Minority Mindset

Studio Ghibli’s Grave Of The Fireflies Steelbook Blu-Ray Preorders Are Live

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Studio Ghibli’s films often delve into fantasy and environmental issues, but Grave of the Fireflies stands out as it is inspired by real-life experiences during World War II, as chronicled by Akiyuka Nosaka. The story revolves around Seita, a 14-year-old boy, and his younger sister Setsuko, both orphans in war-torn Japan. They face challenges such as food scarcity, mistreatment from relatives, and bombings by the Allied forces while trying to survive in the Japanese countryside.

Andrew Garfield’s Silent Smile Sparks Wild ‘Secret Wars’ Spider-Man Comeback Theories

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This fresh approach has sparked debate about the possibility that he might reappear in the MCU, albeit covertly. Despite Tom Holland and other Spider-Man actors not being featured in the cast reveal for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’, it doesn’t necessarily exclude any of them from ‘Secret Wars’. Andrew Garfield’s decision to remain tight-lipped adds to the intrigue, making this instance particularly meaningful as anticipation for ‘Secret Wars’ builds, with its release still two years away.

Should You Spend Your Euros on Suicide Squad? Fans Weigh In!

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EnvironmentalHunt451’s question touched on a classic dilemma gamers often face: spend or save? One commentator, Jinnie-boy, proposed that characters might not be worth the expense because they can be unlocked after the main storyline by playing the game more. The excitement in Jinnie-boy’s comments is palpable; they seem to encourage players to embrace the challenge of earning characters through hard work rather than opting for easy cash transactions. Not surprisingly, many within the community agreed with this perspective, championing investments in items that can’t be obtained otherwise—like special emotes or collectibles that add more depth and enjoyment to the game while making your gaming experience feel unique and rewarding.

Brad Pitt to Star in A24’s ‘The Riders’ Adaptation From ‘Conclave’ Director Edward Berger

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A24 is set to both fund and release the movie. The production is slated to start in early 2026, with filming taking place at various European locations. This storyline mirrors Tim Winton’s novel “The Riders,” where a man, who relocates to Ireland with his family, embarks on a vast journey after his wife mysteriously disappears.

Sundance Institute Reveals 2025 Fellows for Directors, Screenwriters and Native Labs (EXCLUSIVE)

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For the year 2025, the fellows of the Native Lab are Jared Lank (Mi’kmaq), Isabella Dionne Madrigal (Cahuilla/Turtle Mountain Ojibwe), Alex Nystrom (Ojibwe), Jordan Waunch (Métis). Meanwhile, Sabrina Saleha (Diné) and Svetlana Romanova (Sakha/Even) are the artists-in-residence. These six filmmakers will be mentored by creative advisors like Bryson Chun (Kanaka Maoli), Sarah Friedland, Kiva Reardon, and Erica Tremblay (Seneca-Cayuga). The Native Lab is managed by Adam Piron (Kiowa and Mohawk), the director of Sundance Institute Indigenous program, along with senior program manager Ianeta Le’i.

In 2025, the fellows for the Native Lab are Jared Lank (Mi’kmaq), Isabella Dionne Madrigal (Cahuilla/Turtle Mountain Ojibwe), Alex Nystrom (Ojibwe), Jordan Waunch (Métis). The artists-in-residence for this period are Sabrina Saleha (Diné) and Svetlana Romanova (Sakha/Even). These filmmakers will be under the guidance of creative advisors such as Bryson Chun (Kanaka Maoli), Sarah Friedland, Kiva Reardon, and Erica Tremblay (Seneca-Cayuga). The Native Lab is supervised by Adam Piron (Kiowa and Mohawk), who is the director of Sundance Institute Indigenous program, as well as senior program manager Ianeta Le’i.

‘Diarra From Detroit’ Renewed for Season 2 at BET+

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Following its successful linear run on BET early in 2025, my newfound favorite show has been hailed as the top debut series among cable viewers of African descent this year. It dominated demographics such as Black adults aged 18-49, 25-54, and total Black viewers 2+. Currently, it stands as the second most-watched scripted series this year among Black audiences aged 18-49 and 25-54, trailing only behind “Tyler Perry’s Sistas” on BET. As a movie critic, I can confidently say that this show is not to be missed!

Why Are So Many Players Quitting in Smite? The Community Weighs In!

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The initial post points out a concerning pattern in which gamers join matches and quickly abandon their teams within mere minutes. A participant named “w4spl3g” jokingly noted that in the Arena mode, players frequently propose a surrender vote following a single death, expressing frustration with what they perceive as overly sensitive players. This theme of giving up at the slightest setback runs through many comments, suggesting that some gamers regard defeat as unacceptable and find it hard to imagine recovering from difficult situations. It seems they’ve forgotten the timeless advice: even a dog has its day… or in Smite’s case, every player gets an opportunity to turn the game around. Regrettably, many opt for the “surrender” option instead.