Prime Video Officially Renews The Assassin For Season 2 With Freddie Highmore & Keeley Hawes

This suspenseful thriller centers on Julie Green, a former assassin played by Keeley Hawes, who reconnects with her son, Edward (played by Freddie Highmore). Their reunion is disrupted when Julie’s past catches up to them, forcing them to go into hiding and embark on a dangerous journey together. As they try to build a relationship, they uncover a shadowy conspiracy that reveals an even larger threat.

2026 Has a Game That Could Be the Minecraft Replacement You Need

While many survival games are constantly pushing the genre forward, Minecraft remains a classic thanks to its enduring popularity. It continues to receive updates, encouraging players to explore new worlds and play with friends. However, after a while, Minecraft can feel repetitive, highlighting how it doesn’t quite take the same creative risks as some other survival games.

Ichi the Witch Finally Shares Full Look at One of Shonen Jump’s Coolest Forms

The manga series Ichi the Witch is currently exploring a challenging storyline called the Pendulum Seas arc, where Ichi and her friends are battling their most powerful magical enemy yet. A surprising twist occurred when King Uroro briefly possessed Ichi’s body, giving him a unique appearance. This new look is now featured on the cover of Ichi the Witch Volume 7, which will be released in Japan this March. Publisher Shueisha has shared a preview of the cover art.

29 Years Ago, King of the Hill’s Most Iconic Guest Star Made His First Appearance (Setting Up a Big Twist)

Trumpet player Chuck Mangione first appeared as an animated character in the first season of King of the Hill, in the episode “Luanne’s Saga.” He was featured as a spokesperson for “Mega-Lo Mart,” a fictional store similar to Wal-Mart and Target. Given that Luanne worked there and the store was popular in Arlen, Mangione became a recurring character, appearing in several storylines throughout the series.