For most people, Christmas is a time of joy and love, but to the members of Japan’s Revolutionary Alliance of Unpopular Men, the winter holidays represent everything they stand against.
Jean-Marc Vallee, Little Big Lies Director, Dead at 58
Filmmaker Jean-Marc Vallée has died. The Quebecois director, best known for HBO’s Big Little Lies and the Oscar-winning film Dallas Buyers Club, was 58. Further details are awaited, but Deadline reports that he died at his cabin outside Quebec City, leaving his family and advisors in shock.
Thai Dog Shelter Gives Paralyzed Strays a Second Chance at Life
The Man That Rescues Dogs, an animal shelter in Chonburi, Thailand, cares for over a thousand stray dogs, including a few paralyzed animals that get to run with the pack again, thanks to the care and attention of the staff.
Whoa: Ferrofluid Visualizer Dances To Music
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Movies Like Don’t Look Up to Watch Next
Adam McKay is continuing his streak of prestige films with his latest big-budget political satire Don’t Look Up. With one of the most impressive list of stars to ever grace the screen with names like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Timothee Chalamet, Jonah Hill, Ariana Grande, Rob Morgan, Tyler Perry, Ron Perlman, Mark Rylance and Kid Cudi, the film has already garnered and will continue to garner plenty of attention with audiences everywhere. The film focuses on two low-level astronomers from Michigan State University, tenured professor Randall Mindy and grad-student Kate Dibiasky, who discover that a comet the size of Mount Everest is set to hit Earth in six months time and will eliminate all life on the planet. The two travel the country to warn the world of its impending doom, but unfortunately, nobody takes them seriously.
11 Best TV Spinoff Shows, Ranked From Worst to Best
Living in the Golden Age of Intellectual Property, reboots, revivals, sequels, and spin-offs are cropping up in abundance. From How I Met Your Father to House of the Dragon to the entire Star Wars television universe evolving on Disney+, the slate of upcoming shows in the next few years is filled with familiar concepts.