5 Best Canadian Anime of All Time

Japanese animation studios certainly could create shows that don’t resemble typical anime, but it’s not what’s currently trending. Anime has been incredibly popular for decades, and attaching that label to a series – even one originating outside of Japan – is often the fastest way to attract viewers. Canada, for example, has produced several successful anime-style shows, including long-running children’s programs and adaptations of popular video games.

Netflix’s Unchosen Defeats Running Point & Beef to No. 1

Psychological thrillers are increasingly popular, and Netflix offers a wide selection. The newest addition, Unchosen, quickly rose to the top of the charts after its release on April 21st, preventing Running Point and Beef from reaching the number one spot.

Will Smith & Margot Robbie’s Crime Thriller That Grossed 3x Its Budget Steals Top 10 Streaming Spot

Will Smith and Margot Robbie are both incredibly successful actors, known for both popular and critically acclaimed films. Will Smith first gained fame as a rapper before becoming a household name with his role in the 1990s sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He’s since been nominated for four Academy Awards and won Best Actor for King Richard in 2021. Margot Robbie, an Australian actress, achieved international recognition more recently with The Wolf of Wall Street in 2013. She’s already received three Oscar nominations and starred in the blockbuster hit Barbie.

Hugh Jackman’s The Sheep Detectives Earns Best RT Score in 7 Years

Before it hits theaters on May 8th, the new film The Sheep Detectives is already getting great reviews! Currently, 94% of critics on Rotten Tomatoes have given it a positive rating. This ties it with the 2019 film Bad Education. The score is likely to change as more reviews come in, but if it goes up even one point, it will be the highest-rated film of Jackman’s career. Even a slight drop to 92% would still make it the third best-reviewed film, as another movie is close behind with a 93% rating.

The hellishly hot trend in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ is pink slips for the media industry

The first movie, which is quickly becoming a classic, centers on Andy (Anne Hathaway), a recent college graduate who takes a humble job at Runway magazine – a clear stand-in for Vogue – hoping it will launch her journalism career. Unfortunately, she faces obstacles from three difficult colleagues: fellow assistant Emily (Emily Blunt), influential stylist Nigel (Stanley Tucci), and the intimidating Miranda (Meryl Streep), who seems like a force of nature. Miranda’s character is inspired by Anna Wintour, the former editor-in-chief of Vogue, who initially disliked the portrayal but later embraced it – understandably, considering Meryl Streep is playing her.