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The conversation begins with a playful exploration of Cuban culture and identity, followed by the introduction of podcast guests. The discussion then shifts to teaser trailers and the MCU, and concludes with a deep dive into the importance of consequences in storytelling and character development. The conversation delves into the impact of Hollywood storytelling and the influence of corporate interests on creative freedom. It explores the responsibility of narrative conversations and the misinterpretation of stories by audiences. The discussion also touches on the corporate influence on creative freedom and the implications of storytelling in the context of societal and political narratives. The conversation covers the perception of political affiliations in popular culture, the impact of award shows and celebrity interactions, and the Star Wars franchise in relation to Kathleen Kennedy's departure from Lucasfilm. The discussion delves into the nuances of political affiliations in popular culture, the significance of award shows and celebrity interactions, and the future of the Star Wars franchise following Kathleen Kennedy's retirement. The conversation delves into the influence of producers, the impact of Jordan Peele, Rey's identity and gender in Star Wars, representation in the Star Wars universe, diversity in the Star Wars universe, the creative direction of Star Wars, the future of Star Wars and Disney, and predictions for Disney's future. The discussion highlights the importance of diversity and the impact of Disney on storytelling.

Takeaways

• Cuban culture and identity
• Introduction of podcast guests
• Discussion on teaser trailers and the MCU
• Consequences in storytelling and character development Impact of Hollywood storytelling
• Corporate influence on creative freedom Perception of political affiliations in popular culture
• Impact of award shows and celebrity interactions
• Star Wars franchise and Kathleen Kennedy's departure Diversity in Star Wars
• Future of Disney
• Impact of Disney on storytelling

Chapters

• 00:00 Consequences in Storytelling and Character Development
• 18:12 The Influence of Hollywood Storytelling
• 40:43 Perception of Political Affiliations in Popular Culture
• 58:05 Star Wars Franchise and Kathleen Kennedy's Departure
• 01:10:16 Predictions for Disney's Future

The conversation covers the Golden Globes 2025 nominations and winners, the release of new X-Men and Black Panther trailers, Sebastian Stan's role in Batman 2, and Ashley Tisdale's experience with a toxic mom group. Each chapter explores these topics in detail, providing insights and discussions around each theme.

Takeaways

• Golden Globes 2025 nominations and winners
• New X-Men and Black Panther trailers
• Sebastian Stan's role in Batman 2
• Ashley Tisdale's experience with a toxic mom group Mandy Moore Confusion
• Ashley Tisdale's Controversial Comments

Chapters

• 00:00 Ashley Tisdale's Toxic Mom Group Experience
• 30:52 The Mandy Moore Mix-Up

Join Justin, Derek, and Stefania as they break down TikTok's brief ban and what it could mean for its future in the U.S. They also discuss Elon Musk's controversial salute at Trump's inauguration, the teaser trailer for the live-action How To Train Your Dragon, and Universal Studios Orlando's plans for the franchise. Plus, they dive into the ongoing Harry Potter controversy involving J.K. Rowling and the legal feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar over "Not Like Us." Don't miss this week's hot takes and discussions!

In this week's episode, Justin, Derek and Stefania start off with the death of Charlie Kirk and its impact. How people are reacting to the tragic moment. The Emmys took place on Sunday and we give our TV recap of the best moments of the night followed by a first look at Doctor Doom. Stay tuned until the end of the show where we read 2 excerpts from Reddit's "Am I The Asshole" page.

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This week on Still Scrolling, Justin and Stefania (while Derek recovers from a clicker infection) dive into all the big reveals from Star Wars Celebration, including the official confirmation that Ryan Gosling is joining the galaxy far, far away in Star Wars: Starfighter, directed by Shawn Levy. Then, we break down the box office debut of Sinners, which opened with $48 million against a $90 million budget—will it bounce back? Plus, in our Special Viewers Unit segment, we discuss the emotional bombshell in The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 2. And don’t miss this week’s juicy “Am I the Asshole?” scenario to wrap up the episode!

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This week, Justin and Derek (with Stefania out this week) talk about celebrities literally leaving Earth on a space trip and what that says about the current state of the world. We also react to the Academy Awards officially adding a Stunt category—set to debut at the 2028 Oscars. Plus, The Last of Us Season 2 kicked off with a strong premiere, and we'll be covering each episode weekly from here on out. Tune in for all the takes!

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In this episode, the hosts discuss their experiences at New York Comic-Con, including the box office performance of Tron: Ares, critiques of nightlife and con culture, insights from "It: Welcome to Derry" and Marvel panels, and highlights from the "Mortal Kombat 2" panel. They also engage in a segment of 'Am I the Asshole?' addressing various social dilemmas.

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This week on Still Scrolling, Justin, Derek, and Stefania dive into Thunderbolts*—and yes, it's a spoiler-filled episode! With the movie finally in theaters and receiving strong reviews, we break down our thoughts on the film, highlight standout moments, and unpack both post-credit scenes. If you've seen it, tune in and join the conversation!

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In this episode, the hosts engage in a humorous and insightful discussion about a fictional heist at the Louvre, introduce guest Jay Fridge, and explore the cultural impact of shows like Stranger Things. They also delve into a controversial DoorDash incident involving a TikTok video and discuss parenting dilemmas in the context of a Reddit post about co-parenting and trust issues. The conversation is filled with laughter, empathy, and critical thinking about societal norms and personal experiences.

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*TW: Mention of Sexual Assault*

In this episode, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from pop culture news, including the latest controversies surrounding the Beau DeMayo's recent tweets complaining about Kevin Feige, to personal anecdotes about conventions and social media interactions. They also delve into the importance of consent at conventions, the conservative platform that could replace PBS, and engage in a lively 'Am I the Asshole' segment.