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I can’t help but get excited as I imagine Lady Gaga stepping into her role for “Joker: Folie à Deux.” In this Todd Phillips-directed sequel to “Joker,” I, as a fan, am thrilled to see the talented Oscar-winning actress and thirteen-time Grammy winner embody Harleen “Lee” Quinzel. An Arkham Asylum patient with an unusual fascination for Arthur Fleck, portrayed by the brilliant Joaquin Phoenix who won an Oscar for his role as Joker.

As a gamer and horror enthusiast, I’ve always been captivated by the genre of folk horror. The idea of ancient evils that lurk in the shadows, never truly gone but waiting to be unearthed, is both alluring and terrifying. The novel “Starve Acre” by Andrew Michael Hurley taps right into this narrative, immersing readers with its evocative language and pervasive sense of unease.

I’m a big fan of DC and their exciting lineup, but unfortunately, James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film won’t make an appearance at San Diego Comic Con next year. The reason? According to Peter Safran, Gunn’s partner, they want to avoid the exhaustion that comes with promoting a movie for an entire year and potentially oversaturating the market. With SDCC scheduled from July 23rd to 27th in 2023, DC will indeed miss out on the opportunity to showcase their film there, but if it turns out to be a hit, they’ll still have a chance to celebrate its success just two weeks later at another event.

In many ways, One Piece’s live-action series has opened some floodgates. Thanks to the success of the Straw Hat Pirates on Netflix, it appears as though many other projects are getting the green light in a similar vein. Golden Kamuy released its first live-action film in January earlier this year and rather than working on sequel movies, the anime property is taking a different route. The anime’s live-action adaptation will continue via a television series this year and has dropped a new trailer to give fans a look at what is to come for the live-action Saichi Sugimoto.

Reviewing EA Sports College Football 25 is a challenging task for me due to the long-awaited anticipation. For over a decade, I have eagerly anticipated this game’s release, but the experience of waiting for it is unlike that of most video games. Unlike the excitement surrounding the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6, where fans can still engage with the previous entry or similar genres, my wait for College Football has left me in a unique position. There hasn’t been an official college football game since 2013, leaving me with unmatched expectations and a difficulty to be objective about its flaws. It’s as if I’m the proud parent of a child who’s been sent to the principal’s office – I know there might be issues, but my attachment makes it hard for me to fully acknowledge them.

As a gamer, I’ve been following the news about “My Spy: The Eternal City,” and I’m excited to share some behind-the-scenes insights from the film’s production. I’ve been thoroughly impressed by Chloe Coleman, our young co-star, who’s been acting since she was very young and made her first big Hollywood appearance on “Glee.” Dave Bautista and Ken Jeong, my veteran co-stars, can’t stop praising her dedication and talent.