Cynthia Vinney is a freelance journalist and writer whose work focuses on entertainment, pop culture, and psychology. With her articles appearing in publications such as Looper, Counseling & Psychotherapy, The List, and Yahoo News, Cynthia explores topics ranging from film and television analysis to media psychology and personality types.
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Photo Source: Tinseltown/Shutterstock/Marvel Those eager to see Marvel's vampire hunter back on the silver screen will have to wait a little longer.
By: Cynthia Vinney
The love story between Lucifer Morningstar and Detective Chloe Decker in "Lucifer" is a complicated one. Here's how and why it pans out the way it does.
The "Sonic the Hedgehog" franchise is solid family-friendly fare. Not only does it boast three pretty decent movies (including this one, but we'll get to that in a moment), it also has a fantastic TV show in "Knuckles," with the voice of Idris Elba as the red echidna. So what makes this franchise tick? The number of alien animals that have made their way to our planet is ever-growing, and they never tire of learning life lessons while kicking a lot of butt. Plus, Jim Carrey is there as
Photo Source: Courtesy Netflix It was a heated bidding war, but Netflix has officially won the rights to Callie Hart's fantasy-romance
When it came out in 2021, "Squid Game" quickly became a worldwide phenomenon, smashing Netflix records and becoming the streaming giant's number one show of all time. The series follows the hapless Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) as he signs up for a series of games after being told he can win some money. As a man who loves betting on the ponies, that's music to Gi-hun's ears. That is, until they play the first game, red light, green light: Anyone who moves when the giant doll is facing the players is gunned down. This is not what Gi-hun or anyone else signed up for.
It's been a few years since "Lucifer" came to an end, and many of the stars have moved on to new projects. Here's what the cast of "Lucifer" is doing now.
Season 2 has once again proven the unmatched popularity of "Squid Game," racking up a huge 68 million views in just its first four days of release and showing no signs of slowing down. But there's
Photo Source: Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Teri Polo, and Blythe Danner are in talks to return to
By: Cynthia Vinney
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While Korean shows were little seen in the United States before "Squid Game," since it premiered in 2021 and became the most popular show on Netflix, Korean shows have now become a fact of life. But "Squid Game" is still unique. A tour de force of drama and violence combined with the colorful palette and infectious fun of kids' games, "Squid Game" is hard to look away from. But it's even more impactful because of its commentary on late-stage capitalism and class struggle.
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