On April 14th, North West, the 12-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, shared videos on TikTok showing off her new gold grills – custom-made dental jewelry covering all of her upper and lower teeth. She paired the look with a skull t-shirt and other studded accessories.
The Top Gun movies have both been successful, and Tom Cruise remains the central figure – the hero who drives the story – and is set to return for another adventure.
Since the movie Verity isn’t coming out until October, we don’t know exactly when the trailer will be released online. However, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed some early details. The trailer opens with Verity (Hathaway) promoting her book on a podcast. Then, it shows Lowen Ashleigh (Johnson) arriving at the mansion she shares with Verity’s husband, Jeremy Crawford (Hartnett). Lowen has been hired to finish one of Verity’s books, as the trailer indicates Verity is now unable to write and is confined to a wheelchair.
Lana Del Rey’s new song, “First Light,” is featured in the upcoming video game, 007 First Light, developed by IO Interactive, the creators of Hitman. The game stars Patrick Gibson as a young James Bond, before he earns the 007 title. You can listen to the song below.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Here is an overview of the game, via Funktronic Labs:
Many fantastic science fiction books are incredibly intricate, sometimes requiring multiple readings to fully grasp the story. Here are five examples: complex but rewarding sci-fi novels that truly shine when you revisit them.
This Japanese baseball game has become increasingly popular, especially among content creators, as people have become less interested in the current baseball games made by San Diego Studio.
Blade isn’t the only vampire in Marvel Comics. Characters like Morbius, and surprisingly even Dracula – as seen in the upcoming Werewolf by Night: Blood Moon Rise #1 – appear in the universe. Dracula’s daughter, Lilith, is also a notable vampire character.
While For All Mankind isn’t the only show exploring alternate histories – others like The Man in the High Castle, Watchmen, Hollywood, 1983, have done so before – there’s one book that feels especially ready for a TV series now that For All Mankind has ended. Stephen Baxter’s 1996 novel, Voyage, would be a natural fit for a television adaptation.