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Half these moves will leave you head scratchin’. Yuri Facchini, Rodrigo Peterson, Adelmo Jr. and their fellow Brazilians pull off an all-out assault in the Bay and back home.

This video from the Glenn Research Center highlights in stunning, behind-the-scenes imagery the launches of three space shuttle missions: STS-114, STS-117, and STS-124. NASA engineers provide commentary as footage from the ground and from the orbiters themselves document in detail the first phase of a mission.

The show is centered around a fictional 'relearning project for adults,' aimed at creating an app for adults who want to update their knowledge. The members discuss what kind of content should be included in the app and how the current textbooks differ in content from the past.

Iori Shino (virgin), a college student in Fukuoka, becomes engaged to Tsukasa Tendou, a well-known celebrity on campus, because of an unintentional comment he made to his family. She is a beauty and rich—however, Iori is put off by his fiancée, who is rumored to "sleep with anyone," and Tsukasa is aggressively coming onto him... where will their future go?! This is the start of a "slightly mature" romantic comedy of a breaking-off-engagement genre that questions the meaning of falling in love!! (Source: Micro Magazine-sha, translated)

Black is Black is a short film sparking a much-needed conversation about colorism, a large issue within the black community, as well as many other communities. Colorism is the prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group.

A stage adaptation of the manga of the same name.

The daily life of the famous writer Natsume Sôseki shows the beginning of the Meiji era, when Japan was opening toward the West. (Source: MangaUpdates)

Wataru starts his high school life by getting forced to cross-dress by his senpai, Ayane Takamura. (Source: MU)

Two teenagers sat and complained about coming to study film before talking about the film they just shot and questioning why they did it.

An examination of brotherhood through archival footage from 1972-1973 of the Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity of the University of Wisconsin Platteville. Captured on authentic super-8 film, the documentary shows the lifestyle of Sigma Tau Gamma in it's more pure form.

breakfast time with my cat.

Short episode bundled with the limited edition release of "Bungaku Shoujo" Minarai no, Shoushin.

Episodes which depict the background stories of "Bungaku Shoujo" Movie's main heroines.

Sequel to Bungaku Shoujo Light Novel Series, where Touko Amano graduated and Konoha Inoue is now the president of Literature Club. The series is in Nano Hinosaka's point of view. Minarai (Bangai) series includes 3 volumes: Volume 1 with "Hatsukoi" (First Love), Volume 2 with "Soushin" (Sadness), and Volume 3 with "Sotsugyou" (Graduation).

The protagonist of the story, Konoha Inoue, is a seemingly normal senior high 2nd year student. His high school life, other than a hinted incident 2 years ago, can be summed up as normal- if one can dismiss the secret fact that he used to be a female bestselling romance author. Due to that incident, however, he has now vowed never to write again. This continued on until he was forced to join the literary club by the literary club president, the 3rd year female student Amano Tooko, a beautiful girl who has a taste for eating literary works. Now he has been tasked with writing her snack every day after school. (Source: To Say Nothing of the Dog)

Konoha Inoue lives out his days as a normal high schooler, hiding his dark past as a best-selling author who wrote under the guise of a 14-year-old girl. A member of the literature club, he writes improv stories that serve as snacks for third-year student Tooko Amano, the only other member of the club and a self-styled "book girl" who literally eats written words. Konoha is forced to tag along with Tooko as she seeks out strange, literature-filled cases to investigate. One day, the book club receives a request from Chia Takeda, who asks them to help her write love letters to her crush Shuuji Kataoka. What appears to be a simple request for love advice soon turns into something more sinister when Konoha delves deeper into the matter. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Collection of "Bungaku Shoujo" short stories.

The manga adaptation of several chapters from "Bungaku Shoujo" to Koisuru Episode.

The manga adaptation of several chapters from "Bungaku Shoujo" to Koisuru Episode.

The "mysterious school comedy" centers on the unusual members of a high-school literary club. Touko Amano, a high-school senior who calls herself the "literary girl" as the club president, is actually a supernatural creature (youkai) that devours stories — she tears pages from books to munch on them. Her club subordinate is Konoha Inoue, a second-year high-school boy who writes stories every day for Amano to eat. He once wrote an award-winning novel, but he wrote it under the penname Miu Inoue so readers thought the author was a mysterious 14-year-old bishoujo novelist. The stress from the novel's fame and its movie and television drama plans turned Inoue into an introverted recluse. (Source: MU)