Almost all of Erik’s former co-stars from Malcolm in the Middle are participating in the show’s revival, Life’s Still Unfair, which starts April 10th. However, Erik continues to prefer a private life, and recently made a rare public appearance in Boston.
After enjoying the original game, he volunteered to be a playtester for Subnautica: Below Zero. This meant playing the game and finding interesting things, even glitches like objects passing through surfaces or unexpectedly catching fire. He remembers it being a very collaborative experience, working closely with the developers.
A single page of artwork from a classic comic book is selling for a surprisingly high price at auction. Heritage Auctions is currently accepting bids on a page from Fantastic Four #76, an original piece created by comic book legends Jack Kirby (artist) and Joe Sinnott (inker). The auction house highlights Kirby’s imaginative depiction of outer space, the introduction of the villain Psycho-Man, and how Sinnott’s inking adds depth to the artwork. At the time of this writing, the current bid is over $15,000.
The movie The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, directed by Garth Jennings in 2005, is based on Douglas Adams’s popular book series. Starring Martin Freeman, Sam Rockwell, Zooey Deschanel, and Alan Rickman, it began streaming on Peacock on April 1st. The story follows Arthur Dent, an average Englishman, and his alien companion Ford Prefect as they journey across the galaxy aboard the Heart of Gold. They’re on a quest to find the meaning of life after Earth is demolished by the Vogons to make way for a new hyperspace route. While the filmmakers hoped to create a series of movies, the film received mixed reviews (a 61% score on Rotten Tomatoes) and didn’t earn enough money at the box office ($100 million with a $50 million budget) to make that happen.
Fans are eagerly anticipating upcoming Star Wars games like Fate of the Old Republic and Star Wars Jedi 3. Star Wars Zero Company is also generating buzz, with recent updates revealing a detailed, tactical gameplay experience inspired by games like XCOM and Mass Effect – making it a particularly promising project. In contrast, another game has been consistently delayed and, following recent news from its developer, is now much lower on players’ wish lists.
I’m so excited to hear that Noah Hawley is remaking Terrified! He’s teaming up with the original director, Demián Rugna, which is fantastic news. It’s great to see him continuing to take on ambitious projects after the incredible success of Alien: Earth on Hulu and FX – I was completely hooked! And of course, he’s the creative force behind Fargo, which I adored and rightly won a ton of Emmys over its five seasons. He clearly has a knack for telling compelling stories.
As a longtime Star Wars fan, I have to say the jump into The Mandalorian season 3 was jarring. If you skipped The Book of Boba Fett based on the reviews – and honestly, a lot of us did – you’d be completely lost when Din Djarin and Grogu suddenly reappeared, zipping around the galaxy in a new ship. It felt like an entire season had passed! But the truth is, you only missed a couple of episodes of a spinoff that, let’s just say, wasn’t exactly a masterpiece.
I can’t even begin to tell you how relieved I am to hear she’s recovering! After that awful crash at the Olympics, I was so worried she’d have to retire. But honestly? It sounds like it’s had the opposite effect on her! She’s actually thinking about competing again! It’s incredible – she’s just that determined. I’m already counting down the days until I can see her back on the slopes, she’s my idol!
With only eight episodes in its first season, you could easily finish the series in one night. But many viewers are wondering if it will be back for a second season, and what that might look like in terms of cast and storyline. Here’s what we know so far.
According to lead writer Michael Vogt in the recent “Beyond the Light” episode, the team is aiming for a balance: giving players freedom while still making them feel like James Bond. He explains that unlike in Hitman, where players can act wildly out of character, that wouldn’t work for Bond. Bond is such an iconic figure, behaving differently would just feel off.