The world watched on Wednesday as Donald Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. as Congress attempted to certify Joe Biden’s Election Day victory, a process that was interrupted for several hours by the insurrection and later drawn out as many Republicans attempted to throw out the results from several swing states. Among those decrying those who incited violence was model Karlie Kloss, whose tweets once again highlighted her unique connection to the Trump administration. Featured Video Hide
Kloss is married to Josh Kushner, the younger brother of Jared Kushner, aka Ivanka Trump’s husband and Trump’s son-in-law whose inept response to a multitude of sensitive issues over Trump’s presidency more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has drawn massive scrutiny. Kloss and Kushner both consider themselves liberal, which often puts them at odds with Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. Both Kloss and Kushner have publicly said they didn�
For decades, Pixar has pushed the boundaries of what its audience can imagine by grounding the fantastical in delightful ways, whether we look at toys on the ground, a universe of cars, robots on an unsustainable planet, the afterlife, or the mind of a child.
Soul is no exception to that plight. Partly taking place on another plane of existence,
Soul is perhaps one of Pixar’s more ambitious stories to date, a thoughtful and often experimental exploration of dreams, humanity, and appreciating what life has to offer that’s bolstered by inventive animation and the music.
Soul
DIRECTOR:
Pete Docter
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The final 10 minutes of
The Mandalorian’s jam-packed season 2 finale were both exhilarating and exhausting (depending on your tolerance for nostalgia), but one fan has already attempted to improve upon Advertisement Hide
In “The Rescue,” Cara Dune, Fennec Shand, Bo-Katan Kryze, and Koska Reeves managed to capture Moff Gideon’s ship and kill all of the stormtroopers on board while Din Djarin defeated Moff Gideon in a battle that pitted the darksaber against a beskar spear and rescued Grogu. But the droid dark troopers that Din Djarin initially launched into space (and had trouble defeating) were back on the ship and ready to take everyone out up until a mysterious robed figure with a green lightsaber arrived on an X-wing and took out every single dark trooper. That person? Luke Skywalker.
For some of us, one of the few rare reprieves of 2020 was the creativity and humor that poured out of TikTok. And now, for the first time, we can revisit the videos that helped us get through the year. Featured Video Hide
The feature, which is called “Year on TikTok,” works similarly to other app year wrap-ups such as Spotify Wrapped or Apple Music Reply. It’s designed to give you a visual recap of what you spent the past year watching and rewatching on TikTok. Advertisement Hide
“From most-played tracks to favorite creative effects, Year on TikTok lets you revisit some of your defining TikTok memories in true TikTok style,” TikTok’s blog post on the new feature stated. “Each personalized video highlights TikTok favorites from your 2020, and even shares a handful of top ‘vibes’ based on the kinds of content you loved most.”
Sometime early on in the pandemic, the conversation shifted from “What did you do this weekend?” to “What did you watch this weekend?” As we all sat at home, waiting for a vaccine (which is thankfully now on the way), we consumed a lot of culture.
Some chose books and music, but a majority of us turned to our streaming services to keep us occupied. And while movies offered a brief escape, nothing was better suited for quarantine than TV shows, especially ones with several seasons. In other words, we watched
a lot of TV in 2020. Below is a list of notable TV shows that we enjoyed this year.