11 Years Ago Today, Black Mirror’s Only Christmas Special Had One of the Series’ Best Twists

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The science fiction series Black Mirror released a special Christmas episode, “White Christmas,” on December 16, 2014. Featuring Jon Hamm, Rafe Spall, and Oona Chaplin, the episode tells three interconnected stories revolving around a conversation between Matt (Hamm) and Joe (Spall) in a secluded cabin on Christmas Day. True to Black Mirror‘s style, the episode isn’t a typical holiday story; it’s filled with surprising turns and is considered one of the show’s most unsettling episodes, despite its festive setting.

Russian Doll Season 3: Why The Wait? Exploring The Delays And Future

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It’s surprising how engaging it is to watch a character in a show repeatedly relive the same events and learn from each cycle, almost as if they’re watching the show themselves. Russian Doll perfectly captures what makes time loop stories so compelling – something many other shows haven’t managed to do.

The Marvel Art of Dan dos Santos’ Cover Salutes Captain America | Exclusive

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Dan dos Santos is a highly respected commercial artist known for his detailed oil paintings. He’s created artwork for major companies like Marvel, Disney, and DC Comics, as well as game developers like Activision and Wizards of the Coast. His work has earned him numerous awards, and he’s been nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Artist five times.

Millie Bobby Brown Pulls Out of GMA Appearance After Arm Injury

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Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role in Stranger Things, had to appear on Good Morning America remotely on December 15th after an injury left her with an arm in a sling. While her co-star, Noah Schnapp, expressed disappointment that she couldn’t be there in person for their interview, Millie assured everyone she was doing fine.

Godzilla X Kong: Supernova Bringing Back a Toho Kaiju After 33 Years Seemingly Confirmed (in an Unexpected Way)

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The Writers Guild of America West recently indicated that the next Godzilla and Kong movie will feature Space Godzilla as the main villain. Space Godzilla, a powerful, dark version of Godzilla, originates from Toho, the company that created Godzilla. While Legendary Pictures hasn’t officially confirmed this, the Writers Guild’s acknowledgment of Toho’s ownership of the character strongly suggests Space Godzilla will be joining the MonsterVerse. This new threat appears to be significant enough to once again unite Godzilla and Kong.