Inside Out 2: Navigating teenage confusion
Disney's Inside Out 2, assures us that it’s okay to feel how you feel.
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Damsel, shows Millie Bobby Brown’s strength and maturity
From Stranger Things to Damsel, Millie finds self-acceptance and self-love with the people around her
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Matilda the musical: dealing with Negative Childhood Experiences
Remember that book you read as a child, the one about a young girl with great intellect and telekinesis? Well, now it's a musical!
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Oscar 2024, It’s ok to be just Ken
If you are an average person like me, winning an Oscar is a pipe dream filled with chokes that will never be cleared. The opening...
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Steven Spielberg has a Secret to his Success: Fear.
World-renowned producer and director Steven Spielberg is god-tier in his field with a surprisingly personal experience with anxiety.
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Mean Girls: 3 Ways to Beat Peer Pressure
While some high school happenings may feel like a rite of passage, Cady Heron has to learn a hard lesson about peer pressure.
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Fat Hope: Body Positivity and Perspective Taking
In Fat Hope, supermodel Alisa is hit with a curse that sends her on the journey toward body positivity.
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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom: Setting Aside Sibling Rivalry
While your sibling rivalry may not be as dramatic as the one Aquaman shares with his half-brother, Ocean Master, it may share some traits.
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Wonka, embracing your ‘wonkness’ to realize your dream.
Before Willy Wonka was a wonderous and whimsical chocolatier, he had a rough childhood with bitter bullies and wavering self confidence.
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The Marvels: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
The Marvels shows that teamwork has its benefits and challenges but joining forces is better than bearing the weight of the world alone.
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The Hunger Games: when our past to dictates our future
The prequel to the Hunger Games saga depicts the traumatic villain origin story of President Coriolanus Snow. How can we avoid our own villain arc?
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Gran Turismo: Dream to Reality
Gran Turismo shows us how we can create our destiny by making wise decisions.
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‘What Was I Made For’, disillusioned and demotivated.
Billie Eilish’s ‘What Was I Made For’ reduces fan listeners and Barbie audiences to tears. What about this ballad is so powerful?
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“You Can Be Anything”: Barbie in the Real World
The empowering slogan for Mattel’s Barbies has been taken well into account in Greta Gerwig’s Live-Action movie.
