With the help (and hindrance) of Maui, a marooned demigod whose bro-dawg antics triggered the crisis in the first place, she learns to sail the seas and navigate the stars.
One of last year's recipients is filmmaker Chris Dundon, whose first film, Bro, was a big success on the international festival circuit.
For Danish jazz guitarist Jakob Bro, whose work is based heavily on improvisation, those everyday sounds are allowed to bloom in the studio: "The melodies have to be released to be appealing," he says.
Most of the Snapchat users at SnapHappen – an independent event not organised by Snapchat itself – describe themselves as "storytellers" and "great artists", even those whose stories are bro-tastic vlogs or top-five listicle videos, and whose art is often promotional content for brands.
Now that Leonardo DiCaprio is best known for chasing Oscars like a South African prosecution lawyer, it's easy to forget the days when he was a paid-up member of the Pussy Posse, a loose assortment of celebrity bros whose mission was – according to a notorious 1998 New York Magazine profile – to chase girls, pick fights and not tip the waitress.
Silicon Valley is teeming with ill-mannered tech bros whose childhood participation trophies have led them to boast about how their mediocre startups will change the world.
On uneventful days, when authentically famous people could not be counted on to flout social conventions, the Internet simply coughed up homemade celebrities, like Chris ("Leave Britney Alone!") Crocker and Andrew ("Don't Tase Me, Bro!") Meyer, whose eminently mockable YouTube clips and catchphrases helped to momentarily fill the void.
"Hey, bro, want me to draw a villa?" "Antonio, whose notebook is this?" "Mine, bro.
"Hey bro, want me to draw a villa?" "Antonio, whose notebook is this?" "Mine bro, I bought it from the store".
You had a kind heart and so many people will be broken by this, rest up my bro," wrote Stormzy, whose real name is Michael Omari.
In a somewhat smug tone, he added, "I bet you read more than that, though, right?" Yep, just two bros, arguing over whose significant other reads more books every 30 days.
