This is Vibe: A space to celebrate the soul of culture — its music, movies, places, people, and the animals that share our world — through blogs and original designs inspired by the auroras that I grew up under in Alaska. It’s where soul meets story and beauty is always worth noticing✨ We’re just getting started, and more writings and blogs will be added as we grow — so stay tuned.
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What we are watching each week...
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🎬 Streaming Movies
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📺 Streaming Shows
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🍿 In Theaters
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🎙️Documentaries
🌟 Upcoming Movies & Shows We're Excited About…
🎬 The Woman in Cabin 10
Streaming Movie | Netflix – October 10, 2025
Keira Knightley stars in this suspenseful adaptation of Ruth Ware’s bestselling novel, where a travel journalist witnesses a chilling event aboard a luxury cruise ship—only to find no one believes her.
📺 It: Welcome to Derry
Series | HBO Max – October 2025 (Date TBD)Step back into the nightmare. It: Welcome to Derry is a prequel to the iconic It films, diving into Pennywise’s eerie origins and the dark history of Derry, Maine. Though the exact premiere date is still under wraps, HBO Max has confirmed an October 2025 debut. Expect creepy clowns, haunted childhoods, and psychological terror in true Stephen King fashion.
📺 Pluribus
Series | Apple TV+ – November 7, 2025
Vince Gilligan—the mastermind behind Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul—reunites with fan-favorite Rhea Seehorn for a mind-bending sci-fi thriller that dives deep into alternate realities and shifting identities. Pluribus launches November 7 on Apple TV+ with weekly episodes in this nine-part psychological journey that promises twists, tension, and existential mystery.
📺Stranger Things – Season 5
Series | Netflix – November 26, 2025 → December 31, 2025
The final season kicks off November 26 with Episodes 1–4, followed by Episodes 5–7 on December 25, and a climactic series finale on December 31. The Hawkins gang faces their ultimate battle as the Upside Down threatens everything.
🎬 Knives Out 3: Wake Up Dead Man
Streaming Movie | Netflix – December 12, 2025
Daniel Craig returns as detective Benoit Blanc in Rian Johnson’s latest whodunit, joined by an all-star cast including Glenn Close, Josh Brolin, Mila Kunis, Jeremy Renner, Kerry Washington, and more. A new case unravels in a world of secrets, betrayal, and eccentric suspects—promising sharp twists, dark humor, and plenty of suspense. Streams December 12 on Netflix.
🎥 Simon Cowell: The Next Act
Docuseries | Netflix, December 2025
Simon Cowell returns with a six-episode behind‑the‑scenes journey as he builds his next global boy band—expect raw auditions, industry drama, and that signature Cowell snarl. All episodes will stream exclusively on Netflix in December 2025.
🍿 Cold Storage
Sci-Fi Comedy/Horror | Theatrical — 2026
From the producer of Zombieland and writer/producer David Koepp (Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds), Liam Neeson stars as a veteran bioterror operative who joins two storage workers to stop a mutating fungus threatening humanity. Expect dark comedy, body-horror chaos, and big-screen thrills.
👗 The Devil Wears Prada 2
Film | Theatrical Release – May 1, 2026
Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and the original cast return for a high-fashion sequel set in today’s cutthroat media world.
🪄 Practical Magic 2
Film | Warner Bros. – September 18, 2026
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reunite as the Owens sisters in a spellbinding sequel inspired by The Book of Magic.
Music Vibe
What we are listening to...
The London Suede | Antidepressants – “Sweet Kid”: A heartfelt dedication from Brett Anderson to his son, blending tender love with the band’s timeless post-punk edge
🎵 The London Suede | Antidepressants
Few bands can claim to shape an era and still sound vital decades later. Suede—known in the U.S. as The London Suede—first burst onto the scene in the early 1990s, blending glam rock, art-rock, and post-punk into a swaggering, emotional force that helped ignite the Britpop wave. Led by Brett Anderson’s unmistakable voice and presence, they quickly earned a reputation as one of the UK’s most daring and passionate bands.
After breakups, reunions, and nearly three decades of creative highs and lows, Suede return in 2025 with their tenth studio album, Antidepressants. Rather than leaning on nostalgia, the band pushes forward with fresh energy—balancing raw urgency with reflective depth. The album feels both current and timeless, mixing gothic drama, punkish drive, and aching balladry.
🎶 Spotlight on “Sweet Kid”
At the heart of the record lies “Sweet Kid”, a deeply personal track Brett Anderson wrote as a reassurance to his son. It’s a love letter and a legacy—an acknowledgement of his own mortality, wrapped in tender advice and encouragement. The song is gentle yet powerful, capturing that universal desire to pass wisdom and love to the next generation. Listening to it feels like being let in on something private, a father’s voice etched into melody.
✨ Other Standout Tracks
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The Sound and the Summer – A joyous anthem full of warmth and freedom. It celebrates fleeting moments of connection and sunshine, perfect for late nights and open roads.
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June Rain – Brooding and cinematic, this ballad carries a stormy, gothic weight, washing over you in waves of intensity. It’s both haunting and beautiful, the kind of song that lingers long after it ends.
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Life Is Endless… – Closing the album, this track glows with quiet hope. It’s reflective and spacious, a gentle reminder that love and memory ripple outward beyond time.
🌟 Why It Resonates
Antidepressants isn’t about reliving the past—it’s about facing life as it is now. There’s punk urgency, theatrical drama, and the kind of introspection that deepens with age. Some songs might catch you off guard at first, but soon you’re craving them, drawn back again and again.
For longtime fans, it’s proof that The London Suede remain fearless creators. For new listeners, it’s a discovery of a band still writing songs that matter—songs that remind us of joy, loss, resilience, and love.
And at the center of it all is Sweet Kid—a song as moving as any in Suede’s long history, dedicated from a father to his child, and now shared with all of us.