Long before “soft life,” mutual aid, and divine feminine energy became trending hashtags, a woman in the 18th century was already building a radically different way of living — one rooted in equality, safety, shared labor, and spiritual belonging. Her name was Ann Lee. And “The Testament of Ann Lee” isn’t just telling her story — it’s quietly challenging the systems we still live inside today.
On June 2, the Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) screened Jennifer’s Body (2009). The horror-comedy starred Megan Fox as Jennifer and Amanda Seyfried as Needy. MoMI showed the film as part of their ‘Queer Cinema, Top to Bottom’ series. The series started on May 20 and ended on July 2.
Amanda Seyfried discusses playing mysterious Rya in Apple TV+’s The Crowded Room with The Knockturnal‘s Kinsey Schofield
“Scooby-Doo,” the classic tale of man’s best friend, has been a staple in pop culture since the ’70s…but how Scooby and Shaggy started their bromance has always been a mystery.
Harold the Nigerian businessman finds himself kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel. Could things get any worse?
Amanda Seyfried made an appearance at the SHISEIDO Group’s press conference at the Palace Hotel in Tokyo for their new Spring 2016 products.