Crazy Jane actress Diane Guerrero announced — July 2018
Joe Otterson of Variety announces that Diane Guerrero from Orange is the New Black will
Spot& Cerberus
Generic author and dogs-about-town. Three heads are better than one. Cerberus, called "Spot-and" by their closest friends, grew up at the gates of Hades. Abused by heroes and gods alike, they grew up plural and deeply misunderstood. Most of the time they fight over whether to become a musician, a writer, or open up a sanctuary for misunderstood mythological creatures. But for now, they're a journalist focusing on plural issues while they're trying to improve internal communication and decide where they want to move to.
Gollum& speaks on Brexit, Parody — December 2018
In an original rendition of the Gollum/Sméagol duet, voice actor Andy Serkis created a new
DID Brain Pattern Study doesn’t measure up — December 2018
Many articles this past week have cited a new study out of the Netherlands on
ScreenRant on Dark Phoenix/Jean Grey — XMen
ScreenRant reports on the upcoming film, Dark Phoenix, and director Simon Kinberg prepared for the
Plural’s Case Not Listed – Illinois Times regarding Bishop’s Abuser List — December 2018
According to the Illinois Times, in 2004 a plural named Virginia Galloway in the lawsuit
Den of Geek: Unbreakable Trilogy(?) interview with Shyamalan — December 2018
In this Den of Geek interview with Shyamalan regarding the Unbreakable trilogy, the director mentions
Cosmo Interviews The Labyrinth System — October 2018
Cosmopolitan writer Rose Minutaglio interviews The Labyrinth System about their experiences of plurality. In addition
PsychCentral: Plurals aren’t Dangerous Characters — November 2018
Amid a laundry list of “bad plural characters,” PsychCentral author Lynne Shayko conducts interviews with
Plural Finds Home in New Mexico — November 2018
The Santa Fe New Mexican has a feature article on a special residence for persons
Split, the Unknown Sequel — Glass update SYFY Wire — November 2018
According to an article on SYFY Wire, owned and operated by NBCUniversal, Universal “bigwigs” didn’t
