Starting off the cult movie list is The Source Family, a documentary about Father Yod, a Marine in World War 2 that went to Hollywood as a stuntman and ended up founding a commune in the hills of Los Angeles. Teaching a philosophy based on natural life steeped in Western mysticism with just a dash of Sikh and Yoga, Father Yod was the spiritual leader for 150 people at the height of his popularity. Read More...
Ginny and Georgia, which first premiered on Netflix in February 2021, starts with the same basic premise (and similarly alliterative title) as Gilmore Girls, then turns the craziness up to 11. The drama revolves around a young mother and her angsty teen daughter—and her young son, though he's sadly excluded from the show's title and most of its drama—who move to a small New England town. And that's pretty much where the similarities to Gilmore Girls end: In its first season, Ginny and Georgia proceeded to introduce a tangle of increasingly more intense plotlines that encompass everything from love triangles to childhood trauma to systemic racism to an ongoing murder investigation. Read More...
Gone are the days when a bridal gown had to look demure and traditional. In fact, the rise of the nude or 'naked' dress is fast becoming a trend among brides-to-be.
Grace Loves Lace, the masterminds behind the most-pinned wedding dress in the world, reports a 30 percent rise in brides choosing dresses in shades of nude. The Australian label has launched its popular Alexandra gown with a nude underlay to meet demand - a style that gives the illusion of nudity under the cut-out lace. Read More...