Shah Rukh Khan is the cultural reference for anyone trying to make an impact with Indian audiences, and everyone from former President Barack Obama to Dua Lipa and David Beckham have paid hommage to the Badshah of Bollywood and his…
Shah Rukh Khan is the cultural reference for anyone trying to make an impact with Indian audiences, and everyone from former President Barack Obama to Dua Lipa and David Beckham have paid hommage to the Badshah of Bollywood and his…
“It is absurd to divide people into good and bad. People are either charming or tedious.” – Oscar Wilde Everybody wants to be charming.
Obviously, we’re going have a lot of spoilers here. So please proceed with caution, though really all of these are quite iconic movies that you’ve probably seen.
God’s desire is to be found, not hidden. But it is only through seeking him wholeheartedly instead of casually that we will find ourselves in his presence.
Nicole Kidman is back in her role as Masha Dmitrichenko, a Russian wellness guru slash pseudo-therapist with questionable ethics and a ton of emotional baggage of her own.
The Netflix docuseries aka Charlie Sheen presents a reflective but uneasy portrait of the actor, blending candid interviews, archival footage, and commentary from friends and ex-wives to explore his cycles of fame, addiction, and recovery.
Nicole Kidman is back in her role as Masha Dmitrichenko, a Russian wellness guru slash pseudo-therapist with questionable ethics and a ton of emotional baggage of her own.
Nicole Kidman is back in her role as Masha Dmitrichenko, a Russian wellness guru slash pseudo-therapist with questionable ethics and a ton of emotional baggage of her own.
Here are six powerful movies about mental health. 1. Inside Out Inside Out (2015) is an animated movie about a young girl named Riley and her personified emotions–Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness.
My name is Marcus Muhammad, and for the last 31 years, I have been living with and battling a virus called HIV. To be clear, I was diagnosed as HIV positive at birth.
Netflix’s latest true crime documentary, My Father, the BTK Killer, directed by Skye Borgman, is equal parts unnerving and riveting – which is exactly why I think you should be streaming this.
In 2023, it was announced that the titular character of Star Wars Episode VII to Episode IX, Rey Skywalker, would appear once more for a follow-up film set 15 years later.
Jenny Han, author and creator of the Summer I Turned Pretty franchise, is clearly a cinephile in her own right.
