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Actually, The Godfather isn’t even Robert Duvall’s strongest work with director Francis Ford Coppola in the crime genre. They teamed up again just two years later on The Conversation, a brilliant but often overlooked crime film that came after The Godfather revolutionized filmmaking.

Musafar was a leading figure in the “Modern Primitives” movement, a subculture known for pushing the boundaries of body modification through extreme piercing and tattooing. This practice often blended spiritual exploration with altered states of consciousness and fostered a uniquely queer community. Once unfairly labeled as self-harm or exploitative, this art form is now increasingly recognized as “outsider art,” beautifully highlighted in the film A Body to Live In by filmmaker Angelo Madsen Minax. Despite showcasing intense body modifications, the film is surprisingly easy to watch because it emphasizes the deliberate and meaningful nature of Musafar’s work.

The popular video game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild came out on March 3rd, 2017 for both Nintendo Switch and Wii U. A key feature of the game is the ‘Blood Moon,’ which causes monsters to become more active and brings Calamity Ganon’s forces back to life across the land of Hyrule. Interestingly, this year, on the 9th anniversary of the game’s release, scientists have confirmed that a real-life lunar eclipse will occur, creating an actual blood moon.