Grey’s Anatomy Reveals Surprise Pregnancy After Character’s Death

The latest season of the Shonda Rhimes medical drama began with a somber note – the departure of Dr. Monica Beltran, played by Natalie Morales – leaving the staff at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital feeling down. However, Dr. Maggie Pierce, portrayed by Kelly McCreary, brought some much-needed positivity with a surprise return and the announcement that she is expecting a baby.

Former Assassin’s Creed Franchise Head Reveals Why he Left Ubisoft

In a recent post, Côté explained that he wasn’t chosen to continue leading the *Assassin’s Creed* franchise. The company wanted someone who better fit the new direction they were taking with Vantage Studios. While Côté was offered a different role, he felt it didn’t offer the same opportunities or allow him to continue his previous work.

The DCU Already Set Up A Major Problem For The Franchise’s First Super Team

Frank Grillo played Rick Flag Sr., a key member of the initial DC Universe team, Task Force M, in the animated series *Creature Commandos*. It initially seemed like he was comfortable working with metahumans. However, the second season of *Peacemaker* suggests otherwise. When Task Force M returns for another season of *Creature Commandos*, Rick Flag’s potential descent into villainy could create major trouble for the team, possibly making them the focus of his plans to build an intergalactic prison.

5 Incredible Anime That Were Well Ahead Of Their Time

When we say an anime is “ahead of its time,” we usually mean its art, animation, characters, music, or setting were innovative. But here, I’m talking about anime that explored themes that didn’t become popular until much later. Many older anime dealt with difficult subjects like mental health, trauma, the internet, and prejudice before these topics were commonly addressed in the medium. This list will highlight five anime that were pioneers in creating high-quality, impactful stories.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 Should’ve Released 20 Years Ago Because It’s Stuck in the PS2 Era (Review)

I enjoyed a preview of the game earlier this year and was excited to continue the story as Phyre. While the combat was challenging, my first impression left me wanting to explore more of this unique version of Seattle. I had a lot of fun with *Bloodlines 2*, but it felt somewhat outdated, like a game from the PlayStation 2 era. It seemed like *Bloodlines 2* aimed to be a direct sequel to the original *Bloodlines*, rather than embracing modern gaming advancements and mechanics.

Georgie And Mandy’s First Marriage Is About To Tie Back To Sheldon And Co. Losing Their Dad In A Big Way

In a recent interview with TV Insider, Executive Producer Steve Holland discussed Mary’s romantic life becoming a key focus when she returns in the October 30th episode of the show, titled “A Will and a Dead Man’s Wife.” Holland explained that Mary makes a significant decision in the upcoming episode, and it immediately affects her son, Georgie.

It Turns Out Nine Inch Nails Has A Cameo In Tron: Ares

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, known for their Oscar-winning scores for films like *The Social Network* and *Soul*, created the electronic music for *Tron: Ares*, and it was a highlight of the movie. I was surprised to discover, only during the end credits, that one of the most important rock bands in American history also made an appearance.