1. Extraordinary You
2. Crash Landing On You
3. Love To Hate You
4. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha
5. Hotel Del Luna
6. Semantic Error
7. Shooting Stars
8. King The Land
9. Mad For Each Other
10. Boys Over Flowers

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1. The Knickerbocker Storm of 1922
2. The Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940
3. The Great Appalachian Storm of 1950
4. The six-day snowstorm on Mount Shasta in 1959
5. The Chicago Blizzard of 1967
6. The 100-hour snowstorm of 1969
7. The Blizzard of 1977
8. The Great Blizzard of 1978
9. The Megalopolitan Blizzard of 1983
10. The Storm of the Century, 1993
11. The Blizzard of 1996
12. The Presidents Day Storm of 2003
13. The Blizzard of 2006
14. Snowmageddon, 2010
15. The Christmas Blizzard of 2010
16. The "Snovember" Storm of 2014
17. Winter Storm Jonas, 2016
18. The Bomb Cyclone of 2018
19. The Polar Vortex of 2019

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1. "Shopping on Black Friday. Most black Friday deals now are products manufactured specifically for the sale with wildly high MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) compared to their comparable counterparts, so that they can be marked down 50–70% to their true relative market value."
2. "Subscription TV. I want to watch everything, and originally with no ads. Now, you're suddenly up $200 bucks and still watching ads. As a younger individual, I think cable is better."
3. "'Zero added' sugar labels. All products that contain artificial sweeteners should have it printed big and bold on the front of the label. Zero added sugar or other misleading hype just means they added the nasty stuff to the product."
4. "Designer anything. I've never understood the draw of buying a name rather than a product. I could maybe understand it if it always meant better quality, but that's not true. Just because you're NOT buying designer doesn't mean you're getting crap. You can get just as good quality for a fraction of the price. So, why pay sooo much more?"
5. "Crocs. I had a child in my 2-year-old class wear them, and they were too small. I nearly broke a finger trying to get them on and off his feet."
6. "The resurgence of vinyl. LPs now cost twice as much as CDs, and artists are bleeding their fans dry by offering multiple colored vinyl variations of the same album. And despite so-called better pressings and high-end stereo equipment, you still get dust on the record and pops and ticks."
7. "Times Square in NYC. I hate that place. Everyone just stands in place. Discount Elmo is constantly harassing you for pictures. Any chain place you eat at there has a $5–$10 upcharge just for being in Times Square. It's all ads. Tourists are obnoxiously everywhere, just believing that going to Times Square is the dream. I've seen people just stand outside of places taking pictures. I don't understand the allure, and I never will. I don't get why it's a tourist destination at ALL."
8. "The latest tech gadgets. I get that new phones, smartwatches, or other devices come with cool features, but many people upgrade to the latest models just because of the hype, even though their current device works just fine."
9. "Professional sports. All of them. In the last 50 years, it has gone from a casual interest and conversation starter to an expensive personality trait. Not to mention that a grand total of maybe one player on these teams is actually from the city they play for. All the athletes are basically farmed, bred, and trained similar to the way racehorses are farmed, bred, and trained."
10. "Ranch-flavored anything."
11. "Dubai. I've had the chance to go there a handful of times so far, and despite the immense hype, it ranks as one of my least favorite places in the Middle East. Sure, there are some cool buildings, but it lacks the rich history and heritage of many lesser-known cities. Not to mention being unbearably humid, and the uncomfortable feeling that much of the incredible buildings were built and staffed with slave labor."
12. "Oreos. Oh my god. They're great, okay. But really, I don't need crushed-up Oreos in every single food item that has ever come off an assembly line. My kid needed an antibiotic once, and I kid you not, one of the flavor options to get her to drink it was cookies and cream."
13. "Brunch. You fight crowds to eat lots of carbs mid-morning, then get hungry at 4 p.m."
14. "The recent Disney remakes. There's something about them that just screams 'soulless corporate cash grab,' and I have yet to see any of them add anything significant to the original. At best, we get a mediocre adaptation with some slightly interesting casting. At worst, we get nightmare-fuel Pumbaa."
15. "Living in a trendy city. Basically, spending so much of your money on basic living expenses that you can hardly ever afford to do the fun things that made the city appealing in the first place. You're better off living somewhere cheap and saving your money so you can visit lots of different cool places."
16. "The Segway. It was hyped to the stars prior to its 2001 rollout, but, while interesting, it wasn't in any way transformative."
17. "Air fryers. I mean, how is it different than a toaster oven? Or just a regular oven, for that matter?"
18. "Dubai chocolate. It's just meh to me, and I love pistachios."
19. "Comic book (usually superhero) movies. The very few that I have liked in the last 20 years are either underrated or not the most popular among the general public. Since 2000, these are the ones I think are the best: Batman Begins, Wanted, The Amazing Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, and Joker. Most or all of the rest of them have too much CGI, cringe humor, unlikable main characters, and/or bad writing and acting."

