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The limited edition Red Nose Day 2021 collection which features Pixar favourites Woody, Buzz and more is available from TK Maxx.

The Devil Wears Prada and rolled them all into one, you'd get existentialist YouTube personality Bell Parks. Bell is filmmaker Gabrielle Gorman's Shakespearean alter ego and the star of her own fictional YouTube vlogging series about college life, filmmaking, and being a young professional. "I like to say that Bell is me when I'm hungry," Gabrielle told POPSUGAR. "She kind of represents the façade that I put on sometimes or I think what people assume. I'm one of those people that has a very resting b*tch face and I seem like I'm judging people when I'm really just thinking about the fact t...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. The Incredibles fan theory says Edna Mode is Violet's real mum Dun dun dun! 05/02/2021 Every once in a while, there's a fan theory that comes up that's so obviously not real and yet so interesting and, while implausible, totally possible and fun to imagine they're true. From space nazis to Wall-E as satan, the internet is full of them. Now joining the collection of bananas theories is The Incredibles, specifically the theory that Violet Parr is not actually part of the Parr family, but rather the d...

Screenshot: Lionsgate Knives Out is a miraculous film for many reasons, but chief among them is Trooper Wagner, the junior officer of the team investigating mystery author Harlan Thrombey’s suicide/possible murder. Rather than writing yet another good cop/bad cop or by the books/rogue cop dynamic, Rian Johnson gives us Detective Lieutenant Elliott, laconic and deadpan in the face of the Thrombey family’s privileged cluelessness, paired with with Trooper Wagner, a starstruck fan of both Thrombey’s mystery novels and Mr. Benoit Blanc, Gentleman Detective. Trooper Wagner doesn’t even tr...

Updated on December 15, 2020 at 10:50 am When Edna Mode, the incredibly sharp-witted fashion trailblazer, recommends we do anything, we snap to immediate attention and follow her always excellent advice. For example, have you worn a cape to perform any superhero duty since she told audiences not to back in 2004's "The Incredibles"? We'll wager you have been fully cape-less since then. So when the divine Ms. Mode tosses us an affectionate "DAHLING" from a billboard, and asks us to wear a face covering, we will of course follow her sage suggestion. And such billboards are now on view around Ora...