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While the golden age of vampire films is long gone, and their last resurgence with the Twilight saga left us with a bitter aftertaste of toxic relationships, zombies are almost impossible to kill. Because more than any other movie monster, zombies are not the heart or core of a story, but rather a context.
With the release of the new live-action movies The Little Mermaid, played by Halle Bailey, and most recently Peter Pan & Wendy starring Yara Shahidi, addressing the controversial topic of racebending fictional characters is more important than ever. At first, this conversation topic made me pretty angry. Obviously, due to the nature of the internet […]
“Comedy is about the trauma that comes from a human’s lived experience and how they cope with it. Robots can’t be traumatized.” This quote from Comedian Whitney Cummings who did a Netflix special in 2019 perfectly summarizes the rise and downfall of an AI comedy show which resembled Seinfeld: Because Seinfeld never tired of emphasizing […]
Many queer men have an instant connection with female pop starts, because their stories and women’s stories are closely linked to power hierarchies in society, where they must fight for being accepted and gaining relevance regardless of their sexuality or gender.
Netflix is cracking down on people sharing their passwords and the binge watchers are in turmoil – but why? Shouldn’t we perceive it as morally wrong to share our passwords anyway? We take a deeper look at why we don’t feel guilty.
The twenties are the most defining years of life - we are growing up while simultaneously glowing up. And because glow ups don't just happen with a new haircut, wardrobe or style, but with a renewed mindset, we've put together a list of books that everyone in their roaring twenties should read.
Where do creatives go to connect with like-minded people? That’s a matter that TOURIST is resolving, a recently launched platform that interconnects the global creative community in an attempt to bolster collaborations across different cities.
“Babylon” paints the picture of Hollywood as the city of cinema during the transition from silent movies to talkies.
Many said that the ‘last real youth subculture’ was dead when it was only about to come back in a different shell: new artists are reinventing pop-punk with themes about mental health, inclusivity, female empowerment and non-binary. There has never been a thing such as ‘too much eyeliner’ and the emo renaissance is proof to it.
New year, new energy! And burning effigies is a cleansing ritual to welcome in the new year.