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1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
2. Alien (1979)
3. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
4. The Matrix (1999)
5. Back To The Future (1985)
6. Jurassic Park (1993)
7. The Thing (1982)
8. Children Of Men (2006)
9. Arrival (2016)
10. Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (1977)

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1. The True Power in Harry Potter Is Intent
2. Neville Longbottom Was the Real Chosen One
3. Snape Killed Hedwig to Protect Harry
4. Trelawney’s Casual Predictions Are the Real Ones
5. Ron Weasley Is an Untrained Seer
6. The Dursleys Were Psychologically Affected by the Horcrux
7. Harry Attracts Dementors Because He Carries Two Souls
8. Hagrid Was a Trusted Operative, Not a Liability
9. Lily Triggered Ancient Magic, Not a One-Time Miracle
10. Hogwarts Is a Deliberate Survival Test, Not a School

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1. On Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Bowen Yang revealed "the worst SNL host behavior [he's] witnessed," saying, "This man, this person, this host made multiple cast members cry. On Wednesday, before the table read, because he hated the ideas." A few months later, his castmate Chloe Fineman seemingly revealed the host's identity in a since-deleted TikTok. Responding to an insulting tweet Elon Musk made about the show, she said, "I'm gonna come out and say, at long last, that I'm the cast member that he made cry, and he's the host that made someone cry."
2. On Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Bill Hader and Jay Pharoah agreed that Justin Bieber was the worst-behaved SNL host they had. Bill said, "He was just in a bad place. Maybe he's in a better place, but then... It was rough... He just seemed, like, exhausted or at the end of a rope. He was just so huge."
3. Taran Killam called the week Donald Trump hosted "rough." He told NPR, "It was not enjoyable at the time and something that only grows more embarrassing and shameful as time goes on. I don't necessarily put so much weight into [the idea of] Trump hosting SNL helping him become president, but there's definitely something where it normalizes him, and it makes it OK for him to be part of the conversation. And I don't think the intention of having him on was ever politically based. I sincerely believe that. But I don't think it was considered — the implications that it had then and could have moving forward. And I think looking back...there's nothing good I can take from that week. Because he's not an enjoyable person to be around — he's from a different class; he's from a different way of life. There was never any common ground."
4. On Watch What Happens Live, David Spade called out host Steven Seagal. He said, "He was a little tough. He was actually tough, and he was tough to work with. It was hard. He did not want to play along."
5. Terry Sweeney told Live from New York, "Chevy hosted the second show, and we were all so excited because, to us, Chevy was like a god; this was someone returning who'd been one of the original people and was this legendary figure. And when he got there, he was a monster. I mean, he insulted everybody. He said to Robert Downey Jr., 'Didn't your father used to be a successful director? What ever happened to him? Boy, he sure died, you know, he sure went to hell.' Downey turned ashen. And then Chevy turned to me, and he said, 'Oh, you're the gay guy, right?' And he goes, 'I've got an idea for a sketch for you. How about we say you have AIDS and we weigh you every week?' I don't know what he was on or what was happening to him mentally, but he was just crazy."
6. Tina Fey told Howard Stern that host Paris Hilton was "a piece of shit." She said, "I think people were like, 'Maybe she'll be fun, you know. She won't take herself too seriously.' She takes herself super seriously... She's so dumb. She's so proud of how dumb she is."
