Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Review – Square Enix Breathes New Life into an RPG Classic

In Dragon Quest III, you step into the shoes of a determined young protagonist who carries the honor and burden of his father’s legacy. Born in the peaceful village of Aliahan, you uncover the tragic tale of your dad, Ortega, who perished while attempting to defeat the wicked Archfiend Baramos within a volcano. Despite his failure, your father’s heroic reputation remains undimmed, and people now rely on you to achieve what he could not. The King encourages you with high expectations as he sends you forth on this momentous journey. Good luck handling the weight of those expectations!

Emilia Pérez Is an Exuberant Ode to Human Possibility

In uncommon instances, a film comes along at an opportune moment when empathy seems scarce and our collective human creativity appears diminished. Jacques Audiard’s musical drama, titled Emilia Pérez , tells the tale of Zoe Saldaña’s character, Rita, a lawyer who’s nearly overwhelmed by her own success. She has recently defended a murderer, though she’s aware of his guilt. Suddenly, she receives an unexpected phone call from a cryptic, gravelly voice, asking for a meeting. Transported to an undisclosed location, Rita encounters Juan “Manitas” Del Monte, the ruthless leader of a drug cartel, who bears tattoos reminiscent of a tough guy but requests a delicate, profitable task: he wants Rita to arrange his gender transition surgery and subsequent disappearance. Rita carries out the plan successfully, with Manitas re-emerging years later as Emilia Pérez (portrayed by Karla Sofía Gascón in dual roles). Now living authentically, she embarks on a new life. However, Rita believes her mission is complete, unaware that it’s merely starting anew.

Everything You Know About the Stanford Prison Experiment Is Wrong

In August 1971, during the final stretch of summer vacation, Stanford psychology professor Philip Zimbardo enlisted twenty-four male college students for a study labeled as “exploring the psychological aspects of prison life.” A university basement was remodeled into a temporary prison setup. The participants were divided; some became inmates, while others took on guard roles. However, things quickly turned sinister as the guards, intoxicated by power, ridiculed, degraded, and harshly disciplined their charges. The inmates experienced emotional breakdowns. Zimbardo was forced to halt the study, originally planned for two weeks, after only six days. Although the experiment was deeply unethical, it demonstrated that circumstances can influence ordinary people to behave like oppressors – a concept Zimbardo refers to as “the power of the situation.

Bad Sisters season 2 is here! Don’t miss an episode with our guide

In the upcoming season 2 of “Bad Sisters,” we’re thrilled to see the Garvey sisters return to our screens with their witty humor once more. The first season of this Apple TV+ series was a unique blend of freshness, mystery, and dark comedy, and I’m confident that the next installment will maintain the same intriguing narrative!