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2008 was a simpler time, when the biggest problems in life were that emo kids ruled the world and society was split into Team Edward and Team Jacob. For some still mysterious reason, Twilight movies became an instant hit and instantly convinced an entire generation that eternal love is all about choosing between sparkling vampires and furry werewolves.
So, in honor ...
For a long stretch of Mexican pop culture history, Lyn May was bold, glamorous, and impossible to ignore. As a vedette, which is part dancer, part entertainer, she built a career on presence. People didn’t just watch her perform; they watched her own the room until they stopped caring. But years passed, and Lyn popped back into headlines, shifting the conversation to somethin...
Filmmakers spend months, even years, coming up with that perfect plot twist that will make the viewers gasp in shock and immediately want to rewatch the whole thing like a detective with a popcorn addiction. But before the movie comes out, the studio’s marketing team is supposed to “sell” it to us using things like promo images, trailers, toys, and other merchandise, and some...
1993 came with a lot of good movies, but nothing beat Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park. This movie gave us the most real-looking (for that time) and terrifying dinosaurs, and a brand-new anxiety trigger called “raptors working a door handle.” While the adults argued about science and hubris, the movie’s most dramatic performance belonged to Tim and Lex Murphy—the unfortunate ...
“Cancel culture” might look like a new and shiny buzzword phrase, but beneath it lies an ancient art form that’s been around since humans learned to talk. Back then, it was extremely localized, but thanks to the Internet, we can scrutinize public figures’ every word and action. Some of them will vanish like hot breath on a cold morning, while others get a free pass no matter ...