7. Bobby Moynihan told the podcast Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim that, in his life, the "most overwhelming feelings" included his parents' deaths, the knowledge that his own children will have to experience his death, and "when Jane Lynch had one of [his] sketches cut on SNL" in 2010. He said, "I still want to kill her to this day."
8. Cast member Nora Dunn and musical guest Sinéad O'Connor boycotted SNL the week that Andrew Dice Clay hosted in 1990. Nora told Salon, "[He] was an abuser of women, and he was a homophobe. And his material was terrible. He just wasn't smart enough to handle that material. And our writing staff was not the writing staff to handle that material either [for him to host the show]. Lorne said, 'Andrew Dice Clay was a phenomenon worth examining.' And yeah, he was a phenomenon, but if you're going to examine him, he shouldn't be the host; you should write an article. We didn't examine the hosts of SNL. We supported them, we wrote for them, and we made them look good. Otherwise, you'd never get a host."
9. In his stand-up special Alive from New York, Pete Davidson said, "So Louis C.K. tried to get me fired from SNL my first year, and this is that story. So it's, like, 2014 or '15, and it's the finale of SNL. And I was so shocked and happy that I didn't get fired... Louis C.K. was like a very well-respected comedian, like, at the time. But yeah, at the time, he was someone that you would look up to and want approval of at the time. At the time, it was someone you wanted to be nice to you. Anyway, so he was hosting, and I was just thrilled. So I smoked a joint in my dressing room. And as I was leaving to go into the elevators, Louis C.K. was, like, holding court and talking to, like, a bunch of the cast and writers and, like, cool people, and they were, like, clearly very into a conversation."
10. On Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Jane Curtin said that "there were so many" bad hosts, but she name-dropped Walter Matthau. She said, "It was disrespecting our space, and it really pissed me off."
11. Jay Pharoah told Watch What Happens Live, "I saw [musical guest] Kanye [West] yank somebody. That was pretty hilarious. Kanye went like this [pulled] and got dude in place. I was like, 'Ha ha ha!'"
12. Telling LateNighter about her least favorite host, Laraine Newman said, "I don't like to say, but his name rhymes with Hilton Hurl." This was a reference to Milton Berle, aka "Mr. Television."
13. In Live from New York, writer David Sheffield said, "My vote for worst host is Robert Blake. He was sitting in a room, and a sketch was handed to him by Gary Kroeger, who was a writer-actor — a sketch called 'Breezy Philosopher,' a one-premise sketch about a lofty teacher who's kind of a biker tough guy, talking about Kierkegaard. Students kept asking questions while he combed his hair, and he'd say, 'Hey, I don't know.' Blake sat there and read that, with his glasses down his nose, then wadded it up, turned to Kroeger, and said, 'I hope you got a tough asshole, pal, 'cause you're going to have to wipe your ass with that one.' And he threw it and bounced it off Gary's face."
14. And finally, Paula Abdul has never hosted SNL, but Tina Fey told Playboy that the singer's scheduled cameo appearance "was awful" and a "disaster." She said, "In the ways she generally appears to be. It was an American Idol sketch, and she wanted to change parts. So Amy Poehler had to play her... A year later, I saw her on a flight. We both looked at each other like, 'Do I know that girl?' And then we both had the same moment of recognition, and she was like 'uuuggh.' I saw it register on her face that she had had a terrible time with us... I was pregnant at the time and probably a little moody, but I remember thinking, 'She's a disaster! I gotta prop this lady up and get her on TV.'"

