While Disney has been made most famous for its extensive use of their princesses, they also have several films based on other cartoon aspects that delight audiences, such as its pure-hearted films about dogs. From the 101 Dalmatians films to The Fox and The Hound, Lady and The Tramp to more, as also noted by other animated studios, with films such as All Dogs Go to Heaven, films with animated dogs, and dogs in general, have always been a hit with audiences, older and young. While there may have been plenty of animated films about dogs, and animals in general,
Juliette, the creator, and author of "Art by Juliet," is a very private person. Her comics, on the other hand, are a reflection of her emotions and her everyday struggles that she gladly shares with others in a heartwarming way. Surprisingly, a lot of people can relate to these emotions! We, too, were captivated by her art and decided to share it with you today.
The world of DC is in an odd position. Currently, six films are set to be released in the DC universe: Shazam: Fury of the Gods (March 17, 2023), The Flash (June 23, 2023), Blue Beetle (August 18, 2023), Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (December 25, 2023), and Joker: Folie a Deux (October 4, 2024). However, the Todd Philips sequel to the 2019 hit has always been a separate thing, so Joker 2 doesn’t really count as a film that’s shared with the DCEU. However, everything else does, and the world of DC has been crumbling slowly since James Gunn,
In my comic, I imagine the afterlife being not so glamorous and kind of mirroring the daily grind people go through here on Earth. Is it really like that? Let's hope not.
All cultures and families have some daily comic-worthy moments: some are super specific, and some are relatable to most of us. Brown Paperbag comics illustrate this perfectly while showcasing what it’s like growing up and living in an Indian family. Created by Sailesh Gopalan, the entertaining 4-panel strips have amassed 328K followers on Instagram and counting.
Jake makes a webcomic series called ‘Not Quite Right’ and his work has more than just a pinch of dark humor in it.
Dear landlords, even if we're renting the flat that you manage or own, it doesn't mean you can lead open-to-public tours as if it was Notre-Dame Cathedral, and not our personal space.
When talking about clothes with animal print, you may initially think leopard, cheetah, or perhaps zebra. However, this designer takes animal print to another level with her stunning butterfly dresses. It’s not only the print - the fabrics and designs look straight from a fairytale, as if the women wearing these dresses are about to fly away.
Photographers around the globe submitted nearly 9,000 images to Junebug Weddings' 10th annual Best of the Best Wedding Photo Contest, producing this collection of the top 50 images of 2017. Scroll down to see them for yourself below!
We, as students, feel like what we wear is not distracting towards others and not affecting anyone's learning environment.
Cash me getting destroyed by Twitter. How bow dah? Danielle Bregoli just had one of her infamous tweets backfire severely. The 14-year-old middle school dropout recently signed on to do a reality TV show, and decided to brag about her millionaire status on Twitter. The response she received wasn't exactly the one she expected.
When Game of Thrones hit the TV screens back in 2011, it became an instant hit. Soon enough, seemingly the entire world was glued to their screens and obsessed with the immersive world created by the brilliant George RR Martin.
I am a Romanian artist who creates realistic paintings on glasses. And yes, you can use them! I was born in Bucharest and started painting as soon as I could hold a paintbrush in my hand. Art ran through my family, as my late grandfather was a sculptor. I never got to meet him but my mother passed on his talent and taught me the basics of painting, always nudging me forward.
If there’s ever a time to be on your best behavior, it would be at a wedding. If you’re a bride or groom, all eyes are on you, and you want to remember the occasion as one of the happiest days of your life. And if you’re not tying the knot, it’s best to draw as little attention as possible. Be respectful, dress appropriately, don't drink too many cocktails, and turn your attention to the happy couple.
They say money can't buy you happiness but it can buy you new teeth. Or therapy. Or a few members of Congress. And if these things don't make you smile, I don't know what does.
When Jessie Char saw her seat on her flight from Long Beach, CA to San Francisco, she thought she struck traveler gold, but then things took a turn...to the worst!
His comics are everywhere and hardly a day goes by without his art popping up on our feeds. And if you haven’t seen one of his cartoons on social media, then you’ll have to pardon us cuz we just have to ask if you’ve actually got an internet connection or if you’re living under a rock like Patrick Star. We’re talking, of course, about beloved cartoonist Adam Ellis.
There’s an old-fashioned belief that a man has to earn his status through proof of action, or a test of some sort, that makes him the man he really is. And although many men are aware of the fact that this is not how gender works, some still follow this ancient notion of manhood.
If we could request who Oprah should do the next episode of Where Are They Now? on, it would definitely be the Disney princesses. What have they even been up to since riding off into the sunset and living happily ever after? LA-based photographer Tony Ross is helping us visualise it by depicting Disney's most iconic maidens as majestic queens, and to make sure the portraits were extra-realistic, he had the princess models call in their moms to pose as the mythical matriarchs. The results were a royal success.
Turning your life around doesn't start with a new hobby or job; these are the results. The change begins with the person, more specifically, their hair. At least that's what Jason Schneidman thinks. However, once you check out the evidence he has collected over the years backing up this claim, it's hard to disagree.
Just like anybody can learn to be a wonderful, kind, and caring person, everybody has the potential to be an awful, cruel, and malicious individual. Being a horrible human being who spreads negativity and misery isn’t restricted by gender, age, race, or culture.
If we could request who Oprah should do the next episode of Where Are They Now? on, it would definitely be the Disney princesses. What have they even been up to since riding off into the sunset and living happily ever after? LA-based photographer Tony Ross is helping us visualise it by depicting Disney's most iconic maidens as majestic queens, and to make sure the portraits were extra-realistic, he had the princess models call in their moms to pose as the mythical matriarchs. The results were a royal success.
