Minority Mindset

Fandoms have exploded in popularity over the last twenty years. What used to be small, online communities has grown into massive digital spaces. While most fans are wonderfully creative, dedicated, and enthusiastic, some online groups can be quite intense. This shows up in things like endless discussions on Reddit and X, heated debates over character relationships (‘shipping wars’), and arguments in comment sections. These conflicts can range from defending favorite characters to calling for changes to storylines, or simply trying to dominate the conversation.

In a recent interview with Collider, actor Stephen Powell shared how he’s finding opportunities for action similar to superhero roles through his new Hulu series, Chad Powers, which premiered on September 30, 2025. He explained that he and writer Michael Waldron intentionally developed Chad Powers as a superhero story from the beginning.

Clint Eastwood quickly won over audiences with his quiet, intense style and distinctive squint. He stood out from other actors of his time. He’s famous for roles in films like the Dirty Harry series, Unforgiven, and Million Dollar Baby, and he’s been equally successful as a director. Since the early 2000s, he’s focused more on directing than acting.

Sarah Michelle Gellar became a horror TV icon thanks to her role as Buffy Summers, and the show Buffy the Vampire Slayer was groundbreaking for its use of an ensemble cast. While many episodes are considered classics, some wouldn’t be made today due to improvements in areas like special effects and a more sensitive approach to representing LGBTQ+ characters.

To the surprise of everyone, J.D. Vance took a viral meme that poked fun at his appearance and used it to his advantage. Instead of getting upset or ignoring the joke, he leaned into it, essentially taking control of the narrative and showing he could laugh at himself.

Damson Idris recently addressed rumors about potentially playing T’Challa in the Marvel Cinematic Universe during an interview with Time. He dismissed the speculation, saying with a laugh, “No, no. I don’t know anything about it.”