I was so excited for Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2, but he just announced he’s delaying the start a bit. He’s pushing back the first few weeks of shows so he can finish up his new album, The Eternal Buzz, and honestly, I totally get it! I’d rather wait for a completed album and an amazing tour than get something rushed. I’m still counting down the days!
Almost everything he’s created falls into the Western genre, which is where he feels most at home. His strongest work, and the most significant projects of his career, are consistently those firmly rooted in classic Western themes.
As a total crime TV fanatic, I’ve noticed there’s just so much out there now, and some shows are really starting to stand out as truly essential. It’s become clear that a lot of these newer series are heavily influenced by the classics, so watching those older shows isn’t just enjoyable – it actually adds a whole other layer to the experience. Honestly, even if you just casually watch crime dramas, or you’re completely obsessed, there are a handful of shows everyone should see at least once. They’re just that good and provide such valuable context for everything else being made today.
A rare prop from the James Bond film Spectre is going up for auction at Bonhams. The item, a Scubacraft featured in Q’s workshop in the 2015 movie, will be auctioned in London from May 18th to 28th. Experts estimate it will sell for between $68,000 and $95,000.
Marvel has some fantastic worlds and characters that deserve another look. Revisiting these universes—and giving classic heroes fresh, exciting stories—should be a priority for the future.
It’s unlikely The Winds of Winter will alter the current trajectory of the series. As the story nears its conclusion—with Winds being the second-to-last book—the author may need to reduce the number of characters to bring storylines to a satisfying close. While not everyone will survive—deaths need to be meaningful and serve the story—almost any character is at risk. Though many characters have a good chance of surviving, only about five are truly safe, according to George R.R. Martin’s plans.
The popular anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets concluded its second season in 2021, but the story continued with a movie and specials. Now, a new anime series is in production, adapting the official sequel, The Quintessential Quintuplets: The Four Seasons. This will be the first time the series has returned to television in several years. You can find a first look at the new series below.
With the $4.2 million SNK World Championship 2026 on the horizon, featuring prizes for several games, SNK has announced an update for their four-year-old fighting game, King of Fighters 15, scheduled for release in July 2026.
In a recent interview with Febri, Takagi discussed the making of the show, revealing how decisions were made about the length of the first season and the show’s overall mood. He emphasized that what makes Daemons of the Shadow Realm so enjoyable to watch is its unique and unexpected elements.
Episode 6 of Daredevil: Born Again surprised viewers by bringing Jessica Jones back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a return that fans had anticipated for a while. However, her appearance created some challenges, including inconsistencies with her abilities and potentially bigger problems for the show’s overall storyline.