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When you agree to start on a show like Love is Blind, one thing you must be prepared for is public scrutiny. Love is Blind gets millions of viewers with Netflix subscriptions every single year. Each new season of the show is filled with cast members who are in pursuit of love. Oftentimes, controversial things they say on camera land them in hot water. That just so happens to be the case for Ramses Prashad from Season 7 of the show. Ramses successfully matched with a young woman named Marissa George, but have his comments butchered things? Here’s what viewers have recently started labeling him a “red flag.”

Is Ramses Prashad A True “Red Flag” On Love Is Blind?

Love is Blind fans are scratching their heads about Ramses right now because he’s said a few conflicting things since Episode 1 of the show. When he first started talking about gender roles in a marriage,...

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by James Cameron-wilson

Between the years 1931 and 1937, Michael Powell directed twenty-three films: twenty-three films in six years. Sadly, ten of those works are no longer with us due to the fact that they were printed on the highly volatile nitrate film stock, which was not only extremely difficult and expensive to store, but was highly flammable. Michael Powell, who went on to direct such classics as The Red Shoes, A Matter of Life and Death, Black Narcissus and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, was still in his twenties when he started directing but was known for his sense of economy and swiftness of turning a project around. Thanks to a government initiative set up to boost British cinema by establishing a quota system – so that a proportion of British films had to be shown in British cinemas alongside the big-budget Hollywood releases – the ‘quota quickie’ was born.

The deeply complex lore of "Star Wars" continues to expand with the live-action television series "The Mandalorian," and the upcoming shows "Star Wars: Ahsoka," "Skeleton Crew," and "Star Wars: Acolyte," which will take place in the final dark days of the High Republic Era. The animated world of "Star Wars" is also continuing to fill in gaps and expand the universe with "The Bad Batch," "Visions," and "Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures" that's set to premiere on Star Wars Day, May the 4th. Novels exploring the High Republic are set to tie in with "Star Wars: Acolyte" and three new "Star Wars" video games have been announced, including "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor," the sequel to "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order" that will continue the adventures of Cal Kestis. 

When Disney took over Lucasfilm, "Star Wars" canon split into Star Wars Legends (the new name for the Expanded Universe) and the Disney output became the new,...