Michael Michele Exits FBI Spinoff CIA

In September, it was announced that Nick Gehlfuss, known from Chicago Med, and Michael Michele, from The Equalizer, would be joining the new show as key characters. Gehlfuss, who plays Will Halstead in the One Chicago series, will play Ellis’s partner. The two characters are expected to have some initial conflict due to their differing approaches to work.

18 Years Ago This Animated Movie Hit Theaters (And Should’ve Been A Much Bigger Hit Than It Was)

As a long-time fan, I always knew anything this studio put out was going to be huge – they had a reputation for blockbusters! That’s why when Bee Movie came out on November 2, 2007, everyone was so confused. It was a real passion project for Jerry Seinfeld, which was awesome, but the story was… different. It wasn’t what people expected, and honestly, it split audiences right down the middle. It had all the potential in the world, but that unusual approach meant it just didn’t quite become the massive hit everyone thought it would be.

Once Upon A Katamari Review – Rolling Around Has Never Been More Fun

If you’ve never played a Katamari game, you’re in for a treat! The basic idea is you start as a small ball and roll around a colorful world, picking up everything you can. As you collect more and more objects, the ball grows bigger, letting you roll up even larger things – eventually even buildings and trees! The newest game, Once Upon a Katamari, plays almost exactly like the original Katamari Damacy. Despite all the wild and crazy things that happen in these games, the core gameplay remains wonderfully simple and consistently fun, and that’s what I love about this latest installment.

Rules of Engagement: The Grey State Is a Brutal Mix of Strategy and Survival

I initially thought this game was developed by a brand new studio, but Grey State Studios actually has experience in the battle royale genre under a previous name, Aurora Studio. Their earlier game, Ring of Elysium, gained some popularity at first but eventually faded. Now, they’re applying those lessons to Rules of Engagement. While their past success wasn’t long-lasting, I was happily surprised by how creative and unpredictable their new game is.