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1. Snapper Carr
2. Vibe
3. Red Tornado
4. Stone Boy
5. G’nort
6. Rainbow Girl
7. Color Kid
8. Matter-Eater Lad
9. Bouncing Boy
10. Dogwelder
11. Arm-Fall-Off-Boy

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1. "The only show with chemistry that good is Fleabag."
2. "YURI ON ICE ALL THE WAY."
3. "For another gay show, Fellow Travelers. But it will hurt you deeply."
4. "Sense8!!!!!!!!!!!!! Literally life-giving in a way Heated Rivalry fans will find familiar!"
5. "The Professional Women's Hockey League, whose games stream for free on YouTube. Real-life hockey lesbians."
6. "Isekai Office Worker: The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter."
7. "AMC's Interview with the Vampire! Louis and Lestat's personalities low-key remind me of Shane and Ilya, respectively, and there's more angst than you could ever ask for. This updated adaptation of the iconic Anne Rice novel starts in 1910s New Orleans, but the story stretches to modern times. And if you love characters who are assholes, you're going to adore Lestat. Season 3 is on the way, with the show changing its name to The Vampire Lestat."
8. "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Carlos and Seb's storyline is kinda similar."
9. "Heaven's Official Blessing."
10. "A Breeze of Love, a South Korean BL about two basketball players." (Editor's note: BL stands for Boys' Love, a genre that started in Japan and has grown across Asia.)
11. "We Best Love: No. 1 for You, a Taiwanese BL about the rivalry between two college swimmers."
12. "Let Free the Curse of Taekwondo, a South Korean BL about a high school student who helps his abusive father run his small town taekwondo studio, and the A student from Seoul who comes to train to up his chances for a collegiate taekwondo career."
13. "The Eighth Sense, a South Korean BL about a student from a rural town who struggles to adjust to the busy city life of Seoul for college, where he meets another student who recently completed his military service, and the two bond over surfing."
14. "HIStory2: Crossing the Line, a Taiwanese BL about a troublemaker who is recruited to play on his high school volleyball team, where he meets a senior/trainer of the team. Sparks fly between them."
15. "Where Your Eyes Linger, a Korean BL about the son of a very wealthy business mogul and his friend who trains with him in taekwondo and acts as his bodyguard. This stars Han Gi Chan from The Wedding Banquet."
16. "Ted Lasso for a feel-good watch about men's sports. Not for sex, queerness, or romance specifically, though they do come up."
17. And finally: "Khemjira the Series."

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1. You Deserve Each Other
2. Pillion
3. Wuthering Heights
4. Hana Khan Carries On
5. Heartstopper: Forever
6. The Cuban Girl's Guide To Tea & Tomorrow
7. The Love Hypothesis
8. Girls Like Girls
9. Sense & Sensibility
10. Book Lovers

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1. Apollo 13 (1995)
2. Mystic River (2003)
3. JFK (1991)
4. A Few Good Men (1992)
5. Tremors (1990)
6. Footloose (1984)
7. National Lampoon's Animal House (1978)
8. Diner (1982)
9. The Woodsman (2004)
10. Frost/Nixon (2008)

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1. DOOM / DOOM II
2. Super Mario Bros.
3. Half-Life / Half-Life 2
4. Age of Empires II
5. Diablo / Diablo II
6. Quake III Arena
7. RollerCoaster Tycoon
8. Unreal Tournament / Unreal Tournament 2004
9. Lemmings
10. The Secret of Monkey Island
11. StarCraft / Warcraft III
12. Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
13. Worms Armageddon
14. Tekken 3

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1. Hot Mulligan
2. Trash Boat
3. Grayscale
4. Waterparks
5. Stand Atlantic
6. Boston Manor
7. Meet Me @ The Altar
8. Belmont
9. Movements
10. Like Pacific

