Before Tyrian Lannister was drinking and knowing things, Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) had Guinan, played by Whoopi Goldberg, who tended bar and listened. She appears in 15 episodes, often drawing out philosophical and social conversations from the crew, even forcing high ranking persons (Picard, for example) to confront racism, concepts of redemption, and their own leadership methods.
I feel I should be upfront here. I was not a fan of Frozen. There’s a myriad of reasons from plot lines, to annoyance at Frozen-mania, to personal experiences at the time that tainted most experiences. But with Frozen 2, I didn’t want to take this past baggage. So with a fresh and open mind, I entered the El Capitan theater, fully expecting to at least be amused by the film.
Halloween may technically be over, but that doesn’t mean that the spooky fun needs to end. We can carry spooky season in our hearts, right? If you’re not ready for the merry season, a show you may have missed but definitely need to check out is Hulu’s Light as a Feather.
I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) two years ago, although it is a psychological disorder that I have suffered with for my entire life. It often takes the form of indecision (because what if I choose the wrong thing??), an over-sensitivity to the responses and emotions of others, and regular panic attacks in situations with too much stimulation.
February is the month of fashion, with Fashion Weeks appearing across the globe. With high-end designers holding shows in New York, Milan, and Paris, what we really wondered was just how much inspiration did they pull from Ridley Scott’s 1982 film Blade Runner given that this is 2019, the setting of the film.
If you’re like me, you’d really like to be able to stare at Jesse Williams for unnatural amounts of time, because have you ever seen anything so spectacular? Luckily we will be able to do so, minus any pesky legal ramifications, in the form of Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human, which releases May 25, 2018.