Two years after leaving prison – where she served time for her role in the NXIVM sex trafficking case – the former Smallville actress opened up about the challenges she’s facing, particularly with money.
The former Spice Girl recently showed she still loves performing by singing “Viva Forever.” What made it extra special? Her son, Cruz Beckham, accompanied her on guitar!
In 1977 Moscow, Bea and Twila are seemingly ordinary secretaries at the American Embassy, known within intelligence circles as “PONIES” – people considered unimportant. But their lives change dramatically when their husbands are killed under suspicious circumstances in the Soviet Union, leading them to become CIA agents. Bea, the daughter of Soviet immigrants, is highly educated and fluent in Russian. Twila, a tough and fearless woman from a small town, complements her skills. Together, they must unravel a large Cold War plot and discover the truth behind their husbands’ deaths.
I’m completely captivated by The Mighty Nein, Amazon’s second dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons, and honestly, it’s everything I’d hoped for. It’s based on what many consider to be Critical Role’s strongest story yet, and that really shines through in the animation. What’s brilliant is that the show starts before the official campaign begins, giving us that wonderful ‘session zero’ vibe – it immediately pulls you in. In the first episode, we meet Beau, a wonderfully grumpy monk with a mission, and then there’s Caleb and Nott the Brave, a wonderfully secretive wizard and a goblin who’s surprisingly sweet. We even get a quick peek at Yasha! The next couple of episodes introduce the rest of the group: Jester Lavorre, who is pure, delightful chaos, and Fjord, a half-orc struggling to understand his newfound abilities. We also get a fresh take on Essek’s story, and the introduction of Mollymauk Tealeaf, a character who’s already proving to be a fantastic addition. The way they all come together feels so authentic, like it was lifted straight from a D&D game.
An animator at Paramount recently shared a glimpse of what an older Aang might look like on Instagram. Tamas Pazmany, who joined the production of The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender near the end, received a crew t-shirt featuring an outline of the aged-up Avatar. He shared the image and expressed his excitement about being involved in the project. Fans can now get a first look at this future version of Aang, just under a year before the movie is released.
As a long-time Marvel viewer, I know a lot of us really enjoyed Agents of SHIELD, and there’s been debate about whether it officially fits into the main MCU timeline. Let me clear things up: it doesn’t. While it could exist in another reality within the multiverse, it’s not happening on Earth-616, the primary MCU setting. However, if Marvel did decide to bring elements of SHIELD into the main timeline, it could actually patch up some long-standing plot holes. That would be huge for the MCU, and honestly, I’m hoping they address those inconsistencies one way or another, even if it’s not through SHIELD!
According to reliable insider Dusk Golem, downloadable content (DLC) for Resident Evil Requiem is reportedly in development. The DLC will focus on Alyssa Ashcroft, the mother of the game’s main character, Grace Ashcroft. The story of Requiem begins with Alyssa’s death, which sets Grace’s journey in motion. Currently, Dusk Golem has information about only this one piece of DLC.
The new movie Trap House, which came out in theaters on November 14th, has received a 63% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. This score is based on 16 reviews so far and may change as more reviews come in. Currently, there aren’t enough user ratings to calculate an audience score.
Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather launched a legendary crime saga, adapted from Mario Puzo’s novel. Widely hailed as the greatest crime film ever made, it’s a true cinematic masterpiece with a lasting influence. Now, you can watch it for free on Tubi, where it’s quickly become one of the platform’s most popular movies, according to FlixPatrol.
New research suggests that the bizarre behavior of the quantum world may not be fundamentally probabilistic, but rather an emergent property of simple, deterministic interactions.