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As a die-hard fan of the Seven Kingdoms saga, I can’t help but wonder if we’ll see Cregan again, given his absence in George R.R. Martin’s “Fire & Blood” until a significant point further on. However, the third season is shaping up to have a substantial link with House Stark, as hinted by the casting of Alysanne Blackwood in “House of the Dragon.” Annie Shapero will bring Alysanne to life across five out of eight episodes this season. This development certainly bodes well for the show’s continuation and, more importantly, the fate of House Stark.

Note: The following may contain SPOILERS for “Fire & Blood.”

Recently, EXILEDGE – a project supported by PlayStation – was unveiled, and over the weekend at ChinaJoy 2025, developer Enigmatrix showcased some fresh gameplay.

Trailer Unveils First Look at Combat in ‘Under a Rock’: Players Must Dodge, Block, and Fight with Improvised Weapons
For the first time, developer Nordic Trolls has shared a trailer showcasing the combat system in their upcoming game, Under a Rock. Players will need to skillfully dodge, block, and utilize a variety of weapons such as clubs, spears, and bows in intense battles. The combat is designed to be reactive and impactful, meaning each fight will offer a distinct experience. The developers plan to incorporate community feedback into future updates.

Indeed, the new Xbox controller could very well steal the show. Its design elegantly honors two iconic video games developed by Rare: Banjo-Kazooie and Sea of Thieves. This controller works seamlessly with both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, as well as PC, Android, iOS, and other platforms. The controller boasts a blue and gold aesthetic, complete with the company’s 40th anniversary emblem. You can grab one right now for $89.99, and you can do so conveniently through this link. Enjoy your gaming experience!

As a movie enthusiast, I can’t contain my excitement as the remaining months of this year promise to be a cinematic feast! Movies like “Freaky Friday,” “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” “Tron: Ares,” “Predator: Badlands,” “Wicked: For Good,” and “Avatar: Fire and Ash” are just a few of the anticipated gems that will be gracing our screens. These potential blockbusters are set to share the stage with some of 2025’s standout films so far. Directed by talented filmmakers such as Danny Boyle, Alex Garland, Ryan Coogler, Matt Shakman, James Gunn, Michael Shanks, and many others, these ten films are already contenders for the best movies of 2025, although there are numerous other exceptional productions that have also impressed.

Heed this note: If you haven’t watched the revival of King of the Hill, let me caution you that we’ll delve into spoiler details. In the episode titled “No Hank Left Behind”, Hank is found in “Arlen Family Law” due to a class action lawsuit won by Cotton. As part of the settlement, Hank virtually meets his half-brother Junichiro, and his younger half-brother, affectionately known as “Good Hank”. The lawsuit settlement awards each of Cotton’s sons $5000, as Hank’s father used a lotion that was not accurately advertised. This lotion, named “Shin Jelly”, claimed to regrow shins but turned out to be merely lotion and hot sauce. Despite the fact that Cotton did not grow new shins, his sons received their compensation following his passing.

Fortunately, certain characters have successors ready to assume their roles, yet they’d prefer to perish in the endless conflict. Now, let’s examine those who deserve a peaceful vacation sipping on margaritas once they decide to retire.