It's no secret that women in modern society are believed to be in constant need of improvement. It's the result of many factors rooted deeply in our lives. The idea of "looking good" is communicated through slogans such as "because you're worth it," which is not really what self-love is all about.
The Twitter account '[Bad] Planning' calls itself a "celebration of all the [messed up] stuff imposed on our environment." And regardless of how you feel about the need to have one, the account gives exactly what it promises.
It’s easy to find an excuse for skipping a workout or cheating on your diet but ignore your health too much, and it will seriously deteriorate. However, that doesn't mean you can't get back into shape and follow a healthy lifestyle after a minor or a major slip-up.
When looking at the two close-up shots of a single person taken by photographer Dylan Hamm, you probably wouldn’t notice a big difference as, at first glance, the side-by-side comparisons look very similar if not exactly the same. It gets more interesting when you start analyzing the features, slight changes in expressions or eyes that are caused by the special circumstances of this photoshoot idea. In one of the two passport-style portraits, the model is dressed and in another – completely naked.
Perfect people. Wearing perfect clothes. Having the time of their lives on perfect holidays. That’s mostly what you see when you scroll through Instagram. Especially if you follow any major Instagram influencers. However, we forget that these stunning pictures are usually staged and don’t reflect reality.
You've probably heard a saying, "New hair, new me." While an updated hairstyle doesn't change who you are as a person, it can definitely boost your self-esteem and bring much-needed change to that dull reflection in the mirror. New hair can make you feel like the best version of yourself—confident and beautiful. And this is what it's all about. This is where professional hairstylists should ideally step in to guide you through your transformation and make sure there are no regrets. However, some people tend to trust their undiscovered talents and unleash their inner hairdresser by experimenting at home. The pandemic has brought us lots of hair disasters and fails to laugh about (check out here and here for the second round of giggles). What seemed like a good and cost-effective idea at first, most of the time, turns into a visit to the professional to get it fixed. But at the end of the day, hair has a magical ability to grow back and those who have never cut or dyed their own hair have never lived their lives to the fullest.
Odds are, if you’ve made it here, you’re a big fan of cats, giant floofs, and those of the feline persuasion. Congratulations—and welcome to the club. Here’s your complimentary badge and cat list. Cats can be incredibly adorable and they’re bound to attract the attention of passersby, whether they’re strutting their stuff outside or showing off their shiny coats through the window.
Most people are oblivious to their own mistakes, but they can spot someone else doing something wrong from a faraway distance. It’s the same with restaurants: if you’re the owner, you probably think your place is great, but if you’re a customer, then you’ll most likely notice everything that’s wrong with the place in a jiffy. And sometimes restaurants mess up so badly without realizing it that customers can’t help but snap a picture and upload it to the popular ‘Crappy Designs’ subreddit.
Dark sense of humor and unexpected endings? Talk about a perfect combo for comics. It’s been over a decade since Ryan Hudson posted his first one, and it shows, judging by how entertaining his illustrations are today. Hudson says his comics are "about making fun of the human condition" with the ultimate goal of making humor.
Nobody knows what’s on a cat’s mind. I mean, just look at them–the tiny furballs do what they want, couldn’t care less about hoomans and their silly rules, and pretend like they’re invincible wild tigers.
I warned him prior to coming here and if he had an issue that he can't control for a week then he needs to leave because he's ruining our trip.
I'm Zach Cranor, creator of Last Place Comics. I draw comics that trend towards the silly and absurd, often spending more time within each strip to paint a bizarre vignette rather than tell a single joke.
You wake up and head to the bathroom. The door is locked, and your sister has just begun taking her 30-minute shower where she'll sing loudly for the whole house to hear and use up the last of the hot water. You go to eat some breakfast first instead. You pour a bowl full of cereal and open the fridge to grab some milk. Upon picking up the carton, however, you realize that there’s no more than a drop left in it. No problem, you had leftover pancakes too– Oh! Just kidding! Your sister ate those too and left a note in their absence detailing how delicious they were and requesting that you pick up milk on your way home from work.
Wear what you want. Express yourself. Even if people think you look like a teenager.
One Muslim woman wondered whether she was in the wrong for refusing to remove her hijab so that the bride could have her picture-perfect wedding.
Who doesn't love a good trick? Sometimes life can get a little too hectic, and simplifying everyday things might leave you with some much-needed time on your hands. Nowadays, people come up with some of the most inventive hacks that sincerely work wonders – however, with the number of ideas skyrocketing online, sometimes it's hard to tell whether any are worth trying at all.
Maybe you realized that bungee jumping isn’t for you. Perhaps you learned the hard way that camping isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be. Or maybe you got burned after trusting your colleagues too much.
Meme culture is one of those things that never fails to make our gloomy days a little brighter. Catchphrases, ideas, or something behavior-related – what’s considered a "meme" varies, yet everyone recognizes one when they see it.
It is a common practice for individuals to dedicate themselves to discovering solutions to a wide range of troubles, and these are frequently called hacks. These hacks aim to simplify some parts of our daily living, such as in the kitchen, in our automobiles or in our physicality. New and helpful hacks for everything seem...
In Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Chris Pine's main character is a bard, a character class which can provide a refreshing and lighthearted take on the epic fantasy genre. Essentially a fantasy-comedy heist movie, the newest cinematic Dungeons and Dragons story is clearly going for a different style from other fantasy movies and TV...
