Key highlights Binge-watching was once a luxury. It felt like a small personal festival: tea, blankets, “one more episode,” and a story that stayed with you for days. But into 2026, binge has begun to look like a trap dressed as comfort. Here’s what happens when you binge shallow stories: you don’t hate them. You simply forget them. They fill...

Key highlights Calling 2026 a “mood year” is not astrology; it’s psychology. When the world feels loud — prices, jobs, relationships, online pressure — people don’t always want “better content.” They want content that manages their nervous system. Escapism is not childish. It’s a coping technology. Big spectacle films, bright comedies, romance that doesn’t apologise for itself — these are...