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Despite its cancellation, The Acolyte still has a dedicated following. A recently released art book, The Art of The Acolyte, offers new insights into the show, particularly the enigmatic Sith Lord portrayed by Manny Jacinto. The crew playfully nicknamed the character “Frank” due to the unsettling smile on his mask, which was a complex creation involving multiple teams – creature design, costumes, stunts, and visual effects. Interestingly, the mask wasn’t just for appearances; it was intentionally designed to hint at the Stranger’s true identity.

Infinite scrolling eliminates the clear stopping point of a “next page.” Previously, you’d reach the end of a page and naturally pause, but now the screen seamlessly offers more content. This is concerning because it’s easy to lose track of how much time you’re spending online. It’s not that our attention spans are poor, but rather that we lose control over when our attention should end.

Starting February 3rd, 2026, PlayStation Plus Essential members can enjoy these games:

The full list of Monthly Games is as follows:

Jonathan also pointed out that the figurine appeared brand new, suggesting it was likely made recently. However, while the pictures show Edward Kenway looking as stylish as ever, they don’t give any clues about the manufacturer.

Though it might not be as famous as martial arts classics like Enter the Dragon or Ip Man, or even some of Jackie Chan’s films, Kung Fu Hustle from 2004 is a fantastic movie. Created by Stephen Chow – he starred in, directed, produced, and co-wrote it – this Chinese film uniquely combines martial arts action with hilarious comedy, creating a truly brilliant gangster story. You can stream it on Hulu starting February 1st.

I was really bummed to hear that Alexis Ortega passed away. He was only 38! I first saw the news on World Dubbing News – they just put up a short post saying how sad they were and sending thoughts to his family and friends. It’s a shame, and nobody seems to be saying what happened yet.

The anime Jujutsu Kaisen is currently focusing on Yuji and his friends getting ready for the Culling Game tournament. First, though, they need to find a strong ally. Yuji and Megumi are searching for Kinji Hakari, a mysterious student who’s been mentioned briefly before. Yuta believes Hakari might even be more powerful than himself, and a preview for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 Episode 5 hints at his abilities.

A new graphic novel called The Objectivist, a dark and gritty vigilante story, is launching on Kickstarter soon. Created by Pires, Alex Diotto, and Luca Casalanguida, the campaign begins March 17th and will feature stunning cover art by Eisner Award-winning artist Jae Lee. You can sign up for updates and be notified when the campaign goes live here.