Liz Young

19 hours ago | looper.com | Liz Young

"The Lion King" introduced audiences to the complicated dynamic of Mufasa, king of the Pride Lands and leader of the film's pride of lions, and his younger brother, Scar. It follows Simba, Mufasa's cub, trying to take back the pride from Scar after the death of his father. Mufasa and Scar's relationship was more than just brothers in a squabble — they were in a true battle for power that only the next generation could solve.

1 day ago | looper.com | Liz Young

A teen who can see into the future? That was the premise of one of Disney Channel's most popular original series, "That's So Raven." Raven Baxter, played by Raven-Symoné, has the ability to see something that's going to happen in the future, allowing her to intervene where she feels it's necessary in order to change her vision. She often wears elaborate disguises to remain undetected by her family and peers as she implements her plans, which don't always work out.

2 days ago | looper.com | Liz Young

Netflix's "Love Is Blind" has seen a fair few couples stay together after their season ends. Some seasons are more successful than others, and it makes audiences wonder who stays together after production packs up the gold wine glasses. In Season 5, one of the couples that caught fans' attention was Lydia Velez Gonzalez and James "Milton" Johnson IV, not just for their story, but as the only couple of the season who actually got married.

3 days ago | looper.com | Liz Young

Considered one of the best dating series in recent memory, "Love Is Blind" is easily one of Netflix's top reality shows. The concept is simple: Singles get to know each other in a group of pods as they talk through walls, but they don't get to see each other until they make a commitment to get married. Some couples do well outside the pod environment, adjusting to living together well and having a fun time on the provided vacation, while other couples struggle to connect in person.

1 week ago | looper.com | Liz Young

One of the first magical species Harry is introduced to in "Harry Potter" are the goblins who run Gringotts, the wizarding bank. Their skills that set them apart from other humanoids in the series are their ability to perform magic without wands and their metalcraft. Goblin-made items are incredibly difficult to destroy and well-made, leading to high price tags and a certain prestige for those who own them.