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March 16, 2022
Junya Enoki, Naomi Ōzora, Kenjiro Tsuda, Azusa Tadokoro join cast
March 16, 2022
Here is a full list of every subbed and dubbed anime series that will now be available on Crunchyroll following the merger with Funimation.
March 3, 2022
Lee took to Instagram on Thursday, two days after the procedure, to share a heartfelt message with her fans while giving them an update on her health.
March 2, 2022
Lee opened up about the operation on Instagram, admitting she has been putting it off for years and then COVID hit.
January 24, 2022
Nobuaki Nakanishi directs anime, with Mizukami, Yūichirō Momose on series composition
June 10, 2021
At 33, the new Mrs Johnson will be the youngest spouse at the summit. What lessons can she learn from former prime ministerial other-halves?
May 20, 2021
‘Zen’, a word the French overuse to describe harmonious, peaceful situations isn’t one you’d ordinarily use of the hyperactive, sometimes brutal Sarkozy. A successful Minister of the Interior (Home Secretary), a position he held twice, he ran his party, and then Cabinet, like a military operation, brooking no interference and firing underperforming ministers without qualms. His hair-trigger temper often plunged his communications team into despair. Visiting the annual Paris Agricultural...
May 7, 2021
The £400 eco-dress dress Carrie Symonds wore to cast her vote Chloe Street No stranger to a sustainable sartorial statement, Carrie Symonds has once again used her moment in the spotlight to platform an under-the-radar ethical clothing label. Walking arm-in-arm with her fiancé Boris Johnson into the Methodist Central Hall in Westminster on Thursday morning to cast her vote in the elections, Symonds wore a floral midi dress from Camden-based label O Pioneers. The Clara Contrast...
February 26, 2021
Top 10 Most Disturbing Popular Anime Shows Since the 1980s it’s become a tired point in Western societies that animated content from Japan is weird, violent, and kinky. That’s even by the standards of how bizarre children’s entertainment created worldwide can get to a western viewer. It seems that in recent years show creators have become so desperate for novelty and provocation that they’re more concerned with what they can get away with than commercial viability. Perhaps it could be c...