HeyJaredAyaan Paul Chowdhury
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âChainsmoker Catâ series review: This purrverse cornucopia of indignities is somehow one of the yearâs very best (opens the original)
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Cute or âkawaiiâ characters are usually designed to make affection for them feel effortless. One look is usually all it takes to think, yes, I would probably buy a mug or a plushie with this adorable little idiot on it. NyanNyanFactoryâs Chainsmoker Cat, adapted by Bibury Animation Studios, commits what can only be described as an unholy act of blasphemy against that particular psychology of instant fondness. Yanineko is the titular nicotine-addicted 21-year-old catgirl. She is broke, chro
Jesse Burgess on debunking Michelin Star myths with âKnife Edgeâ and why Indian food keeps pulling him back (opens the original)
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Ever wondered what a Michelin Star actually means, or what earning one of the highest honours of the culinary world tells you about the food on your plate? For roughly a decade, British food and travel content creator Jesse Burgess has been trying to get closer to the people who know the answer from the other side of the pass. He is the co-founder of TOPJAW, the food platform he runs with filmmaker Will Warr, where he has interviewed chefs, actors, and food obsessives about the restaurants they
âPrimetimeâ movie review: Robert Pattinson is fiendishly good in Lance Oppenheimâs vivisection of televised virtue  (opens the original)
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Oh boy, is this a difficult film to write about. Lance Oppenheimâs feature debut takes the 2007 Esquire investigation âTonight on Dateline This Man Will Dieâ and turns the rise and collapse of To Catch a Predator into a psychological crime thriller, with Robert Pattinson playing series host Chris Hansen as he sets out to make television history. Watching Hansen turn the exploitation of evil into a narcissistic feedback loop is a perverse sort of entertainment. But trying to meaningfully d
Now Playing | Gyro Zeppeli: 7 songs the âSteel Ball Runâ cowboy would have on repeat (opens the original)
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Everyone has a soundtrack to their life. Our favourite fictional characters have one too. Now Playing is our attempt to guess whatâs on it, picking a handful of songs ranging from more obvious anthems to the slightly left-field choices that require a little more imagination, and making the case for each one. One of two protagonists in the 7th Part of David Productionâs adaptation of Hirohiko Arakiâs seminal JoJoâs Bizarre Adventuremanga series, Gyro Zeppeli is introduced in Steel Ball Ru
âResident Evilâ movie review: 97 minutes is all Zach Cregger can spare for this monstrously good time (opens the original)
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I am of the firm belief that the subgenre of Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day movies belongs in the Top 3 genres ever devised in the history of cinema, because there is something endlessly entertaining about watching an ordinary person discover that a manageable inconvenience has metastasised into a full-scale indictment of their existence. Zach Creggerâs Resident Evil is his After Hours, except Martin Scorseseâs nocturnal tribulations in Soho have been relocated to Raccoon City, wh
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