Arin Tripathi is a student who writes for OtakuKart, covering a variety of pop culture and entertainment topics. His work has also been featured in publications such as Business Times Journal and World Wealth Journal, showcasing his diverse interests and writing skills.
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Arin Tripathi's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly the NBA and basketball players. However, a significant portion of their articles also cover entertainment news and TV shows.
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By: Arin Tripathi
Parenthood is tough, but it becomes even harder when you're a new parent trying to do your best, and then aliens, government agencies, and the multiverse
By: Arin Tripathi
The midpoint of a TV season often becomes the point where the story feels its darkest. While this structure is common for serialized shows, it’s refreshing to
In a world full of musical biopics, director James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown promises to stand out. This film will tell the story of how an up-and-coming
By: Arin Tripathi
With decades of comics and a wide multiverse of characters to choose from, Marvel’s What If...? could easily create stories for several seasons without
The first season of Rivals left fans wondering about several key plot points. Thankfully, the story is based on Dame Jilly Cooper’s novel, which provides
By: Arin Tripathi
Playing a supporting role on television is often seen as a thankless job. The supporting character usually works behind the scenes to help develop the story
The 1922 silent film Nosferatu, directed by F. W. Murnau, holds a remarkable place in the history of cinema. As one of the earliest examples of the horror
Squid Game season 2, episode 3 brings Gi-hun back to the famous competition, and its ending offers a significant twist involving the Front Man. Aptly titled
Season 2 of Squid Game ends with an even more intense cliffhanger than the first, as the tournament remains incomplete. The finale, titled "Friend or Foe,"
Allison Holker, known for her time on So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing with the Stars, faces criticism after announcing her memoir, This Far: My Story
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