Entertainment

December 22, 2017

Giant ‘Castle in the Sky’ in Tokyo Celebrates the Work of Studio Ghibli

While we cross our fingers and patiently wait for Hayao Miyazaki's short Kemushi no Boro to hopefully debut in 2018, we'll comfort ourselves by looking at the incredible installation for Studio Ghibli's 30-year anniversary retrospective. This illuminated ship was just one piece of the interactive exhibition that took place in 2016 in Tokyo for the beloved anime studio's anniversary.

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November 16, 2017

The Simpson’s Family Home Reimagined in Different Architectural Styles

Springfield's 742 Evergreen Terrace—the suburban two-story detached residence that’s home to The Simpsons—is possibly one of the most recognizable homes on TV. The home has hardly changed since first airing in 1989, and features a garage, basement, attic, and a large garden complete with a brown picket fence. By design, the fictional family home encapsulates the American suburban stereotype.

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September 25, 2017

Disney Wedding Dress Collection Lets Any Bride Turn into the Princess of Her Dreams

Many brides want to feel like a princess on their wedding day. And with the ultimate symbol of happily ever after being Disney, what better way than to combine them? For those whose love of films like Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, and Cinderella knows no bounds, Walt Disney Japan has collaborated with Kuraudia Co. on 14 Disney wedding dresses that add a storybook touch to the already special day.

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August 18, 2017

What If Famous Filmmakers Made Instructional Cooking Videos?

A chef’s cooking style can be as unique as an artist’s hand. When thinking about filmmakers like Wes Anderson and Quentin Tarantino—two men who have distinct visual tastes—we know their approaches to making food would be very different from one another. Food artist and commercial director David Ma helps us visualize this world where culinary meets cinema.

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