How animals are trained for TV and film
It’s (t)raining cats and dogsBy Janis McMath, Editor-in-Chief Commonly seen as the easiest animal to train for film, dogs are…
Tag: TV
A coming-of-age zombie show that rises with a refreshing story
‘The Walking Dead: World Beyond’ transcends the dreadful traditions from previous seriesBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4.5/5 The Walking Dead:…
Production of ‘Rick and Morty’ season three halted due to loss of MS Paint
“We ask that everyone be patient, as we estimate the time it will take to transition to this new production model will be at least a year and a half.”
The Game of Names
Why are names like Peter, Jessica, and Bobby being passed over for the likes of Taylin, Kolbie, and Rashzel?
A note on history: Music videos through time
The music video has evolved as an interplay between the audial and visual.
Suicide isn’t beautiful
Often, there is no “reason,” or at least, not one that is universally understandable.
Stop shaming people for having “problematic faves”
It’s important to remember that our favourites are human, and they will make mistakes and do or say bad things.
Riding in cars with boy jeans
Currently, Sophia Amoruso’s net worth is approximately $280 million. That’s not bad for someone who used to steal her clothes out of dumpsters.
The optimism of ‘Star Trek’
One of the most famous examples of its commitment to portraying a truly post-racial society was having Kirk and Uhara kiss, the first-ever interracial kiss on camera.
‘Death Note’: Dead before it hits the screen?
The Americanizing approach seems even more problematic and bizarre with a story as culturally specific as Death Note.