BTS Monuments Beyond the Star Episodes 7 and 8 Review: These new episodes beautifully highlight the solo careers of the members and their reflections on the past decade. Packed with raw emotions, this documentary captures moments that might bring tears to your eyes.
BTS Monuments Beyond the Star Episodes 5 and 6 Review: The new entries showcased the beautiful journey of the group's success and the decision to start a new chapter in their lives, yet felt slightly rushed in exploring their feelings.
NCT 127 The Lost Boys Episodes 3 and 4 Review: The Disney+ docu-series concludes by accomplishing its mission with flying colours in terms of relaying the members' truth and positing them in humane positions.
NCT 127 The Lost Boys Review (Episodes 1-2): In a refreshing affectionate documentary style, Pak Jayil assists the K-pop boy group members reclaim their childhood.
SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua bring us the ‘12 o’Clock’ MV that moves between daylight, darkness and landscapes that feel rather surreal. There are dreamlike visuals, mirrored imagery and the idea of chasing something until fantasy and reality begin to blur.
Apu’s return to The Simpsons has brought back the conversations about representation and portrayal, but revisiting the character as an adult also raises a personal question: whether we can acknowledge the problems with a childhood favourite without losing the nostalgia attached to it.
Salman Khan addressed Qazi Touqeer’s remarks against Scout and Aasif Khan’s behaviour towards Love Gill during Saturday’s episode of this Weekend Ka Vaar. Sunday brought blunt opinions, Mahhi Vij’s mimicry, Qazi topping the list of “spine not found” contestants, a brain task that put Arishfa in the spotlight and Aman Gandhi’s eviction.
Ao Ashi Season 2 Episode 3 Review: Ao Ashi Season 2 Episode 3 raises the stakes with an intense match, Ashito’s growing ambitions, and a closer look at Esperion’s competitive edge.
