10 anime movies for every occasion that aren’t by Studio Ghibli
Amazing anime films like “Your Name,” “Perfect Blue,” “5 Centimeters Per Second,” “Wolf-Children,” “Akira” and “Tokyo Godfathers” are often overlooked.
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Netflix’s ‘Feminists: What Were They Thinking?’ clarifies the meaning of being a feminist
In honor of Women’s History Month, anyone with a Netflix account can watch how feminism allowed women to contribute to our society.
The beauty of ‘WandaVision’ shines in its humanity and vulnerability
From references to classic sitcoms, to alternate realities and superpowers, “WandaVision” has it all.
Dive into the world of Studio Ghibli
“Ponyo,” “Spirited Away,” “My Neighbor Totoro” and “Howl’s Moving Castle” are some of the many films Studio Ghibli has to offer. Find the perfect one for you!
A guide to ‘WandaVision’
“WandaVision” explores the story happily ever after of two beloved Marvel characters through hidden details and blips in reality.
Rick Riordan updates fans on upcoming Disney+ adaptation of ‘The Lightning Thief’
Take a tour of Camp Half-Blood in the upcoming Disney+ adaptation of the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series.
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ explores young love but falls flat
Although a little too cheesy and predictable at times, it is fun to watch as Lara Jean and Peter learn to grow and accept change.
Ariana Grande’s ‘Positions’ makes you feel as if you’re young and in love
‘”thank u, next” was about heartbreaks and other challenges Grande experienced. In “Positions,” Grande has new objectives, ideas and sounds.
Short film ‘Canvas’ paints a vivid picture of loss and new beginnings
The Netflix original short film “Canvas” portrays the heavy impact of loss on one elderly painter.
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ will whisk you away from the everyday
The good, the bad and the ugly of “Wonder Woman 1984.”