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Photo: Monroe Hayden and Christian Reed in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment by Nathanial Ramos If Hollywood has taught the world anything about war, it’s that the good guys win single-handedly, and they often do so with some serious cinematic flair. But it turns out that when depicting war, there’s more to it than meets the eye. In my effort to be as fair as possible, here’s a list of what Fox: Season IV got right and wrong about war. Drum roll, please! What Fox Got Right The hero of the story didn’t win the war, the soldiers did Photo: Monroe Hayden in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment Although we don’t see wide shots of Xoatian soldiers battling hordes of Dream Demons, we know they’re there and have seen many fighting (and even perishing) in close-ups on the battlefield. However, as much as the show focused on Fox and the Brotherhood, they did not win the war, the soldiers did.  Photo: Monroe Hayden, Sheana Turner, and Hunter Tabiendo  in Fox © SkySoft Entertainment Major blockbuster films

  by Colin MacMillan While last year was mostly garbage, there were many blasts from the past to satisfy our need for nostalgia! In this upcoming year, the hope is that things will be a little different and that we’ll be able to take what we learned in 2020 and apply it to our everyday lives once we’re able to roam free again. Here’s hoping! So with that in mind, let’s take a look back at the biggest 90’s trends that are seriously making a comeback! 90’s Curtains Are Back! Jungkook from BTS / Image courtesy of Big Hit Entertainment Although some might have moved on from the extra-long, unkempt styles we were collectively forced to adopt during lockdown, many of us have grown quite attached to our longer locks. This means that this year will see a host of middle-length styles, from floppy to the infamous 90’s curtains – think Leonardo DiCaprio from Titanic , Nick Carter from Backstreet Boys, or, most recently, Jungkook from BTS ( pictured above). This trend is all about looking natu