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Amandla Stenberg recently spoke with a fashion magazine about how we define ourselves today. She explained that she identifies with demisexuality, meaning she needs a strong emotional and intellectual connection with someone before feeling physically attracted to them. Stenberg also discussed how acting in films like ‘The Hate U Give’ has helped her understand and express complex feelings. She hopes that by being open about who she is, she can help her younger fans feel more comfortable with their own identities. The magazine cover story emphasized Stenberg’s dedication to being genuine in all aspects of her life, both in her work and personally.

Jagex, the creators of the game, held a small event to recognize Pride Month, which sparked a strong negative reaction from many players. Players protested by staging large-scale disruptions in the game city of Falador, using their characters and in-game chat to express hateful views and mimic hate groups. The main complaint was that real-world issues didn’t belong in the game’s fantasy world, even though the event was optional and small. Despite facing personal attacks, the game’s moderators decided to keep the event active to show support for their LGBTQ+ employees and players. This situation is remembered as one of the most turbulent moments in the game’s community history.

The comedian didn’t rely on prepared jokes; the humor came from the moment itself, proving the unique power of live performance. The set also highlighted how rap music continues to shape not only style, but also comedy, long after artists like Tupac Shakur revolutionized the genre.

Created by Mitchell Hurwitz, the show centers on the Bluths, a formerly rich family who suddenly find themselves struggling financially. It’s famous for its smart writing, recurring jokes, and distinctive visual style—think shaky camera work, narration, and the use of old photos and videos. Ron Howard was an executive producer and the show’s narrator, and he even appeared as himself in later seasons.

Warner Bros. Discovery has signaled the end of the series by announcing a box set containing all six seasons. The show is also now listed as complete on various streaming and digital platforms.

Vince Gilligan, the creator of popular shows like Breaking Bad, is back with a new science fiction drama set in the American Southwest. The series centers on a woman trying to survive in a world changed by a strange event that connects people’s minds. It’s currently the most-watched show on the platform, and explores what it means to be human and work together in a challenging situation, all with a realistic feel.