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I really enjoyed Melissa Barrera in the latest Scream, and I recently checked out her film Your Monster on HBO Max. It’s a sweet story about an actress, Laura, who’s going through a tough time – she’s dealing with a cancer diagnosis and a breakup – and goes back home. Things get interesting when she finds a monster in her closet! It sounds crazy, but it actually helps her rediscover who she is, chase her ambitions, and deal with some really deep emotions. It’s been available on HBO Max for a while, but it’s leaving the platform on January 23rd, so if it sounds like something you’d like, you should watch it before it’s gone!

The official Star Wars website announced some exciting updates coming to Galaxy’s Edge this year. Starting April 29th at Disneyland, guests will finally be able to interact with characters from the original Star Wars trilogy – Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Han Solo, among others. Previously, the land was set during the time of the newer sequel movies. Now, the story is shifting to an earlier period, and elements from the popular series The Mandalorian will also be added.

Prime Video announced today that Ryan Hurst will star as Kratos in the upcoming God of War TV series. Hurst is well-known to fans for his work in shows like Sons of Anarchy and The Walking Dead, as well as the film Remember the Titans. Interestingly, he also voiced the character of Thor in PlayStation’s God of War Ragnarök, a performance that earned him a BAFTA nomination. This marks the first major casting announcement for the series.

Today marks the 36th anniversary of “Bart the Genius,” the second episode of The Simpsons. This episode introduced several elements that would become iconic to the show, including the opening sequence with Bart writing on the chalkboard, the very first couch gag, and Bart’s famous catchphrase, “Eat my shorts!” – a line that would later become hugely popular on merchandise. It was a truly packed and important episode.

Here are six Take-Two games you forgot were great.

Predictably, the first announcement was met with strong criticism, considering the widespread skepticism about using generative AI in video games right now.

In an interview with GamesRadar, the developer explained that Resident Evil 7 and Village each tried something new with the series. While players generally enjoyed those games, many also wanted to see the core storyline continue, which led to the decision to focus a new game on the events of Raccoon City.

When the popular Cartoon Network show Craig of the Creek premiered in 2018, it quickly gained a dedicated fanbase, leading to the creation of the prequel film, Craig Before the Creek. Released in 2023, the movie tells the story of Craig’s early days before he discovered the creek. As of January 13th, the film is no longer available on HBO Max. The story follows Craig, a newcomer to town, as he embarks on a treasure hunt in the Creek, making friends and facing off against pirates who threaten to destroy it. But don’t worry, fans can still enjoy Craig’s adventures before he became known throughout the Creek!

The trailers for Avengers: Doomsday show just how huge the movie is going to be, but Marvel fans suspect there’s much more to come. Last year, Marvel announced the cast with a livestream event, revealing 27 actors who would be part of the film. While some of those actors have appeared in the trailers, many haven’t. Here’s a list of confirmed characters from Doomsday who haven’t been shown in any teaser footage yet.

The statement is repeated across the Sony Interactive, Xbox Wire, and Nintendo websites.