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7 Helpful Business Lessons You Can Only Learn From Watching ‘Suits’

3 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | January Nelson

Is the TV show Suits realistic? The answer is a loud no. Yet, here we’ll extract a few important lessons from the show about life and business that are actually grounded in reality and somewhat useful in everyday lifeWhile I enjoy poking fun at Suits for its over-the-top drama, I’ve started to consider what the show actually gets right about the business world.
13 Hilarious And Unnecessary Life Lessons From The TV Show ‘Suits’

3 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | January Nelson

Suits strikes a unique balance between the clever storytelling typical of an HBO series and the over-the-top absurdity you’d find in a low-budget soap opera. While it may not meet the conventional benchmarks of cinematic excellence, it’s easily one of the most entertaining TV shows ever made. While rewatching episodes on Netflix, one of my favorite pastimes is dissecting its far-removed portrayal of life and business.
8 Psychological Thrillers With Plot Twists You’ll Never Recover From

4 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Shahida Arabi

Viewers enjoy plot twist endings – the type of endings that disrupt our expectations and subvert our perception of the direction we thought the movie or television show was going to take. Psychological thrillers tend to have the most well-crafted plot twists, as they build suspense over time through the psyche of the characters and their deteriorating sense of reality. Here are eight of the best psychological thriller movies and television shows with the biggest plot twists of all time.
9 Best Psychological Thrillers Riddled With Mind Games

4 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Shahida Arabi

Psychological thriller shows enthrall us and often feature mind games, plot twists, and characters with dark personality traits that keep us hooked. Here are the nine best psychological thriller tv shows of all time and where to stream them. Hello, you. Joe Goldberg is just your typical creepy, stalkerish neighborhood psychopathic serial killer looking for love in all the wrong places (or perhaps the right ones, with all the wrong motives).
6 Movies You Need To Watch After A Breakup With A Narcissist

6 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Shahida Arabi

We love “good for her” movies – a special niche of films that celebrates a woman’s ability to get justice on her own terms and validates viewers on a deep level. Here are six light-hearted, sassy, and inspirational “good for her” movies that will help you heal from a break-up with a toxic person or narcissist and remind you that the best revenge is success, personal growth, and leveling up.
9 Best Psychological Thrillers To Stream In June

6 days ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Shahida Arabi

Psychological thriller shows enthrall us and often feature mind games, plot twists, and characters with dark personality traits that keep us hooked. Here are the nine best psychological thriller tv shows of all time and where to stream them. Hello, you. Joe Goldberg is just your typical creepy, stalkerish neighborhood psychopathic serial killer looking for love in all the wrong places (or perhaps the right ones, with all the wrong motives).
The 6 Best Breakup Movies To Get You Through The Heartache, One Film At A Time

1 week ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Richard Chachowski

As much as we might wish otherwise, break-ups remain an inevitable part of life, with almost everyone experiencing heartbreak at some point in their romantic relationships. Whether you’ve spent days, weeks, months, or years with your significant other, the prospect of saying goodbye to our romantic counterpart is never easy, evoking all kinds of turbulent emotional responses.
6 Massive Male Egos And The Films They Tanked

1 week ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Evan E. Lambert

I think it’s safe to say that the majority of y’all reading this are not A-list Hollywood stars. And that’s OK! I’m not judging. In fact, I’m not either. But you must know that there’s a social divide between us and A-listers. Realistically, we may never attain their status, fame, or wealth in our lifetimes. The upside of that is that we’ll probably never confuse ourselves with the Messiah. I’m referring, of course, to male actors.
8 Essential Movies To Kick Off The Summer Season

1 week ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Richard Chachowski

Hard as it is to believe, the summer season is officially upon us, bringing with it moonlit barbeques under the stars, crackling fireworks on the Fourth of July, and carefree vacations to almost every corner of the globe imaginable. With the new season almost here, it might also be a great time to revisit some movies that truly capture the essence of summer, from early blockbuster thrillers like Jaws and E.T. to rip-roaring teen comedies like American Graffiti and Dazed and Confused.
‘Stranger Things’ Allows Us To Mourn A Vision Of Childhood That’s Basically Extinct

1 week ago | thoughtcatalog.com | Mishal Ali Zafar

We all love the ’80s throwbacks in Stranger Things, but the show actually taps into something deeper: the way kids used to just be kids. Netflix’s Stranger Things struck a nerve that goes deeper than monster scares or retro fashion. Sure, the show wallows in 1980s nostalgia, but what really hooks viewers is something else entirely: its vision of a childhood that’s basically extinct.