time. Lately, I've watched way too many family members bump up against or straight up share PizzaGate nonsense on Facebook. It's not good. (Esquire)

When people talk about White Feminism, do you know what's being left out? ASKReviews picked up Mikki Kendall's recently released Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women White Women Forgot. "It's important that the feminists she's speaking of don't look at the issues and decide to get all white savior-y on them; a key thing this book has reinforced is to look at who is already doing the work and see how to best support them." (Cannonball Read 12)

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