Anime, anime, anime op, anime openings, Chainsaw Man, Jpop, Mob Psycho 100, Pop Team Epic, Spy x Family, urusei yatsura By Kirsten Carey on Sat,1:00 2022 was an all-time great year for anime. Movies, movies, new year's eve By Rachel Leishman on Sat,12:00 What movie are you going to watch this New Year's Eve? Big on the Internet, cryptocurrency, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, meta, NFTs, Sam Bankman-Fried, Twitter By Kimberly Terasaki on Sat,10:00 Perhaps more so than any previous year, 2022 made us realize, in both real life and fiction, that billionaires are not inherently more intelligent and better than everyone else. Movies, New Year's Eve By Julia Delbel on Sat,9:30 Christmas movies tend to take the spotlight for the bulk of December, but the week in between December 25 and January 1 just hits differently. Gaming, Cuphead, elden ring, God of War Ragnarök, Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Stray, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Trombone Champ, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 By Kirsten Carey on Fri,7:21 Between long-awaited sequels and surprising dark horses, 2022 delivered so many incredible games that it was often impossible to keep up. And though that often felt frustrating—especially as a game reporter—when you step back, that's a pretty great problem to have. Movies, A24, animation, anime, Horror, science fiction By Aria Baci on Fri,7:02 From polarizing spectacles like Nope to long-awaited sequels like Avatar: The Way of Water, there were more features released this year than some of us could keep up with. So it makes sense that some of the most thoughtful and beautifully produced movies might have been overlooked. Big on the Internet, Colleen Hoover, Hide From Homepage, literature, tiktok, Twitter By Kimberly Terasaki on Fri,6:07 BookTok, the TikTok community dedicated to literature, has been make-or-break for the success of many authors, but few have gripped the community so thoroughly as romance writer Colleen Hoover. However, her popularity has not come without controversy. Movies, Netflix, The Invitation By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:51 Now though, we can all watch it on Netflix and self-insert ourselves into Evie's position. Big on the Internet, moms, tiktok By Julia Glassman on Fri,5:46 A new TikTok trend has us seeing mothers and daughters in a whole new way. Movies, Encanto, Encanto at the Hollywood Bowl, interview By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:33 Encanto at the Hollywood Bowl is available on Disney+ now! TV, Kai Caster, Rowdy, Yellowstone By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:33 Is that the end of Rowdy or will we see Kai Caster back in other flashbacks? I hope we do because he was a great addition to the Yellowstone cast! Movies, Alice Darling, Anna Kendrick, interview By Rachel Leishman on Fri,5:32 Alice, Darling is in theaters now. News, donald trump, Taxes By Julia Glassman on Fri,4:42 Thanks to the release of Trump's tax returns from 2015 to 2020, we know exactly how much he claims to have donated. Movies, Angela Bassett, black film, Forest Whitaker, new year's eve, Whitney Houston By Alyssa Shotwell on Fri,4:01 This might be blasphemous to proclaim, but I would love for this film to be remade in the 2020s. Terry McMillan's story can be adapted again to better embody the richness of the novel and reflect the experiences of Black women in the '90s Big on the Internet By Princess Weekes on Fri,3:19 Becoming a full-time writer had been a dream of mine since college. Movies, Letterboxd, social media By Rachel Leishman on Fri,3:00 What are your stats in 2022? How do you want them to change in 2023? Books, American Dirt, Hide From Homepage, Jeanine Cummins, Oprah By Rachel Ulatowski on Fri,2:39 American Dirt went from being hailed as the defining book of 2020 to being criticized as stereotypical "trauma porn." Here's everything you need to know about the controversy surrounding Jeanine Cummins' book. News, democrats, politics, Taxes By D.R. Medlen on Fri,2:38 So Trump's claims of perpetually being audited were lies (I know, I'm shocked too). TV, anime, Netflix, Stranger Things, Stranger Things Tokyo By Vanessa Maki on Fri,1:59 It's not common for a live-action show to be adapted into an anime. Generally, it's the other way around, and it seldom works out well (Netflix's Death Note is a great example). Movies, Daniel Craig, Glass Onion: a Knives Out Mystery, Knives Out, Rian Johnson By Julia Glassman on Fri,1:47 Rian Johnson has already started developing Knives Out 3. Here's what we know so far! |
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