Close to the end of The Ballad Of The Songbirds And The Snakes (TBOTSATS), Lucy Gray sings "The Hanging Tree" and, immediately afterward she is told to never sing this song again, for it brings up to many "touchy subjects", but Maude Ivory liked it. Personally, I think either Coyro killed Lucy Gr...

I think the story was a trilogy from the children's scholastic reader. Here are the things I think I remember about it. First book 3 children brothers/sister exploring hillside and discover a cave entrance. They follow some type of path or stairs that go deep underground and discover some city of...

I remember seeing somewhere, a snapshot from a comic book where a lady (presumably a fan; might have been a reporter as well) addresses Tony Stark and says something like (paraphrased): You are definitely more handsome than Robert Downey Jr. Looking for this comic book issue.

Guys are there any animes or comics similar to Rick & Morty (Big Mouth, Simpsons and all that stuff...) and Stein's gate with some serious Physics or Math involved? Please provide references while you suggest.. Thanks in advance..

In one sense, it might refer to "the lord of" the rings, as in the person or entity currently in possession of The One ring. In another way, it could (IMO) mean that The One ring is "the lord" out of the rings. As in, it "owns" the lesser rings, and rules over them (and everything and everyone el...

At the end of season two, This kinda flies in the face of what happens near the end of season one, beginning of season two though, What's going on here?

I found this image on Quora: What is the original source of this image? Google reverse image search didn't help.

I think I saw this movie in the 90s on Hungarian TV. It started with a team of astronauts on Venus. There's this thick green liquid and they collect a sample in a thermos bottle. I think someone dies as they do this and they decide to return to Earth rather than take more risks. They return to Ea...

AKA the author of Winnie the Pooh? This web page ( https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/JRRTolkien ) claims far far down that Tolkien once wrote a strongly worded letter to A.A. Milne complaining about his stage adaption of Wind in the Willows, which it seems Tolkien had much disliked. ...