The South Korean entertainment industry has proved to be one of the most successful global ventures producing consistent quality content with a wide range of genres appealing to the general population from their most primitive entertainment needs to intellectually intriguing productions.

Marvel studios has had a great run, from putting forward the first Iron Man without a complete script to producing multiple movies a year, well planned in advance.

Netflix has been surprising its viewers with surprisingly innovative ideas in form of on-demand video services ever since it launched.

Over the last few years Hollywood has had an abundance of remakes and reboots.

As the ‘Winter Season’ comes to a close, it’s time to reflect back on all the anime that had the opportunity to air at this time of the year.

Sixteen years ago, a surreal little animated show known as ‘Samurai Jack’ graced our television screens and immediately differentiated itself from many of its contemporaries by boasting stylized animation, great storytelling, memorable characters, weird yet wonderfully crafted locales, a noble protagonist with ever so few words and a threatening yet oddly fun antagonist.

Smallville is the story of Clark Kent becoming the Man of Steel.

After almost 2 decades of seeing Hugh Jackman play the character, it’s hard to imagine anyone else step into his shoes.

Silicon Valley is an American comedy series created by Mike Judge, John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky.