In Miraculous Ladybug, André Bourgeois is the mayor of Paris. He is said to have won election four times, meaning that he has been mayor for almost two decades. Moreover, in his most recent election, he won with an astounding 97% of the votes cast, a result which would make some dictators envious...

In this article by Vanity Fair, Michael Waldron talks about the rules for time travel set by Loki (2021): Marvel already made its case for how time travel works in Avengers: Endgame, but that, Waldron points out, “is the way the Avengers understand it.” With a TV show it’s a little different. “I...

I am confused how did Malfoy drew this moving pictures on paper: I feel my question is different from this question

Is there anyone who help me to complete a research paper related to information technology?

I realize that it has no impact on anything but my question was closed as duplicate despite being asked 3 years earlier, having more answers, being higher upvoted and having more views than another.

After taking care of the Alien Queen when she sneaks aboard the Sulaco why didn’t Ripley and the others stay in orbit and destroy the derelict ship before leaving?

The MC is reborn as an aristocrat child or a prince, and when he is five and a half years old, he disguises himself so can go to a guild in to be on an adventure. When he becomes an adventurer, he goes to a forest to search for some medicine plant but meets with an orphan boy, who is attacked by ...

I think it's an isekai. The female lead (FL) knew what was going to happen in the future. In one chapter, she begged to accompany her fiancee's family outing which the male lead (ML) thought was annoying but it turns out that she wanted to save the ML's mother. She prepared a rope and used it to ...

In Halo 3, one cinematic states that Cortana has found a solution to the Flood other than the Halo rings. Master Chief wants to go to the Ark to pursue this solution (and is told that stopping the rings is first priority). According to this question, the Gravemind also wants to know what this sol...

Oops. A little late, but still good. Please link to your favorite questions and answers which were either asked or answered from April 1st 2021 through June 30th 2021. Your answers will be compiled into a blog post like previous quarterly posts. I will be using DavRob60's queries for a baseline, ...

This is going to bug me... I was reading A book from the 80s/90s with a stage magician and a couple women and it reminded me of a trilogy of books I read in the late 1990s as discarded paperbacks from my local college (the bookstore would "destroy" remainder inventory by cutting the covers off to...

I'm struggling to remember the details of this, but I'm positive it's not Achilles Choice. I would have read this in the mid 1990s, but I don't even recall if it's a novel or a novelette. The protagonist is a (mostly?) baseline human in competition at a future Olympics. The primary conceit of th...

I remember a story I read in a mid to late 1990s anthology (perhaps some "Year's Best" anthology, because I use to buy those from time to time) where all the players in the NBA had the abilities of past superstars imprinted upon them. Each player had the abilities of a different superstar, that...

I've read this webcomic a few years ago, up to about halfway through its run at the time, and wasn't able to find it again (despite actively looking several times). What I remember is that the main characters were a bunch of E-list superheroes, so weak/obscure that they were basically shut out of...

I had this book as a kid with beautiful paintings of different lifeforms that could inhabit the planets in our solar system. Venus has large black creatures with giant ears. Jupiter has floating gasbags. Europa has creatures with ice-skate-like appendages for feet. I've Googled a bit, but I can't...