Kirsten Carey is a freelance journalist who specializes in writing about anime and pop culture. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Mary Sue, Polygon, and The Daily Beast. Kirsten's articles cover a range of topics, including anime reviews, analysis of popular series, and interviews with industry professionals.
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Kirsten's coverage predominantly centers around anime and gaming, with a focus on announcements, reviews, and expert commentary. She seems to be particularly interested in specific anime series such as "One Piece," "Pokémon," and "Dr. Stone."
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Drake and Kendrick Lamar's epic diss track battle from earlier this year was one for the history books.
By: Kirsten Carey
The wave of book bans in schools and libraries across America has been concerning, to say the least.
By: Kirsten Carey
If you exist outside MAGA circles, chances are you're very tired of Elon Musk. In fact, so many people are tired of Elon Musk that X / Twitter's user base
It's the holidays. People enjoy (or dread) the holidays for any number of reasons: the family, the gift-giving, the big meals. But for people who enjoy excuses for coziness, there's a unilateral plus. The holidays provide the ultimate excuse to grab a hot chocolate (or hot toddy), snuggle up beneath some blankets, and watch
By: Kirsten Carey
For most of us, Thanksgiving is a day where we watch a corny parade and eat a meal with friends and/or family. For Elon Musk, it's a day where you go onto
By: Kirsten Carey
As far back as I can remember, Thanksgiving weekend has been my favorite weekend for movie-going. There's always at least one big release, and there's always so much hype around it that you can't help but feel excited. Dating back nearly four decades, huge hits like
By: Kirsten Carey
As the year comes to a close and we consider our contenders for Game of the Year, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is certainly on the shortlist.
By: Kirsten Carey
Before going to see Jon M. Chu's film adaptation of Wicked (several times), I had barely seen or thought about Wicked in nearly two decades.
Let’s face it: after a disappointing 2023 ceremony, expectations were rather low for the 2024 Game Awards. Those low expectations ended up working in the show’s favor. Because the games announced this year included some really heavy hitters—and some surprises with absolutely no one saw coming.
By: Kirsten Carey
The ending of episode 12 does not reward us for giving 'Dandadan' the benefit of the doubt after the events of episode 1.
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