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Weathering with You (天気の子)
Weathering with You (Tenki no Ko, 天気の子) is a 2019 anime film by Makoto Shinkai about a Tokyo runaway boy and a girl who clears the sky by prayer; Japan's top 2019 film at 14.02 billion yen and an Oscar International Feature entry.
WeatherNation
WeatherNation: American 24/7 weather television network founded in 2008 by Paul Douglas, headquartered in Denver, owned by Performance One Media (Robert Sigg); meteorologist-hosted forecasts, no entertainment programming; shares ownership with Real America's Voice; on DISH, Roku, Pluto TV.
Weaving
Weaving: interlacing warp and weft yarns on a loom to make cloth. Also called loom or textile weaving. Defined by shedding, picking, and beating in; plain, twill, and satin structures; handloom versus powerloom.
Weaving cooperatives
Weaving cooperatives are member-owned enterprises in which hand-weavers jointly own the business, elect leadership, and share surplus, ranging from village societies of a few dozen women to Indian state federations with over 20,000 members.
Weaving in Goryeo
Weaving in Goryeo was the textile production of the Korean Goryeo dynasty, centered on hemp, ramie, and silk and organized through state artisan offices, temple workshops, and peasant households.
Weaving of words
Weaving of words (плетение словес) is an ornamental style of medieval Slavic prose built from chains of synonyms and metaphors, flourishing in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Web fiction
Web fiction: fiction published primarily online, spanning hypertext fiction, English web serials, and commercial Chinese, Korean, and Japanese web novels serialized chapter by chapter on platforms like Qidian, WebNovel, Wattpad, and Royal Road.
Web series
Web series: episodic scripted or unscripted video programs released first on the internet, from 1995's The Spot and The Guild to streaming originals; also called webisodes or web television.
Web Therapy
Web Therapy is an American improvised comedy created by Lisa Kudrow, Dan Bucatinsky, and Don Roos, starring Kudrow as therapist Fiona Wallice, who holds three-minute webcam sessions. Launched 2008 on Lexus's LStudio.com, adapted for Showtime 2011-2015, first web series to reach premium cable.
Webbie
Webbie (Webster Gradney, Jr., born 1985) is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana rapper on Trill Entertainment, known for the Savage Life album series and hits "Give Me That" and "Independent".
Webcam model
Webcam model: a live-streaming performer, also called camming or webcamming, a form of internet-based sex work earning tips and private-show fees. Key facts: $5 billion industry, 25-65% platform cuts, uneven earnings, studio vs independent work.
Webcomic
A webcomic is an internet cartoon designed for digital screens, with the mobile format now reaching approximately 155 million global users. The South Korean webtoon era is a key part of this growth.
Webisode
Webisode: a portmanteau of web and episode for a single episode of a web series or an online-only TV episode; coined for Scott Zakarin's The Spot (1995), entered Merriam-Webster in 2009, gained legal weight after the 2007–2008 WGA strike.
Website content writer
A website content writer researches, writes, and edits web copy such as blogs, pages, and guides, applying SEO and audience strategy. Distinct from copywriters and content strategists; US writers-and-authors employment is projected flat 2025-35 with AI dampening demand.
Webster (TV series)
Webster (1983-1989) is an ABC and syndication American sitcom starring Emmanuel Lewis as an orphaned boy raised by Alex Karras and Susan Clark. Created by Stu Silver, 150 episodes, widely compared to Diff'rent Strokes; known for issue episodes and a 21% season-one Tomatometer.
Webtoon
Webtoon (웹툰): a South Korean-origin digital comic format read as one full-color vertical scroll on phones, distinct from manhwa (origin) and manga (Japan); coined by Cheollian in 2000, industrialized by Naver Webtoon from 2005, now a multi-billion-dollar industry.
WeCrashed
WeCrashed is a 2022 Apple TV+ eight-episode limited series by Lee Eisenberg and Drew Crevello, based on the Wondery podcast, starring Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway as Adam and Rebekah Neumann of WeWork.
Weddase Maryam
Weddase Maryam (ውዳሴ ማርያም, "Praise of Mary") is a Ge'ez cycle of seven daily hymns to the Virgin Mary, recited daily in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
Wedding Album
Wedding Album is John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1969 Apple Records experimental album, third in their trilogy, documenting their Gibraltar marriage and Amsterdam bed-in with heartbeats, interviews, and elaborate John Kosh packaging.
Wedding cake
Wedding cake (also bride cake): decorated cake, usually white-iced and tiered, served at weddings. Traces from Roman cake-breaking customs and English bride pies to Victoria's 1840 tiered plum cake and the modern global standard.
Wedding Crashers
Wedding Crashers (2005), also called Los cazanovias, is a David Dobkin R-rated romantic comedy starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn as divorce mediators who crash weddings; it grossed $288.5 million worldwide.
Wedding Daze
Wedding Daze is a 2006 American romantic comedy written and directed by Michael Ian Black, starring Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher as a couple who get engaged on a dare.
Wedding dress
Wedding dress: the garment a bride wears at her wedding ceremony. Also bridal gown. Defined by the white Western tradition since Queen Victoria's 1840 gown, cultural variants such as red Eastern bridal wear, US average cost of $2,100, and a $65.5 billion bridalwear market.
Wedding dress of Lady Diana Spencer
Wedding dress of Lady Diana Spencer: the ivory silk taffeta gown by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, worn 29 July 1981 at St Paul's Cathedral, with a record 25-foot train, Queen Mary's Carrickmacross lace, and over 10,000 sequins and pearls.
Wedding Impossible
Wedding Impossible (웨딩 임파서블) is a 2024 tvN romantic comedy, 12 episodes, starring Jeon Jong-seo and Moon Sang-min, adapted from a web novel about a fake marriage to a gay chaebol heir.
Wedding in Galilee (عرس الجليل)
Wedding in Galilee (عرس الجليل, Urs al-Jalil) is Michel Khleifi's 1987 debut feature, the first Palestinian feature film made in Palestine, about a mukhtar's wedding held past Israeli curfew; it won the 1987 Cannes FIPRESCI Prize.
Wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married July 3, 2026 at Madison Square Garden, announced by Swift's publicist; engaged August 2025. Adam Sandler officiated, Stevie Nicks performed, Dior attire, no photos released.
Wedge Antilles
Wedge Antilles, Corellian Rebel starfighter pilot in Star Wars; Red Two at Yavin, Rogue Three at Hoth, Red Leader at Endor; only pilot in both Death Star attacks, later Rogue Squadron leader and Falcon gunner in Episode IX.
Wedgwood
Wedgwood (Josiah Wedgwood & Sons), English fine ceramics maker founded 1759 at Burslem by Josiah Wedgwood I; known for Queen's Ware, Black Basalt, and Jasperware; owned by Finland's Fiskars Group since 2015, producing at Barlaston and Indonesia.
Wednesday (TV series)
Wednesday is a Netflix dark fantasy comedy-drama created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, starring Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams at Nevermore Academy; Netflix's most-watched English-language series, with Season 3 wrapped in September 2026.