A rare entertainment pick: Brendan Fraser shines in Rental Family, a heartfelt Tokyo-set film about an actor hired to play family members, blending humor and emotion with standout performances and refreshingly authentic Japanese dialogue.
A rare entertainment pick: Brendan Fraser shines in Rental Family, a heartfelt Tokyo-set film about an actor hired to play family members, blending humor and emotion with standout performances and refreshingly authentic Japanese dialogue.
After logging 50+ hours in the air, only two films made the cut: the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and the Swedish thriller The Glass Dome—rare gems in a sea of plane movies.
A rare in-flight gem: Nickel Boys stood out on a long Hawaiʻi–East Coast flight, delivering a powerful story that’s well worth a watch on your next trip—or your next stream.
A hesitation over a $9.99 Apple TV+ subscription leads to a full Severance binge, raising questions about old money habits, corporate life, and why this bizarre show is so compelling.
Nicole Kidman’s Expats leaves viewers conflicted yet captivated, weaving slow-burn drama through Hong Kong neighborhoods that evoke the city’s expat life with striking nostalgia.

