#online-controversy

#online-controversy

The campaign in question , which came out in July, was interpreted by segments of the online chattering classes as eugenics-coded: "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans," a deep male voiceover decreed, as she rolled around onscreen looking like Sydney Sweeney. This interpretation was picked up by people who think racism is good people who think racism is bad, which means this conversation has had real internet staying power.

As character creators get better, people are making nearly 1:1 recreations of celebrities , characters from other games, and digital versions of themselves . That is normally all well and good, but now players have started recreating Charlie Kirk, the right-wing commentator who was assassinated at Utah Valley University earlier this month, and they're using the basketball game's tattoo options to add, well, another detail to the recreation.

It's not so much what Hank Green said, but what the Hank Green-hosted SciShow on YouTube put forward. The video is framed as physicists using science to explain the art of knitting, which until now has been innovated simply "through trial and error," and that "how it all works was mostly a mystery." Recently, scientists used a computer model to determine how certain knit stitches will behave, thus being able to predictively pattern knit fabrics for the first time.

LEGO Batman will see players take control of the Caped Crusader and his allies, drawing on aspects from the Dark Knight's previous outings across films, video games and DC comics. As confirmed in 31 minutes of gameplay posted by IGN, players will have the option to have the world's greatest detective equipped in different looks - including, it turns out, a very fetching Batman rainbow suit.