Right from the start, the TV series Silo has made significant changes to the original novels by Hugh Howey. It’s added new characters and given more important roles to characters who weren’t central in the books. The show also introduced entirely new ideas, like “the Syndrome” and the “Flamekeepers,” to deepen the story and add more mystery.
A new free PC game called Blemo, created by Blippin Bloppy Games, has just been released – and it’s off to a great start! With two dozen user reviews, it currently has a perfect 100% approval rating, as everyone who’s played it so far has given it a positive review.
Is Gore Verbinski’s latest film his greatest achievement? Let’s take a look at his entire filmography to see how it compares to his best and worst works.
A lot of players consider The Forgotten to be the most difficult character to unlock in The Binding of Isaac. And that’s understandable. Unlocking it isn’t just about completing a series of tricky steps – you also have to win a challenging boss fight gauntlet.
New research leverages ballistic fluctuation theory to map the behavior of charged particles and quantum entanglement in complex systems, even after a disruptive event.
Luke Cook announced on social media that The CW will not be renewing Good Cop/Bad Cop for a second season, a report confirmed by TVLine. The CW hasn’t made an official statement yet.
Let’s start with a gadget I particularly like: the Bat-Gauntlets. Recent versions, like those in Matt Fraction’s Batman comic (2025), depict them as gloves that deliver electric shocks. They’ve also been designed with metal, blades, and other defensive features in different versions. What makes them so effective is that they amplify Batman’s already impressive hand-to-hand combat skills. Watching Batman fight is always thrilling, and these gauntlets allow him to pack even more power into each punch, letting him easily overcome stronger opponents. They don’t get enough credit, but they’re a reliable tool for taking down criminals.
Despite consistently earning a lot of money each year, the Magic: The Gathering franchise hasn’t fully succeeded in the video game market. I’ve been a dedicated player of the card game, both recently and years ago, and while several Magic: The Gathering video games exist, none have truly captured the essence of the experience. They’re usually just decent versions of the tabletop game, and I’m left wondering why that is.
Originally, Family Guy was canceled after two seasons, but Fox gave it a limited chance to improve with a few more episodes. Unfortunately, those episodes weren’t enough to secure its future on the network. The last episode aired, “Family Guy Viewer Mail No.1,” would have been the show’s finale if it hadn’t later become incredibly popular through reruns and DVD sales. Twenty-four years ago today, it almost marked the end of the series.
This event was considered as dangerous as the powerful Ryomen Sukuna, but the sorcerers weren’t prepared for it – a contrast to the original story. The series depicts a decline in sorcerer strength across generations, which explains why fewer truly powerful characters appear. Although Yuji Itadori and Mahito are present, they’re characters from the original storyline. Here are the five most powerful new characters introduced in this sequel.