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Here is a brief overview of the game, via SEGA:

Lady Gaga is releasing a new concert film called Lady Gaga in Harlequin Live – One Night Only on YouTube the night before Christmas at 4 PM Pacific Time. The film was first shown at the Grammy Museum and recorded at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles on September 30, 2024. The concert was a special, after-midnight performance for a small audience. Gaga shared that she originally intended to perform only three songs to mark the release of the Joker film, but the event evolved into a complete album performance that fans now consider iconic.

Released in 1982, First Blood—also known as Rambo: First Blood—kicked off the popular Rambo film series. Starring Sylvester Stallone, the movie centers on John Rambo, a Vietnam War veteran, who finds trouble in a small Washington town. After an unfair arrest, he escapes and uses his combat and survival skills to evade a relentless manhunt. Although it doesn’t seem like a typical holiday film, First Blood is set during Christmas and offers a unique perspective on the season. It explores themes of peace—though through the lens of trauma and tragedy—examining a soldier’s PTSD and the corruption within a small town, offering a thought-provoking look at the darker side of the holidays. Brian Dennehy also stars in the film.

Vin Diesel stepped away from video games in the late 2000s, even though his last Riddick game was a hit. But in 2020, he announced he’d be in Ark II, a sequel to Ark: Survival Evolved, and would also help produce the game. He even signed on to star in an animated series, which quietly launched in 2024 without much promotion. Fans have been wondering about the progress of Ark II since it was first announced five years ago, and now we’re starting to get some news.

Here is an overview of the game, via Perfect World Games:

Infinite Crisis was a major comic book event that DC spent years building up. The story aimed to reintroduce older elements from DC’s history and pave the way for the 52 series, which ultimately brought back the DC Multiverse. While DC was trying to generate excitement, 2007 saw a significant miscalculation. Instead of following up the success of Infinite Crisis with another large-scale event, they released Amazons Attack!, a critically panned story by Will Pfeiffer and Pete Wood, widely considered one of the worst events in DC Comics history – a major error for the company.

Here are 5 science fiction movies that are great to watch during the holidays. While they aren’t traditional Christmas films, they’ll likely add to your enjoyment of the season.

Searchlight Pictures has shifted the release date of its upcoming horror sequel, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, forward by two weeks. As reported by Deadline, the film – directed by Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpijn and Tyler Gillett) and starring Samara Weaving – will now hit theaters on March 27th instead of April 10th. The story follows a bride who discovers her wealthy husband’s family plans to sacrifice her on their wedding night as part of a pact with the devil.

Okay, so everyone knows Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey stars Matt Damon as Odysseus, with Anne Hathaway as his wife, Penelope, and Tom Holland as their son, Telemachus. But what’s really fascinating is just how packed this movie is with major stars. It’s not just the leads – Nolan has gone all-out, filling the film with a huge number of Hollywood’s biggest names and most talented actors. It’s a real who’s who!

Ryan Reynolds first appeared as Deadpool in the 2009 film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Four years later, he starred in the comic book movie R.I.P.D., which is based on the comic book series of the same name by Peter M. Lenkov. R.I.P.D. will no longer be available on Netflix after January 1st. The movie features Reynolds as Nick Walker, a police officer who is resurrected to join the R.I.P.D.—a team of afterlife law enforcement—and teams up with veteran undead sheriff Roy Pulsipher (played by Jeff Bridges) to track down spirits trying to escape their fate.