We Live in Time Originally Had a Very Different Ending

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On October 18, 2024, the film “We Live in Time,” produced by A24, will be premiered in cinemas. This is a romantic drama that spans over a decade and features Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in lead roles. The plot revolves around Tobias (Garfield) and Almut (Pugh), whose paths cross one fateful day and leads to an unusual ten-year romance. Since then, Almut’s cancer diagnosis has significantly affected their lives. With some elements of a romantic comedy, the unconventional narrative structure and captivating chemistry between Garfield and Pugh have earned critical praise.

ERL Pre-Spring 2025 Collection Channels Classic Hollywood

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ERL plans to draw inspiration from old-school Hollywood for its Pre-Spring 2025 collection, focusing on the shadowy aspects of Tinseltown. Set in Los Angeles, ERL paints a picture of Hollywood in 1983 where a group of rock-loving vampires, known as “The Vamps,” roam the city for all eternity. In keeping with the glamour and drama of Hollywood, the collection is richly theatrical and reflects the sad fate of these characters as they spend their nights prowling the streets, symbolizing the youth, freedom, rebellion, and chaos that defined L.A.’s young rebels.

NANZUKA Lifts the Curtain on Its New Shanghai Museum

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In Shanghai’s vibrant Pudong New District lies the freshly revealed expansion of Tokyo-based art gallery, NANZUKA. Dubbed the NANZUKA ART INSTITUTE, this new venture aims to foster stronger cultural ties between Japan and China, while nurturing a burgeoning artistic community among Chinese youth.

Why One Piece’s Fishman Island Arc Is The Absolute Worst Of The Anime

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The popular anime series, One Piece, has decided to postpone its Egghead Arc until the 2025 TV lineup begins, which may be disappointing news for fans. However, there’s still plenty to anticipate! The franchise plans to release an enhanced version of a past arc – Fishman Island Arc – that has been criticized as one of the series’ weakest with over 1100 episodes. In my opinion, it’s the poorest arc, and it’s long overdue for the franchise to make improvements.