A Body to Live In Review: Tender Portrait of a Trailblazing Queer Artist

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.

Zelda: BOTW’s Blood Moon Is Happening in Real Life on Its Anniversary

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.

‘Bridgerton’ Season 4’s Shocking Death Changes Everything

The first part of Bridgerton season ended with viewers wondering what would happen between Sophie and Benedict, so everyone was eager to see episodes 5 through 8. While their love story continues, a recent death is also a major part of the plot, and it will have a lasting impact on all the characters.

Does Scream 7 Have A Post-Credits Scene?

Post-credits scenes are now common for franchises like Scream, which often references and plays with horror movie tropes and ongoing storylines. Scream VI broke new ground by including its first-ever scene after the credits, so it’s reasonable to expect Scream 7 to do the same – perhaps hinting at a future installment or offering a smaller surprise.

Disney’s Animated Robin Hood Movie Is The Hero’s Best Movie

Robin Hood remains a consistently popular hero, much like modern superheroes such as Batman and Spider-Man who have been re-imagined many times. We’ve seen several new takes on the story recently, including the film starring Taron Egerton, the MGM television show also called Robin Hood, and an upcoming movie with Hugh Jackman titled The Death of Robin Hood. While each version offers a fresh perspective, many still consider the animated Robin Hood – with its charming fox and bear – to be the best.

It’s Officially the End of an Era for The Evil Dead

After the success of Evil Dead and Evil Dead Rise, the popular, gruesome Evil Dead series will continue this year with Evil Dead Burn. Another installment, Evil Dead Wrath, is already being filmed. By releasing separate stories with different directors and locations, the Evil Dead franchise has successfully avoided becoming stale since 2013, offering fresh and exciting takes on the classic Deadites for today’s viewers.

5 Most Action-Packed Dragon Ball Sagas, Ranked

Some Dragon Ball storylines are packed with action, while others balance fighting with developing the world, explaining its history, and strategic planning. For fans who crave non-stop excitement, certain sagas definitely stand out as the most action-filled.

‘Starfleet Academy’ Episode 8 Combines ‘Voyager’s “Real Life” & “Blink of an Eye”

Similar to how Episode 5, “Series Acclimation Mil,” fondly revisited elements of Deep Space Nine, Episode 8, “The Life of the Stars,” brought Voyager back into focus. While the nods to Voyager aren’t as obvious as those to Deep Space Nine, they’re still clear. Specifically, the story directly references two episodes from Voyager, highlighting how crucial they are to the plot. These weren’t necessarily the episodes fans predicted would be so important, but they proved to be a great foundation for the story.

The MCU’s X-Men Era Will Reportedly Begin In 2026

According to entertainment source Cryptic HD Quality, Sadie Sink will play Jean Grey in the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie. This casting suggests a significant turning point and the official start of a new phase for the X-Men within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.