Noah Hawley’s sci-fi series is currently the best of the year, but a strong contender is coming soon. Apple TV is releasing a new show in November that aims to redefine the genre. This might sound like typical hype, but the creators behind it have a remarkable track record, including two critically acclaimed, all-time great shows.
Contraband is a co-op game revealed in 2021, described as a world where players can live out their smuggling fantasies.
The iconic sound from the original TV series, a beloved sci-fi comedy, will soon be available as BBC audiobooks.
The new season of Vanderpump Rules is coming with a totally revamped cast, as shown in the recently released trailer for season 12.
Since revealing his diagnosis of ALS in April, the former Grey’s Anatomy star has openly shared his experiences and doesn’t intend to retire from acting in the near future.
The new movie, Predator: Badlands, is quite different from director Dan Trachtenberg’s previous films. Unlike other Predator movies where humans are the main focus, this one tells the story from the Predator’s perspective, showing its struggle for survival and its quest to prove itself. The trailer hinted at a possible connection to the Alien franchise, and many fans are curious about where this is heading. Thankfully, Trachtenberg has shared what the larger plan is.
Even dedicated fans sometimes believe things that aren’t actually true about their favorite stories. The world of Star Trek is full of these misunderstandings, and they’ve become almost legendary. We’ve looked through all the shows, movies, and online discussions to find the five biggest errors. Keep reading to check your knowledge and make sure your Star Trek beliefs are accurate!
Many DC characters operate in morally gray areas, using methods and striving for goals that aren’t always admirable. Despite this, they possess immense power and the potential to either save or destroy the world.
If you’re still hoping to collect the complete Zabu Build-A-Figure wave, including Cable, you can find most of the figures on Amazon for around the original retail price. Just be aware that these are being sold by individual sellers, not Amazon directly.
A recent episode of The Simpsons Season 37 revealed a new piece of the family’s past and finally confirmed a long-held fan theory about Bart. The show definitively established that Bart is left-handed, and that Homer attempted to discourage this as a child, even resorting to bullying. However, as viewers have noticed throughout the series—particularly when Bart writes on the chalkboard—he has consistently written with his left hand.