According to The Direct, Katee Sackhoff recently announced at Fan Expo Vancouver that Mike Flanagan’s next project, a new adaptation of Carrie for Amazon, is scheduled for release in October 2026. She described it as “very good” and hinted at its place within Flanagan’s interconnected universe, often called the “Flanniverse.”
The Kardashian shared a glimpse of her holiday celebration with her daughters, True, age 7, and Tatum, 3, along with close friends Malika Haqq, Khadijah Haqq McCray, Lauren London, and Brandi Wilson.
Oh my gosh, it’s been over two weeks since Savannah Guthrie’s mom disappeared, and I’ve been glued to every update! Finally, Sheriff Chris Nanos from Pima County released a statement – it’s not much, but it gives us a little more insight into who they’re looking at in connection with this whole thing. I’m just so worried about her and hoping they find out what happened soon!
New research details the intricate pathways of energy flow within antiferromagnetic materials immediately following photoexcitation, providing key insights into the fundamental mechanisms of ultrafast demagnetization.
The game offers a glimpse into Kratos’ life before he met Ares and began his rampage against the gods. According to the team at Santa Monica Studio, achieving the game’s distinctive art style and smooth combat proved surprisingly challenging. Recreating some of the franchise’s most famous monsters, in particular, required a significant amount of effort.
So, I was listening to the Dropped Frames podcast, and Will Powers from Pearl Abyss dropped some awesome news about Crimson Desert. Basically, they’re saying there will be absolutely no microtransactions. You just buy the game once, and that’s it! Powers said they’re aiming for a true “premium experience,” which is super refreshing to hear, especially since so many open-world games these days are packed with ways to spend extra money after you’ve already bought the game. It sounds like Crimson Desert is really trying to do things differently, and honestly, I’m here for it.
Alex Garland’s Civil War presents a frighteningly realistic near-future America torn apart by a second civil war. Starring Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, and Stephen Henderson, the film follows a group of journalists documenting the conflict as they rush to Washington D.C. before rebel forces attack the White House. With intense performances, particularly from Dunst and Moura, the movie maintains a constant sense of suspense throughout its 1 hour and 49-minute runtime. It’s a challenging film designed to confront viewers with a stark and unsettling vision of what could be, rather than offer simple entertainment.
Over its first 449 episodes, Family Guy explored a complex relationship between Stewie and Lois, with them experiencing love, hatred, and even simulated death at each other’s hands. However, episode 450 marked a turning point, allowing the mother and son to truly connect and have an honest conversation for the first time. This breakthrough helped them both understand their motivations and personalities, both as individuals and as characters within the show.
Robert Duvall had already appeared in popular shows like Naked City, The Defenders, and The Untouchables when he joined The Twilight Zone in 1963. He starred in the fourth season episode “Miniature,” which was directed by Walter Grauman and written by Charles Beaumont. Duvall played the character Charley Parkes in the episode, and it remains one of the most touching and enduring stories from The Twilight Zone, continuing to resonate with viewers over the years.
N.T. Rama Rao Jr., known as Babu, is a massive star – his popularity in Hyderabad rivals that of Taylor Swift in the U.S. Priyanka Chopra is a leading figure in Bollywood, and currently India’s highest-paid actress, with over 50 films under her belt. Her new film, Varanasi, marks her return to Indian cinema after spending ten years in Hollywood. Meanwhile, actor-director Fahad Sukumaran has earned an impressive 31 awards and boasts over 100 acting and directing credits, making him a highly accomplished and experienced performer.