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Dungeon Meshi (aka Delicious in Dungeon) isn’t just another typical fantasy anime. Because, instead of having epic battles and dark story arcs that often become the base plotline of other shows from the same genre, Dungeon Meshi is all about cooking and eating — monsters! That’s right.

A still from Delicious in Dungeon, containing Laios, Marcelle, Mutthiman | Credits: Studio Trigger

Although when you are starving, everything tastes amazing, luckily for Senshi, his culinary skills turn even the weirdest dishes into mouth-watering ones. While the first season’s jaw-dropping cliffhanger ending has set a very high bar for the next season, author Kui still had to answer her fans for the sexualization of one certain character.

Why was Senshi often seen in underwear?

What’s the reason behind all those Senshi underwear shots? Senshi’s underwear shot | Credits: Studio Trigger

During Anime Expo 2024, Ryoko Kui, author of Delicious in Dungeon,...

The 2023-2024 Broadway season has been positively packed with an abundance of talent as dozens of new productions danced across New York City stages. The nominating committee for the Tony Awards usually does a great job in selecting the best of the best, thanks to a fair system that requires committee members to see all eligible productions. But given the sheer volume of shows this season, David Buchanan and I thought it best to remind these voters of contenders most in need of recognition.

David and I sat down to stump for 10 Tony Awards hopefuls who find themselves on uncertain ground heading into nominations (plus a few shoutouts to some stellar designers). Watch the full video slugfest above to hear our passionate pleas to the voters on the nominating committee. Hey Tony voter nominators, please don’t forget these incredible artists!

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During a pivotal moment in Joshua Harmon’s “Prayer for the French Republic,” Betsy Aidem desperately asks where she can take her family “to feel safe.” The question reverberates through the play as her character weighs whether to flee Paris following antisemitic violence. “History has taught us that these things don’t pass,” says Aidem, “it’s not a question from another time. It’s a very live, living, breathing question.” Watch the exclusive video interview above.

“Prayer for the French Republic” depicts several generations of the Benhamou family in Paris. The “present day” of the play is set in 2016, where violence and hate speech towards Jewish people is surging. Marcelle (Aidem) has a fulfilling life in the city and is at first incredulous at the thought of fleeing to Israel. But when her son is bloodied in the streets and her husband faces debilitating panic, Marcelle must ask herself...