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6.Romeo + Juliet(1996) Romeo + Juliet(also known asWilliam Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet) is a tragedy film adapted from William Shakespeare’s own Romeo and Juliet. It’s a story of two lovestruck people: Romeo Montague (played by Leonardo Dicaprio) and Juliet Capulet (played by Claire Danes). As the son and daughter of two rival clans, the love between the two is unbreakable even though everything and everyone around them seems to be against their relationship....

6. I Am Iron Man (Avengers: Endgame) It was the moment that capped off one of the most successful film journeys of all time and brought the most ambitious comic book movie ever made to a close. When Tony Stark swiped the Infinity Stones from Thanos and performed a snap of his own, it was one of the most important moments in MCU history—and this Funko Pop is a great representation of it....

6. Smoke and Fog Smoke and fog is often used to block private body parts, but this technique is representative of a wider group of censorship techniques over sexual content, including cans, leaves, shrubs, branches, and other common objects that feel out of place and only exist to block the view. However, when it’s done well, it’s hard to tell whether the censorship was actually part of the original anime or whether it was modified and added in afterwards....

1. The Will-They-Won’t-They Couple This tried-and-tested sitcom trope has come up in nearly every sitcom on television sinceCheersin the 1980s. Sam and Diane’s playful back-and-forth was a fine example of two single people put in the same social situation on television so that they could tease the audience each week with what might be. And then in the 90s, Ross and Rachel came about and arguably became the most famous incarnation of this character archetype, showing that a TV sitcom could drag out a will-they-won’t-they storyline for ten seasons and somehow still make it work (even if it was way too long)....

1. Emission Abilities In general, nearly every anime ability can be described as an emission given that abilities usually derive from a power source (e.g. chakra, Nen, ki) that’s channeled and manifested in some way. But we’re talking about something more specific. In anime,emission abilitiesare those that release matter, waves, or beams. Some characters need time to channel their power source before they can emit, while other abilities can be released on demand....