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“Scream 7”: Let Ghostface Stay Dead

“Scream 7” begins with a return to the iconic Macher house, now an Airbnb for horror junkies to stay at.

“The Bride!” is Horrific to Watch but Worth It

Illustration of The Bride with tubes coming out of her as she is being revived.

While best known for her acting, Maggie Gyllenhaal has also achieved recognition as a director and producer in recent years.

Oscars 2026: A Night of Winners, Surprises, and Unforgettable Moments

The 98th Academy Awards, better known as the Oscars, took place on March 15 at the Dolby Theatre, with American writer, comedian, and television personality Conan O’Brien hosting for the second consecutive year.

Eight Is Not Enough: Drawbacks of Short Series TV

Binge-watching is now noticeably shorter. If we go back to the 2000s, the shows typically ran 22 to 24 episodes per season and lasted 30-40 minutes on screen. Now, it will be the rare exception to find a show that runs longer than eight episodes.

Dive Into Markiplier’s “Iron Lung”

The Convict played by Markiplier in scene from "Iron Lung." Courtesy of Markiplier

There has been a stigma surrounding YouTubers who try to create content outside of their usual videos. Many YouTubers have tried dipping their toes into game development, writing, music, and filmmaking.

“Hamnet” Brings Shakespeare Down to Earth

“Hamnet,” directed by Chloe Zhao (“Nomadland,” “The Eternals”), is a fictional take on young William Shakespeare’s life and the creation of his iconic play “Hamlet.”

Two Cultures, One Table: A Culinary Collaboration at Karam Brunch House

Karam Brunch House, with its inclusion of both Yemeni and American options, is the newest restaurant captivating Dearborn, Michigan.

“The Housemaid” Is An Adaptation Worth Hearing

Twists and turns keep you guessing, always leaving viewers drawn in. “The Housemaid” (2025) does exactly that.

“Zootopia 2”: More Than Just Another Disney Sequel

After nearly a decade of waiting, the world of “Zootopia” is back, along with everyone’s favorite bunny–fox cop duo.

Gen Z’s Memory Vacuum and the Entrenchment of Populism

Book cover for Summer of Our Discontent by Thomas Chatterton Williams

In “Summer of Our Discontent,” Thomas Chatterton Williams offers an account of the chaos of the early 2020s: Covid-19, the death of George Floyd, the excesses of cancel culture, and the January 6th insurrection, while tracing the forces that laid the f

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