Murakami’s Existential Melancholy in Recent Screen Adaptations
Recent film adaptations of Murakami's work are catching fire, with 'Drive my Car' and 'Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman' capturing the essence of Murakami's sprawling writing.
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Lana Del Rey’s Journey of Self-Acceptance: The Story Behind “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd”
Lana Del Rey has published her ninth album: 'Did you know that there’s a tunnel ocean blvd': a piece full of dreamy ballads that witnesses self-acceptance with the destiny Del Rey feels doomed to, despite the singer’s inescapable alignment with her past.
Netflix’s NEXT IN FASHION shows what’s wrong with the fashion industry
The show invites you to immerse yourself into the sweet bliss of ignorance and lack of knowledge, that the industry loves so much. If fashion is currently responsible for the majority of CO2 emissions and filling up landfill after landfill, then we need some things, but not THE NEXT BIG THING. It's not a criticism of the show, and certainly not of the young designers. It is, rather, a criticism of the fashion machine itself, which is always striving for more, with no idea of what more is.
Jennifer Coolidge is not just White Lotus and Stifler’s Mum
Let’s be honest: Jennifer Coolidge is no stranger to the silver screen. From her roles in Christopher Guest's iconic mockumentaries and Paulette Bonafonte in Legally Blonde to 'Stifler's Mom' in American Pie, Coolidge's quirky sense of humor and inimitable turns of phrase have captured our hearts and laughter for decades.
Wes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’ Features Aliens, Fantasy and an All-Star Cast
The trailer for 'Asteroid City', Wes Anderson's most recent film, is out and it promises to deliver a dreamlike, sinuous, fantastical tale.
Unveiling Traumas and Finding Liberation: Kendrick Lamar’s “Mr. Morale” Album
Kendrick Lamar's music is experimental, progressive and critical; yet, reminiscent of the classic hip-hop era and the way of using music as a form of social protest, drawing attention to the effects of violence, culture, American capitalism, conservative politics and the way they push marginalised groups to the peripheries.
Beyond Super-Rich Excess: Triangle of Sadness vs. Everything Everywhere All at Once
To the surprise of many, the winner of the Best Picture was the tale of an immigrant fable and multiverse-crossing.
From Vampires to Zombies: Evolution of Movie Monsters in Pop Culture
The enduring appeal of zombies in film, from the faded golden age of vampire films to the Twilight saga's bitter aftertaste. Zombies, the anonymous masses, add spice and versatility to any genre, making them formidable obstacles and captivating elements for heart-wrenching dramas and tearjerking narratives.
From Whitewashing to Racebending: Why Changing the Race of Fictional Characters Matters
The importance of racebending in films, addressing underrepresentation and promoting authentic characters and diversity in movies. Explore the impact of racebending controversies in popular releases like The Little Mermaid and Peter Pan & Wendy, featuring Halle Bailey and Yara Shahidi. Unpack the significance of diverse storytelling, breaking racial stereotypes, and the ongoing debate surrounding racebending in Hollywood. From racial progress to commercial diversity, explore the challenges and opportunities in creating authentic representation for a new generation of viewers.
The Screenlife Phenomenon: How Missing Captivates Audiences Worldwide
Experience the captivating world of screenlife movies, a unique genre reflecting the internet age and Gen Z's digital obsession. Discover 'Missing,' an investigative thriller that explores the disconnect between online personas and reality. Uncover clues through Google Maps, Facebook Messages, and search history, as June unravels the true identity of Kevin. With impressive financial success and a dedicated audience, screenlife films redefine storytelling on small screens, making 'Missing' a must-watch cinematic experience.
