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Africa is getting its own Project Runway.

Despite Fortune Feimster not having completed all of her New Year’s resolutions, there’s one she has firmly committed to: Caring for Biscuit (or simply Biscuits).

For quite some time, “One Piece” has been accessible for free (with advertisements) on the Crunchyroll streaming platform. This was an ideal option for those eager to watch over a thousand episodes of this renowned series without incurring significant costs. However, it appears that within the next few months, the majority of “One Piece” will move behind a subscription-based paywall, which has left many longtime fans and potential new viewers feeling disheartened.

In a more casual and engaging style: Where’s the dinosaur, you might wonder? Making an authentic prehistoric film isn’t a walk in the park, even for big-budget directors like Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson. But here’s an interesting twist for indie filmmakers: Why not focus on the challenge? For instance, Chad Michael Murray’s new Netflix Christmas movie has been facing some criticism for attempting to create fake ice skating scenes. However, if a low-budget director is determined to create their own grand spectacle, like a dinosaur breaking loose in mainland U.S., they might consider following in Spielberg’s footsteps with Jaws, rather than Jurassic Park. After all, the shark only had four minutes of screen time in Jaws. So, how about making a dinosaur movie without ever actually showing a dinosaur? That’s what the film The Invisible Raptor attempts to do.

Pippa Garner’s universe is always evolving, with very few things escaping her creative whirlwind. Her work encompasses a realm that perpetually transforms, breaking down barriers between gender identities, eras, and even human and mechanical entities. For many years, Garner has been on the outskirts of the art world, but at 81, she’s finally stepping into the limelight.