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South Asia correspondent for @Guardian. Thankfully I don't have opinions. hannah.ellis-petersen@theguardian.com
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Masters of The Universe and What it Means to Have The Power of Pander

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By Amy Kilroy, Hannah Ellis-Petersen Verified, Charlotte Hogarth-Jones Verified
| Nouse Magazine Verified
Since its debut, the He-Man franchise has undoubtedly left its mark on the queer community and the never-ending superhero genre. With a colourful cast of characters and memes alongside multiple spinoffs (the inevitable fate of any modern franchise), it is hard to ignore a series so deeply embedded in pop culture.
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What if Obsession isn’t a horror film at all?

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By Hannah Ellis-Petersen Verified, Charlotte Hogarth-Jones Verified, Laura Hughes
| Nouse Magazine Verified
Hardly anyone expected the record-breaking success of Curry Barker’s directorial debut, Obsession (2026). Even now, weeks after I saw Obsession for myself in theatres, I find myself pondering why the world has had such a strong reaction to this film. With a budget of only $750,000 and grossing over $400 million in the box office, it’s safe to say that we are all pretty obsessed.
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The Bear: The Lifecycle of Passion

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By Hannah Small, Hannah Ellis-Petersen Verified, Charlotte Hogarth-Jones Verified
| Nouse Magazine Verified
Now on its fifth season, The Bear (2022-2026) is a show which encompasses what it is like to work with passion, dedication and talent in an environment that challenges you at every turn. From complex family relationships, failing interpersonal connections, a restaurant which bleeds money, fights and the occasional stabbing, The Bear has never shied away from highlighting the realities of ‘making it big’ in a world where passion is often secondary to practical function and profitability.
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