Crispin illustrates how masculinity has transformed from idealized figures like Cary Grant to aggressive, desperate characters, exemplified in Michael Douglas' 1980s films.
"This is just my perception, but I think that the economy has an influence on what kind of designs become popular. There are certain types of characters that are needed in times of recession..."
Brody dismisses "The Brutalist" - a film that merely uses the Holocaust "as metaphor" - and tells Remnick that "Wicked" might win Best Picture. "I think there's a huge desire for cinematic comfort food that makes a billion dollars."
"There's a musicality to this 'always at 11' voice acting - what Game Informer on Symphony of the Night's release called 'cheesy, yet sophisticated' - that lingers the way tasteful voice acting rarely does."
"We were curious to see if there was any connection between names and billionaire status," said SEO expert Julian Goldie. The analysis of the Bloomberg Billionaire Index revealed that traditional names, such as 'John' and 'David', are prevalent among the world's wealthiest individuals. This suggests a correlation between naming trends and potential financial success, impacting how expectant parents might choose names for their children.