Drama

While your mileage might vary, the idea of having your own personal corner at home is good no matter how you spin it. Even if you don’t need it, you can’t deny that it would bring you joy to know that this is for you and only you.But what do you do when that space is threatened or, unfortunately, becomes compromised? A woman recently brought this issue to the Reddit table, asking if she’s wrong to not want her husband’s Peloton bike all up in her yoga space.It’s only normal to respect your partner’s space if they have a…

Having a large home is normally a cause for celebration. You have more space and room for kids and you can host friends and family when the need arises. Hosting can be tiring, but rewarding, however, that all goes out the window if the people who have entered your home have no manners at all.A woman and her husband caused some family drama when they refused to host their in-laws who had absolutely trashed their home the last time they visited. Commenters aggressively sided with OP and did their best to give some…

T risha Paytas is telling me about the last time she got yelled at on the internet. It was after a Halloween episode of her podcast, Just Trish, in which the influencer and YouTuber dressed as her then-obsession, the Weeknd in the HBO series The Idol. Wearing pale-pink hospital scrubs, a fake soul patch, and a do-rag, Paytas argued to her co-host, Oscar Gracey, that being a “full-time stay-at-home parent is 10 times harder than someone who can leave.” She referred to the nonparenting labor of working moms…

The coming-of-age drama Little Wing opens with two facts, both quoted from the 2006 New Yorker article of the same name by Susan Orlean. The first: “Americans move, on average, every five years; pigeons almost never move.” The second: that racing pigeons “have a fixed, profound and nearly incontrovertible sense of home”.The title card successfully imparts a few facts about the film, which premieres this week on the streaming service Paramount+. One, that Little Wing, directed by Dean Israelite from a screenplay by John…

Lootere OTT release: Hansal Mehta is back with another action drama series which covers the real-life event of ship hijacking. Mehta is known for several OTT web series hits such as Scoop, Scam 1992, and more. Now the new web series Lootere will soon be made available on the OTT platform in the coming days so you can watch this spine-chilling crime drama from the comfort of your home. The Lootere OTT release date has already been announced with the official trailer so you can take a sneak peek of what is going to happen…

The new boy (Aswan Reid, electric) is delivered to the Christian mission at night, tied in a hessian sack like a wild animal. And that’s how the white world of 1940s Australia views Indigenous Australian kids like him – as feral, unpredictable creatures in need of civilisation.Through the lens of her fervent faith, Sister Eileen (Cate Blanchett) can see that there is something special about the child – he picks up snakes the way other children collect pebbles; he can soothe a fever with just his hands. And he can create a…

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, Preview | Tagged: thorIn Immortal Thor #8, Thor’s family therapy takes a mythic twist, with dark secrets that would make even Oedipus cringe.Published Mon, 11 Mar 2024 11:26:07 -0500 by Jude Terror | Article Summary Immortal Thor #8 hits shelves this Wednesday with more Asgardian family drama. Thor confronts his mother Gaea about her dark secrets in a twist-filled tale. New issue teases a trap set by someone who loves Thor, promising betrayal. LOLtron, the rogue…

Radu Jude, Romanian cinema’s foremost exponent of punky, subversive audience-baiting provocation, returns with the gloriously titled Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World. And as may be expected from the director whose last movie was the eye-bogglingly explicit 2021 Berlin Golden Bear-winning satire Bad Luck Banging Or Loony Porn, this picture is more or less equal parts an indulgent, endurance-testing slog and a brilliantly audacious, fiercely political poke in the eye to conventional cinema. I loved every…

In the British teen dramedy Boarders, five Black students of great intelligence, but modest means, are given scholarships to the elite private school St. Gilbert’s. Their presence has little to do with altruism, and a lot to do with the school’s PR problem, after a rich white student posts a video of himself and his friends harassing an unhoused man. Gus (played by Daniel Lawrence Taylor, who also created the series) runs the charity that helped select the five lucky kids, and while all of them are aware of the real…

The portmanteau genre remains stubbornly alive, if only because awards season keeps on bringing us enjoyable anthologised releases of short films up for prizes. And so it proves again as British-based Shorts TV is releasing all the shorts up for Oscars this Sunday. These are in three categories – live action, animation and documentary – and it is in the first of these I have to say we find something mildly controversial which I have heard discussed by British industry professionals with pursed-lipped disapproval.Wes…