Minority Mindset

The medical drama House premiered in 2004 and aired for eight seasons on Fox. It quickly distinguished itself with its distinctive characters, realistic portrayal of medicine, compelling stories, and emotional impact. Unlike shows like Grey’s Anatomy, which often focused on intense emotional moments and traumatic events, House took a more detached and cynical approach. While other medical dramas relied on dramatic life-or-death situations to build tension, House remained unflinching – and that was a key to its success.

As a huge fan of these movies, I always think about the ending of Fast Five. That scene with the safe barreling through the streets of Brazil is just classic blockbuster action! While it’s probably the most purely entertaining finale the series has done, for me, the ending of Furious 7 actually sticks with you more. It’s just more impactful overall.

As a long-time fan, it’s awesome to see comics becoming more accessible! It feels like the audience is finally starting to reflect everyone who loves them, which is how it should be. Honestly, there’s been too much talk about who’s a ‘real’ fan, and especially negativity towards women enjoying comics – it’s a problem that’s thankfully being challenged now with so many welcoming new projects. And it’s not just who’s reading, but what we’re reading! With more diverse voices involved, we’re getting fresh stories and characters, and honestly, it feels like Marvel’s future might just be led by female heroes and creators – and I’m totally here for it!

The movie Wuthering Heights had its first showing in Los Angeles on January 28, 2026, and was released in theaters nationwide on February 13. It remains to be seen whether the film successfully portrays the book’s central ideas of love, revenge, and obsession, along with its Romantic and Gothic atmosphere. If you don’t mind waiting and didn’t see it in theaters, you can expect it to become available for rental on demand and on HBO Max eventually, but the exact date is still unknown.

Lemon appeared in court Friday following a disruption at St. Paul’s Cities Church. During a live-streamed broadcast, protesters accused the church’s pastor of working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, interrupting a religious service in the process.