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4 emotional lessons to honor the 10th anniversary of Inside Out

1 week ago | globalcomment.com | Carolina Alvarado. R

Today, June 19, Pixar’s Inside Out celebrates its 10th anniversary, and it’s the perfect opportunity to remember the most valuable life lessons and emotional intelligence that this brilliant and moving animated film left us. Have you ever wondered how emotions work? What happens in our minds when we experience happiness, anger, or sadness?
Jane Austen, 250 years later: the new (and old) adaptations that celebrate her legacy

1 week ago | globalcomment.com | Edgary Rodriguez R

2025 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Jane Austen, and this anniversary has reignited interest in her life and work across all formats. Beyond commemorative editions and literary events, the tribute extends to the screen with new adaptations aiming to renew her legacy for a new generation.
Jaws turns 50: 7 facts worth knowing about Steven Spielberg’s first blockbuster

1 week ago | globalcomment.com | Carolina Alvarado. R

Cinema, 50 years ago, taught movie audiences to be afraid of sharks. Friday, June 20, marks the 50th anniversary of the debut of Steven Spielberg’s “great sea chase episode” Jaws. Released in 1975, it’s not just a movie; it’s a cultural phenomenon that redefined the thriller genre and created the summer blockbuster.
Tinto de verano: the drink to feel like you’re in Spain all year round

2 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Edgary Rodriguez R

When the heat hits in Spain, there’s no doubt about it: it’s time for tinto de verano (summer red wine). But this refreshing drink, a favorite on terraces and beach bars, can keep you company in any season. The best part? It takes seconds to make and brings you straight to the flavors of the Mediterranean summer. What is tinto de verano and why is it so popular in Spain? Tinto de verano is one of Spain’s most beloved and everyday drinks when the heat kicks in.
11 Instagram accounts to follow for beautiful – and inspiring – posts about the natural world - Global Comment

2 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Philippa Willitts

Share Tweet Pin Mail SMSIf you’re in the parts of the world where it is currently moving into summer, you might be noticing that the world around you has come to life. If you’re moving into winter, you might be desperately missing those plants, flowers, and creatures that kept you company a few short months ago. Either way, I’m firmly convinced that the more of the natural world we experience, the more expansive our worlds are.
6 super-queer playlists to celebrate Pride month

3 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Philippa Willitts

It’s June, which can only mean one thing: it’s Pride month. I’d like to say that Pride month means that queer people around the world suddenly have all the rights and freedoms we want, that LGBTQIA+ people are celebrated and that we all have a wonderful time. Unfortunately, in many places, we are fighting harder than ever for the very basics, which is essentially why Pride month is important. Pride, after all, was always a protest before it was a party. But that doesn’t mean we can’t also party.
Films I’d Never Seen #1: All That Jazz

3 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Mark Farnsworth

Stanley Kubrick called All That Jazz “the best film I think I’ve ever seen” and on first viewing it’s hard not to get swept away with the tumultuous bombast of Bob Fosse’s semi-autobiographical treatise of life, death and the meaning of art. From the off we are straddling cinematic ley lines that zag from Fellini’s 8 ½ to Kubrick’s own A Clockwork Orange before hurtling into the future (or is now the past?) of Aronofsky’s Requiem for a Dream.
“Deeply frustrating and disturbing… and infinitely watchable”: Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders and A Deadly American Marriage

3 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Natalia Antonova

When it comes to true crime stories on Netflix, recent additions of Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders and A Deadly American Marriage both stood out to me recently, because they did something that few documentaries actually manage – which is talk to accused criminals.
Global Comment’s Book Club: May 2025

4 weeks ago | globalcomment.com | Edgary Rodriguez R

In April, the literary world bid farewell to one of its most influential voices: Mario Vargas Llosa, a master of narrative, political insight and human complexity. Vargas Llosa leaves behind a monumental body of work that redefined Latin American literature and earned him global recognition, including the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2010, the Cervantes Prize and the Prince of Asturias Award. His novels dissect power, corruption, love and freedom with boldness and precision.
The best TV and streaming premieres: June 2025

1 month ago | globalcomment.com | Carolina Alvarado. R

Share Tweet Pin Mail SMSThe list of premieres and series returning in June 2025 is here and there are plenty of surprises you won’t want to miss. June is shaping up to be a busy period for streaming services and TV networks.