Every King Aegon Targaryen in Game of Thrones History Explained

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As a longtime fan of the ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ universe, I’ve noticed a fascinating pattern with the name ‘Aegon.’ It turns out the Targaryens didn’t start using it with their arrival in Westeros – Aegon the Conqueror’s ancestor actually bore the name! But it was he who really popularized it among the family. It’s no shock, considering he was the first Targaryen king. Over the course of the lore, we’ve encountered around fifteen Aegons, even popping up in different noble houses. Of those, five have actually claimed the Iron Throne and ruled the Seven Kingdoms, and honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if we meet at least one more before it’s all said and done.

It’s a Bad Day to Be a Predator Fan as the Franchise’s Future Just Got an Unexpected Update

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Director and producer Shane Trachtenberg has entered into a three-year deal with Paramount Pictures to develop new feature films. Working with his partner Ben Rosenblatt, Trachtenberg will focus on projects intended for theatrical release. This deal creates a conflict with his previous work on the Predator franchise, as Disney (through 20th Century Studios) owns the rights to that series. Any films Trachtenberg makes for Paramount must be separate from Predator, potentially pausing his involvement with that franchise as he focuses on new projects for Paramount.

Upcoming Indie Game Remnants of Yore Is a Delightful Mash-Up of Roguelike Action & Cozy Shopkeeping

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In Remnants of Yore, you play as Yore, an adorable cat wizard! The game features a beautiful 3D pixel art style that really brings its fantastical world to life. However, things aren’t all sunshine and rainbows – Yore is stuck in a village plagued by a corrupted forest, and it’s up to them to fight back against the darkness. To make ends meet while trapped in town, Yore runs an abandoned antique shop. As someone who enjoys both shopkeeping simulations and roguelike gameplay, Remnants of Yore has definitely piqued my interest.

Hulu’s 8-Part Thriller Inspired By True Events Is The Perfect Weekend Binge

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Although Dopesick is a fictionalized story, many of the characters are inspired by real people. The acting has received a lot of positive attention, particularly Michael Keaton’s performance as the character Samuel Finnix. Critics love the show, and audiences agree, giving it a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Plus, you can watch the entire series in about eight hours.