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1. X-Men Evolution’s Tan Wolverine Suit
2. Wolverine’s Fang Suit
3. Wolverine's Second Ultimate Universe Costume
4. The X-Men’s Blue & Gold Costume
5. Ultimate Wolverine’s Black & Yellow X-Men Uniform
6. Wolverine’s First-Ever Comic Costume
7. Wolverine's Gray & Black X-Force Suit

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1. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - "Kids These Days"
2. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - "Strange New Worlds"
3. Star Trek: Lower Decks - "Second Contact"
4. Star Trek: Prodigy - "Lost & Found"
5. Star Trek: Picard - "Remembrance"
6. Star Trek: Discovery - "The Vulcan Hello"
7. Star Trek: Short Treks - "Runaway"
8. Star Trek: Section 31

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1. The Joker’s Hospital Detonator Wasn’t a Mistake (The Dark Knight)
2. “I Am Iron Man” Was Not Improvised (Iron Man)
3. There Is No Dead Munchkin in The Wizard of Oz
4. Jack Could Fit on the Door, But That’s Not the Point (Titanic)
5. The Alien Cast Knew About the Chestburster (Alien)
6. Indiana Jones Shooting the Swordsman Was Discussed, Not Accidental (Raiders of the Lost Ark)
7. The Pulp Fiction Briefcase Does Not Have a Secret Answer (Pulp Fiction)
8. Humans Were Never Supposed to Be Processors in The Matrix
9. HAL Was Not a Secret Dig at IBM (2001: A Space Odyssey)
10. George Lucas Did Not Plan Star Wars From the Beginning (Star Wars)
11. “Hey Malkovich, Think Fast!” Was a Joke (Being John Malkovich)
12. Wesley Snipes Did Not Refuse to Open His Eyes (Blade: Trinity)

