Young Woman and the Sea tells the true story of how Trudy Ederle (Daisy Ridley) overcame the extraordinary sexism of the 1920s to follow her dreams of swimming across the English Channel, a feat achieved only by five men at the time, and no women.
Previously on Comics: New Stories on the Comics Horizon
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Previously on Comics: American Manga Awards Announced
Good morning! It’s Your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor here, rounding up the latest news in the world of comics, pop culture, and entertainment.
Previously on Comics: Cannes Winners and Meta’s Losers
Good morning everyone. It’s your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor rounding up the news in pop culture this week.
REVIEW: Shōgun is Poetry Disguised as a War Epic
Set against religious and political tensions in feudal Japan, one leader’s ambitions to become Shōgun are aided by a courageous translator and a marooned Englishman with an agenda of his own. Our spoiler-filled review dives into why Shōgun 2024 has been such a hit for Hulu and Disney+.
Previously on Comics: Short, But Not Sweet
Hello from your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor! It’s May and summer is already here. Thanks for nothing, climate change. I’ve got a short round-up of the latest news in the world of pop culture.
Previously on Comics: Black Josei Press goes on hiatus
Good morning, it’s your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor. I’m covering a relatively light news week this time. Sadly, that doesn’t mean I have much good news to share.
What’s WWAC Watching? Showgirls, True Detective, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Tired of scrolling through streaming platforms looking for something to watch? Let us help! In this month’s What’s WWAC Watching? we’re bringing you our favourite recommendations for films and TV shows, including All of Us Strangers, Showgirls, True Detective: Night Country, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and Julian Sands’ oeuvre.
Previously on Comics: We’ve Lost Trina Robbins, and A Study Finds the Comics Industry Kinda Sucks
Hey everyone. Good morning! It’s your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor with a round-up of all the news in the world of comics and entertainment. We’ve lost some greats in the comics world since our last Previously, so this is going to be a somber piece.
Previously on Comics: This Year’s Pride Month, Let’s Not Forget the Straights, Says Marvel
Good morning from your Friendly Neighbourhood Previously Editor. Happy Spring to everyone who’s not in Ontario, because it has been snowing here since the advent of Spring so in my opinion, it’s still winter. The weather has little impact on pop culture news, which is consistently a dumpster fire.
Con Diary: IP Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be. Or Is It? I find out at Toronto Comicon 2024
Day two of Toronto Comicon 2024 featured a host of panel discussions about the world of pop culture, and intellectual property. The sessions were a mixed bag.
Con Diary: To Me, My X-Men! X-Men ’97 Premiere at Toronto Comicon 2024
The Canadian premiere of X-Men ’97 during the second day of Toronto Comicon 2024 was a highly anticipated event. But with limited seating available, X-Men fans had to get to the con earlier than expected.