Sarah’s brother is 27, unemployed, living with their parents, and still somehow thinks taking her car without asking counts as borrowing. Señor Juan explains why she can’t force him to grow up, but she can absolutely hide her keys and stop letting him treat her car like a family rental service.
After more than a year of seeing KPop Demon Hunters everywhere, AJ finally gives in and watches it. What he expected to be overhyped teenage K-pop nonsense turns out to have catchy music, interesting animation, and some surprising similarities to Demon Slayer.
Durarara!! starts off like a confusing mess of disconnected characters and bizarre events, but once the storylines begin connecting, the series transforms into one of anime’s most unique supernatural dramas.
I am Jewish, and I am tired of being told that criticizing Israel makes me an antisemite. It’s time to stop using antisemitism as a shield against accountability.
Customers returned lost property, helped strangers, paid for meals, and avoided fights during an unprecedented night of peace at a Georgia Waffle House.
After years of putting it off, AJ finally watched Welcome to the NHK and discovered it wasn’t remotely the conspiracy thriller he expected. It isn’t bad, but after 24 episodes, the payoff feels strangely empty.
Xyzabcrst shares his thoughts on music, concerts, dancing, and why humanity may be the only known species in the universe that turns sound into entertainment.
President Curtis works well as a supporting character in Rick and Morty, but carrying his own show is another story. Four episodes in, AJ finds the spinoff mildly amusing, mostly forgettable, and completely unnecessary.
The internet was built on anonymity. Now governments and corporations want age verification, facial recognition, and mandatory ID checks. Is this really about protecting children, or is it about building a more controlled internet?