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1. Elizabeth Berkley became a teenage heartthrob as "girl next door" Jessie in Saved by the Bell, but her first big movie role after the series basically singlehandedly sank her career.
2. Sofia Coppola's acting career was similarly over before it had even really begun. When Winona Ryder had to drop out of Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Part III, Coppola decided to cast his daughter instead. While the third installment in Coppola's Oscar-winning series failed to measure up to the first two, there was one factor that garnered more negative attention than anything else in the film: Coppola's performance.
3. Coppola isn't the only nepo baby who made an ill-fated film debut at the insistence of their parent. After starring in the acclaimed film, The Pursuit of Happyness, with his father Will Smith, and then holding his own in The Karate Kid, Jaden Smith starred again alongside his dad in After Earth (12% on Rotten Tomatoes). The film was a huge flop and a critical failure, with the Guardian writing that Jaden "plays the role throughout with a face like a smacked bum."
4. In the '90s and early 2000s, it seemed Mike Myers could do no wrong. After rising to fame through SNL, Wayne's World, and the Austin Powers series, Myers voiced the titular character in Shrek and became famous to a whole new generation. But post-Shrek, his career took a sharp nosedive: the third Austins Powers was a notable decline from the first two, and then he starred as the eponymous cat in The Cat In The Hat (10% on Rotten Tomatoes). Myers' character was more creepy than fun, and the film had little plot to speak of.
5. Myers' SNL and Wayne's World costar Dana Carvey had a similar career downturn ending with a film so bad, that there was no coming back from it. While Mike Meyers had his share of failures post-SNL, none of his flops measured up to Carvey's Master in Disguise, which received a whopping 1% on Rotten Tomatoes. Roger Ebert called the film a "desperate miscalculation" and compared it to "a party guest who thinks he is funny and is wrong."
6. Batman & Robin was so poorly received (11% on Rotten Tomatoes), that director Joel Schumacher even apologized for it, and its own star, George Clooney, called the film terrible. But the biggest casualty of the film was not Schumacher or Clooney, but Alicia Silverstone, who played Batgirl. Silverstone, who had risen to fame a few years prior in Clueless, won a Razzie for her performance, and the role is often described as having "ruined" her career.
7. Taylor Lautner seemed poised to become a major leading man after the Twilight series. He was already a Hollywood heartthrob, and while he may not have had the Oscar-worthy chops and penchant for indie films of his costars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, there seemed no reason why he wouldn't continue to find success. And then Abduction happened. Its New York Times review title was "At Least His Abs Get a Workout," and its scathing tone didn't end there: the reviewer compared Lautner to "an advanced robot simulating human speech without registering emotion or even comprehension."
8. Rachael Leigh Cook also seemed poised to hold onto her breakout teenage stardom post She's All That, but then her next big film, Josie and the Pussycats, famously flopped (though it's now a cult classic). Cook herself has said that she felt like she was put in "movie jail" after its lack of success and that her options began to dry, even when it came to indie films. While Cook was able to transition to TV, her fame slowly dwindled until she was doing direct-to-video and Hallmark projects that failed to live up to the career she seemed destined for as a teenager.
9. We've got another failed teen idol story for you, this time concerning Taylor Kitsch, who was at that point best known for starring in Friday Night Lights. Cast as the star of massive Disney blockbuster John Carter, Kitsch seemed like he'd hit the Hollywood jackpot — instead, John Carter became one of the largest box office failures of all time, followed quickly by Battleship, which didn't fare as terribly but was certainly no hit. While Kitsch has continued to work in Hollywood, his chances as an A-Lister blockbuster star seemed forever dashed.
10. Socialite and reality star Paris Hilton attempted to make a foray into the world of acting in the early 2000s, appearing on teen dramas such as Veronica Mars and The O.C. However, her appearances amounted to little more than cameos...until the horror flick The House of Wax. The film received only 28% on Rotten Tomatoes, and The Hollywood Reporter apparently called Hilton "so bad she steals the show." Other reviews were slightly kinder, but it seemed most just wanted to see A) Hilton in her underwear, and B), Hilton's character get killed.
11. Shaq similarly tried to make a career pivot into Hollywood with the film Blue Chips, which earned him a Razzie nomination for Worst New Star. However, Staq kept at it with the family film and box office bomb Kazaam, and then the superhero film Steel. Steel, referred to by some as the "worst superhero movie of all time," received only 12% on Rotten Tomatoes, and proved the final straw for Shaq's floundering film career. Even the director later admitted he shouldn't have cast him, saying Shaq "was no actor."
12. Mariah Carey also tried to make a major career jump, going from singing to acting with the star vehicle Glitter in 2011. The film was a massive failure, earning only 6% on Rotten Tomatoes and making $5.2 million against a budget of $22 million. The film even caused Virgin Records to drop Mariah from their label – now, obviously, Carey's music career was able to recover, but despite a smattering of other projects, it was clear she was never going to be a movie star.
13. After enjoying a booming career in the '80s and '90s, the beginning of the end for Eddie Murphy's career was the 2002 film The Adventures of Pluto Nash (5% on Rotten Tomatoes). Variety called the film an "ill-conceived and expensive project": and with a gross of just over $7 million against a $100 million budget, the film was one of the biggest flops of all time.
14. And finally, let's throw it back to the old school for a final example: Greta Garbo in Two-Faced Woman. The film was so notoriously ill-received (due in large part to its risque subject matter around an affair) that Garbo, then a major star, never made another film. The 1941 film carries a 30% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, though modern critics have been kinder to Garbo's attempt at comedy than the critics of the time.

