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Liam Payne Podcast Revelation ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Liam Payne shared the life-changing moment that sparked his recovery journey: his appearance on Logan Paul’s podcast. That infamous episode, in which Liam made wild claims about One Direction, became the wake-up call he desperately needed.

“I became somebody I didn’t recognise anymore, and I’m sure you guys didn’t either,” Liam confessed in a YouTube video. “I was so angry at what was going on around me that instead of looking inwards, I decided to take it outwards on everybody else.”

He admitted that his mental state had spiraled so far that he didn’t even realize how off-track he’d become. We all saw it unfold during the podcast in June 2022 – Liam said some pretty shocking stuff, like how all the One Direction members “hated each other,” and his comments about Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson were a lot.

“Mo” season 2 returns with compelling storytelling and well-crafted humor, following Mo Najjar, portrayed by comedian Mohammed Amer. Stranded in Mexico while wrestling through U.S. asylum process bureaucracy, Mo represents immigrant experiences—suspended between cultures and dreams.

The season’s depth emerges from its narrative continuation after a two-and-a-half-year pause, exploring identity and belonging during societal divisions.

The series confronts statelessness, revealing Mo’s challenges as an undocumented immigrant. Contrasting his vibrant surroundings with personal emotional struggles, the show exposes the complexities of America’s immigration system.

Using dark comedy and authentic experiences, “Mo” pushes viewers to understand displacement, creating space for empathy while highlighting the critical demand for genuine representation in media that mirrors diverse human stories.

Navigating Identity: Character Development and Performances in Mo Season 2

In “Mo” Season 2, Mohammed Amer’s portrayal of Mo Najjar exemplifies deep character growth, as he moves through the challenging landscape of statelessness while seeking belonging.

Noah and Rhain Brown of Alaskan Bush People fame recently announced they were separating on social media. Since then, many fans who have been following the couple have wondered if there is more to the story. Some have even wondered if the story is even true.

Noah & Rhain Shared They Were Taking A ‘Break’ On Social Media

On the original series, Noah was the youngest son of the Brown family. He and his wife, Rhain, married in 2018. As previously reported, Noah recently shared on social media, however, that he and Rhain were separating.

In a TikTok video, “We just wanted you to hear this from us, instead of from somewhere else. Rhain and I have decided it is in our best interests to separate.”

Rhain and Noah Brown – Instagram

“We are going to take a break for a while. We are no longer together. I was asked to move out a bit ago,...

Stars: Lewis Santer, Natasha Tosini, Chris Lines, Stephen Staley, Thomas K. Murphy, Tessa Wood | Written by Marc Gottlieb, Harry Boxley | Directed by Brendan Petrizzo

The filmmakers behind Mouse of Horrors, originally titled The Mouse Experiment, are an assortment of folk connected to some of the most prolific sources of low-budget horror out there. The director, Brendan Petrizzo has a history with The Asylum, having produced and/or directed films that include The Devil’s Triangle and Attack of the Meth Gator. One of the writers, Marc Gottlieb, also has a long history there, having written among others Top Gunner: Danger Zone and 2025 Armageddon.

The other of this tale’s scribes, Harry Boxley has delivered scripts like Jurassic Triangle and Piglet to Jagged Edge, Proportion Productions and ITN Distribution, companies much of the cast have worked for as well. And just for good measure, the cinematographer is Charlie Steeds, owner...

When Sally Ride died in 2012, she was praised as the first American woman in space, but there was much more to the story. Her obituaries let the world know a secret she had long held, that she and a woman named Tam O’Shaughnessy had been life partners for 27 years. Those same obituaries often ignored or minimized the jaw-dropping sexism Ride faced when she entered the first class of NASA astronauts to include women in 1978.

In the richly detailed Sally, Cristina Costantini reveals both personal and professional aspects of Ride’s life, showing how they were intertwined. With O’Shaughnessy as the central narrator, the documentary includes eye-opening interviews with family members and former astronauts and archival video of Ride herself, to create an engaging, socially relevant portrait of an American heroine and of the culture.

It also displays a refreshing and rare quality for a documentary with such access: Without for...

Toei Animation is one of the top-tier animation studios in Japan that has produced some landmark anime. Be it Gegege no Kitaro, Mazinger Z, or Cyborg 009, the studio gave us some of the trailblazing series in the shonen genre.

Above all, though, they did a splendid job with Akira Toriyama’s magnum opus on the whole. For decades the franchise has sustained its legendary status and the studio might be a solid reason behind it.

Vegeta’s Super Saiyan Transformation in the anime | Credit: Toei

In particular, Dragon Ball Daima’s status as Toriyama’s final project is being treated with utmost care. To the extent that some say that the series is solely carried on by its impeccable animation.

And while this is partly true, Toei went above and beyond with the series. Be it lore or pacing, the anime proves to be a just and faithful adaptation.

It's been eight years since Luca Guadagnino took author André Aciman's queer romance Call Me By Your Name and turned it into one of the most sensual, sweltering, and frankly heartbreaking movies of the 21st century. But while you might've thought a flurry of Aciman adaptations would surely follow, more of the Italian-American writer's work has yet to materialise on screen — until now. Per Variety's reporting, The Bear star Jeremy Allen White is set to star in and produce a series based on Aciman's book Enigma Variations at Netflix.

First published in 2019, Enigma Variations follows the life story of a bisexual man named Paul (White), chronicling his romantic encounters with men and women over the course of a decades spanning journey of self discovery. Presented as a series of vignettes featuring certain recurring characters who drift in and out of Paul's life, Enigma Variations' form is well fitting for the limited series treatment,...

With theaters flooded over the recent holiday season by animated and CGI-dependent PG-rated fare, it’s reassuring to see a family film that relies on live action, impressive production values and inventive story elements, rather than the enhancements provided by digital technology.

The Legend of Ochi gives free rein to writer-director Isaiah Saxon’s remarkably imaginative narrative and visual palette, leveraging his well-regarded reputation directing music videos for the likes of Bjork and Grizzly Bear for a fantastical tale brimming with adventure and originality. With A24 targeting an April spring break release date, Saxon’s debut feature looks poised to capitalize on a recent upswing in family moviegoing.

The film opens with a swooping aerial shot over the mysterious island of Carpathia, secreted somewhere in the broad expanse of the Black Sea. The fictional territory off the coast of Romania sustains a small population of hearty villagers, along with the previously unknown ochi,...

The second season of the Solo Leveling anime series has just hit the world with one of the greatest storylines in the manhwa industry. The next phase of Sung Jinwoo’s journey has finally begun, and it is only going to get better as he unlocks his potential even more through the System. But the main reason why the second season of Solo Leveling is getting praised so much is something else.

Solo Leveling Season 2 | Credit: A-1 Pictures

When the first season of Solo Leveling started streaming in January 2024, fans were excited because the series was the most anticipated anime of 2024. And while it pretty much lived up to the expectations of fans, there were still some complaints that led to fans questioning the series and its creators. These complaints were regarding the comedic aspects of the series.

However, the second season has been trying to embed the comedic aspect from the original manhwa,...