10 Best Faking Dating Rom-Coms To Watch After Prime Video’s Off Campus

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The idea of a fake relationship in romantic comedies is a classic, almost as old as the genre itself. Rom-coms began with silent films and quickly moved into talkies by 1928, as noted by Glamour magazine. The first movie to really use this plot device was Sin Takes a Holiday in 1930, but it became incredibly popular with It Happened One Night, a landmark film that bridged the gap between pre-Code and screwball comedies. Today, you can find fake relationship storylines everywhere in both movies and TV shows.

Netflix’s Most Twisted Dark Comedy Series Of All Time Officially Returns This Week

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As a huge comedy fan, I’m getting really excited for season 2 of Bad Thoughts on Netflix, which is coming out soon! If you haven’t seen it yet, or want a refresher, now’s the time to check out season 1. It’s created by and stars Tom Segura, who’s become a massive name in stand-up and podcasting, and honestly, the show lives up to its name – it’s really pushing the envelope. It’s definitely edgy, sometimes even a little uncomfortable, but Segura is at his most unrestrained in this 12-episode series. I can’t wait!

I’m Worried About This Gaming Trend (That I’m Also Plenty Guilty Of)

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This could be a challenge for game developers. A recent survey shows most gamers aren’t purchasing games when they first release, preferring to wait for discounts or try different, more affordable options. While this makes sense for players, it’s concerning for developers because traditional measures of success rely on strong initial sales.

New Shonen Jump Anime Comes to Netflix as It Starts Next Major Arc

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The anime series Akane-banashi, created by Yuki Suenaga and Takamasa Moue, has quietly become a standout show this spring. It was previously only available on YouTube, but now it’s streaming on Netflix with a brand new English dub! The first two episodes are available now, with more episodes coming out each week, making it a great time to start watching.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Reboot Cancellation Should Mean Its Scrapped 1-Season Sequel Gets Saved

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The recent cancellation of Buffy might come as a surprise, but it’s not the first time a show from the Buffy universe has been cut short. Back in the 2000s, plans for a sixth season of Angel fell through, leaving the show with an unresolved cliffhanger. More recently, before New Sunnydale was announced, some of the original Buffy cast reunited for Slayers: A Buffyverse Story, an audio drama from Audible.

One of the Best Unadapted Comic Books of All Time is Finally Getting a TV Series

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I’m so thrilled to hear that Rob Guillory’s incredible comic, Chew, is officially becoming a live-action TV show! He shared the news on social media – though the post has since been taken down – and said all the contracts are signed. He seems really happy to be working with the team at Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster, and honestly, so am I! It’s been a secret for a while, but now it’s out, and I can’t wait to see it come to life.

5 MCU Villains Stronger Than Thanos, Ranked

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Marvel fans are eagerly debating how Victor von Doom, the big bad guy in the next two Avengers movies – Doomsday and Secret Wars – will stack up against Thanos in terms of power. In the comics, Doom actually killed Thanos, which suggests he could be the most powerful villain the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever seen. However, the MCU has already featured a handful of villains who were even more powerful than Thanos.