Author: Madiha Ahmed

Kelly Asbury, an animation writer-director and voice actor whose credits include Shrek 2, Smurfs: The Lost Village and Beauty and the Beast, died today after battling cancer for several years. He was 60. His rep Nancy Newhouse Porter of Newhouse Porter Hubbard confirmed the news to Deadline. “He was one of the most admired and beloved people in … Continue reading Kelly Asbury Dies: ‘Shrek 2’, ‘Smurfs’ Sequel & ‘Gnomeo & Juliet’ Director Was 60 Continue Reading →

Netflix and Hulu are pulling an episode of Community from their streaming services due to a scene that contains blackface, sources tell Deadline. In the “Advanced Dungeons & Dragons” episode, the Ben Chang character, played by Ken Jeong, shows up to a Dungeons & Dragons game wearing black make-up and a white wig. Shirley, played by Yvette Nicole Brown, says … Continue reading Netflix & Hulu Pull Episode Of ‘Community’ Due To Blackface Scene Continue Reading →

DIY School supplies and room organization for back to school! In this DIY video I show 15 DIY school supplies, room organization and room decor DIY projects for teenagers and kids that’ll get you ready for back to school. DIY projects: owl backpack, emoji bag, galaxy bag, pencil case, binder, notebooks, weekly erase planner are … Continue reading DIY School Supplies & Room Organization Ideas! 15 Epic DIY Projects for Back to School! Continue Reading →

CREATIVE AND FUN ART IDEAS Your home can now have the most original and beautiful decorations painted by yourself. In this video we will show you all of the many ways in which you can use paint and easy to get materials to create the most astonishing art pieces! These are perfect to decorate any … Continue reading 21 COLORFUL ART IDEAS YOU NEED TO TRY ASAP Continue Reading →

Who doesn’t need some happy TV right now? Netflix’s Say I Do might be just the show you’re looking for. The title pretty much gives it away: it’s a wedding and romance reality show, but it looks like it will be refreshingly brighter and lighter than some of the other reality fare that’s been filling our screens in recent months. … Continue reading Why Netflix’s New Reality Show Say I Do Will Have You Shedding Happy Tears Continue Reading →

Tired of getting Netflix recommendations based off that one show you stopped watching after two episodes? Good news: you can remove something from your Netflix viewing history to make that stop! Instead of having a bunch of shows you haven’t watched in ages clogging up your “continue watching” feed — and skewing your recommendations — there’s a handy feature … Continue reading Yep, You Can Remove Shows From Your Netflix Viewing History — Here’s How Continue Reading →

The book community uses a handy acronym to describe giving up on a title: DNF, or “did not finish.” For some readers, those three little letters carry a whole lot of baggage. Rather than risk sacrificing the satisfaction of fully finishing a read, the most persistent (read: stubborn) among us will slog through a 600-page … Continue reading How to Know When It’s Time to Quit a Book, According to Avid Readers Continue Reading →

With the upcoming release of Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga on June 26, Rachel McAdams is once again proving that not only can she do comedy, she can do comedy well. She’s already proved her prowess for the dramatic with roles in Disobedience and The Notebook and on True Detective, but it’s roles in movies like Mean Girls and Wedding Crashers that have stuck with … Continue reading 5 Films That Prove Rachel McAdams Is a Comedic Genius Continue Reading →

Cancers tend to be very emotional people, whether it’s crying over something that makes them truly feel all the feels or getting ragey at some well-timed drama. They are naturally caring people, and they value comfort and security. However, Cancers enjoy some drama because they tend to be moody (all those emotions!), which is why we’ve … Continue reading 14 Shows Cancer Signs Should Already Be Watching on Netflix Continue Reading →

The Dixie Chicks have undergone a name change. Amid a nationwide reckoning with racism, the veteran country band — consisting of Natalie Maines, Emily Strayer, and Martie Maguire — announced on June 25 they will simply be known as The Chicks going forward. Though the original name was inspired by Little Feat’s 1973 album Dixie Chicken, … Continue reading The Dixie Chicks Have Changed Their Name: “We Want to Meet the Moment” Continue Reading →