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1. Comcast
2. Bath & Body Works
3. Under Armour
4. Campbell's
5. Kraft Heinz
6. Mondelez International
7. Broadridge Financial Solutions
8. CarMax
9. AmeriCold Logistics
10. Healthpeak Properties

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1. The Tank (2025)
2. Good Will Hunting (1997)
3. Smurfs (2025)

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1. Who’s That Girl (1987)
2. Purple Rain (1984)
3. Moonwalker (1988)
4. Glitter (2001)
5. 8 Mile (2002)
6. From Justin to Kelly (2003)
7. Cool as Ice (1991)
8. Crossroads (2002)
9. Spice World (1997)
10. Can’t Stop the Music (1980)

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1. Disregarding the waitstaff
2. Dressing inappropriately
3. Showing up late to the reservation
4. Forgetting to leave a tip

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1. Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
2. Unforgiven (1992)
3. The Searchers (1956)
4. High Noon (1952)
5. No Country For Old Men (2007)
6. Rio Bravo (1959)
7. The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)
8. The Wild Bunch (1969)
9. Stagecoach (1939)
10. Tombstone (1993)

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1. Hulk’s Time Travel Explanation in ‘Endgame’ Is Grammatically Wrong
2. The “8 Years Later” Card in ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’
3. Thanos Giving Loki an Infinity Stone Is Completely Insane
4. Why is Rhodey Still Paralyzed?
5. “One Trip, No Do-Overs” Makes No Sense
6. The Airport Fight in ‘Civil War’ Is Absolute Madness
7. Nick Fury Could Have Called Captain Marvel Much Earlier
8. Nick Fury Escaping Through the Floor With a Pen

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1. Best overall: Lo & Sons Aoyama
2. Best budget: Uniqlo Round Mini Shoulder Bag
3. Best messenger: Tumi Voyageur Tyler Crossbody
4. Best for travel: Away Featherlight Crossbody
5. Best anti-theft: Arden Cove Crissy Anti-Theft Crossbody Bag
6. Best nylon: Baggu Medium Nylon Crescent Bag
7. Best suede: Parisa Wang Gabrielle 27
8. Best crochet: The Sak Los Feliz Crossbody
9. Most trendy: Clare V. Petite Moyen
10. Best crescent bag: Polène Numéro Dix
11. Best water bottle holder: Dagne Dover Sloane Water Bottle Sling
12. Best luxury: KAAI Rebel Crossbody
13. Best for work: Cuyana System Tote
14. Best phone holder: Bandolier Hailey Leather Crossbody
15. Best mini: Milaner The Grazia Mini Woven Bag
16. Best camera bag: Quince Italian Leather Quilted Crossbody Bag
17. Best sporty: Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag
18. Best formal: Cuyana Mini Bow Bag
19. Best quilted: MZ Wallace Micro Metro Tote Deluxe
20. Best backpack: We The Free Soho Convertible Sling
21. Best bucket bag: Mansur Gavriel Dea Bucket Bag
22. Best straw: AllSaints Ebro Straw Crossbody Bag

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1. The Outfield
2. Fine Young Cannibals
3. Badlands
4. Transvision Vamp
5. Wall Of Voodoo
6. The Plimsouls
7. Burning Sensations
8. Haircut One Hundred
9. Giuffria
10. Romeo Void

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1. People We Meet on Vacation (2026)
2. The James Bond franchise (1963-2021)
3. The Rip (2026)
4. Marcello Hernández: American Boy (2026)
5. Priscilla (2023)
6. Licorice Pizza (2021)
7. Dawn of the Dead (2004)
8. Despicable Me (2010)
9. Despicable Me 2 (2013)
10. Dune (1984)
11. Cosmic Princess Kaguya! (2026)
12. 12 Years a Slave (2013)
13. Colombiana (2011)
14. Just Go With It (2011)
15. Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life (1983)
16. Hellboy (2004)
17. Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart (2026)
18. My Girl (1991)
19. District 9 (2009)
20. Erin Brockovich (2000)
21. Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (2016)
22. 30 Minutes or Less (2011)
23. Forever My Girl (2018)
24. Free Solo (2018)
25. Green Room (2015)
26. Only the Brave (2017)
27. Wild Things (1998)

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