You may know One Piece as the whacky pirate shounen that has been around for longer than its audience has been alive, but it is much more than that. It is also a shojo. Well, more or less. Recommended Videos Even if the story remains faithful to its shounen and adventure roots, from time to time a storyline or character appears to really lure in all walks of life into its audience.

He is a middle-aged urban lawyer named Mitchell Stephens (Ian Holm), and his first scene in the movie shows him having a phone conversation with his daughter, who has been drifted away from him for many years as mired in drug addiction. Maybe she simply wants to have a sincere talk with her father this time, but he sticks to his detachment as dreading the worst (“I don't know who I'm talking to right now”), and that leads to another hurtful moment between them.

Halle Berry just treated her fans to a rare glimpse at her 8-year-old son, Maceo. While the actress is known to keep her children out of the spotlight (and off social media), she broke her self-imposed rule in honor of her son's birthday. "This little dude is 8 today! Happy Birthday THUNDER," Halle captioned a photo of Maceo who was wearing what appeared to be an early Halloween costume. Seemingly dressed up as a scarecrow, he posed in outfit comprised of camouflage-printed shorts, a jacket accented with straw cuffs and rope, striped socks, and a moss green hat that covered his eyes.

Despite the fact that she was born in Florida, she grew up in Sussex County, Delaware. She acted as a role model for several of them as a kid. She thrived in high school, where she was a cheerleader and a straight-A student until she became pregnant for the first time at the age of 1When her mother was diagnosed with cancer when she was 19, she returned to her hometown of Tampa to care for her mother.

Humans have left behind artistic remnants of themselves for as long as they have existed. Although self-portraits can now be recorded as videos in the form of vlogs or digital selfies thanks to advancements in technology, there are still ways to distinguish art from the uninspired drudgery of YouTube. Modern art is both praised and derided as a black dot on a white canvas, yet art education allows for a critical form of self-expression that frequently lacks funding, preventing a future generation of Picasso and Basquiat fans from rising to prominence in the art world.