Have you ever opened Netflix, Disney+, or your favorite streaming app, spent 30 minutes scrolling through hundreds of options, and then ended up rewatching the same show you've already seen three times? Because honestly, same. PHOTO by MEI For many of us, rewatching comfort shows has become a h

Streaming platforms were originally designed to make entertainment more convenient. With a single subscription, users could access thousands of movies and television shows without the limitations of traditional cable television. However, as subscription fees continue to increase, many consumers are beginning to question whether premium streaming services are still worth paying for. To explore this issue, Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video were evaluated from a university stude

“Nosedive” shows a pastel world where people rate each other after every interaction, and your score basically decides your entire life, your job, your house, and even how people treat you. The story follows Lacie Pound, who is obsessed with boosting her rating so she can move into a better apartment and level up her lifestyle. She tries to impress high-rated people to increase the rating, and her childhood friend Naomi was one of them. But things spiral when her rating sudde

In recent years, very few films have managed to leave a social and emotional impact as powerful as Jai Bhim. Directed by T. J. Gnanavel and starring Suriya, the film is not just a legal drama — it is a reflection of social injustice, human suffering, and the fight for equality. PHOTO by ROUTE2WATCH Based on real eve

We’re always online scrolling, texting, liking, and sharing. On the surface, it feels like we’re more connected than ever. But here’s the reality: a lot of people still feel completely alone. A recent article by The Star highlights something we don’t talk about enough: loneliness is becoming a serious issue, and it’s not just emotional, but it’s affecting our physical health too. So how is it possible to be constantly connected, yet still feel disconnected?

If someone told me to watch an anime with over a thousand episodes, my first reaction would probably be laughter. Who has that kind of time? Yet somehow, One Piece managed to do the impossible—it convinced me that a journey spanning more than two decades of storytelling could be worth every single minute. PHOTO by TOE