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Despite numerous characters in the series Dark Winds receiving their due punishments for their actions, one character who notably escaped all consequences was Tom Spenser (Bruce Greenwood). As the head of a drug and human trafficking ring, Spenser managed to cover his tracks effectively, ensuring no link to the crimes he orchestrated. To add insult to injury, the final episode of season 3 revealed that Spenser was enjoying a luxurious Mediterranean lifestyle, while his associates either met their end or were incarcerated. In essence, Dark Winds underscored what Chief Leaphorn stopped by taking down BJ Vines through the character of Tom Spenser.

As a devoted cinephile, it’s essential to clarify: Not all action films deserve the prestigious honor of an Academy Award. In fact, most action flicks fall short of this accolade. Many are just average, while some are downright disappointing.

When “Law & Order: Organized Crime” officially premiered as a streaming original rather than returning to NBC’s 2025 TV schedule primetime lineup alongside “Law & Order: SVU”, some changes were inevitable, and not all of them are as enjoyable as the addition of cheeky pick-up lines or the newfound freedom for Reyes to use explicit language. The departure of a team member in Episode 3 marked a somber beginning to Season 5, but Stabler’s response at least suggests that he has learned a valuable lesson from the aftermath of his departure from the Special Victims Unit.

Another Simple Favor — available to stream Thursday, May 1, with an Amazon Prime Video subscription — held a screening on Sunday, where she donned a floor-length blue dress with a criss-cross pattern that showed off quite a bit of skin. Ryan Reynolds was sure to get plenty of pics to document the occasion, as his Instagram Stories show him joining the paparazzi line:

According to a source who spoke to ET Online, the actor known for his role in Wonka not only stars in fantastic films but also has developed a unique connection with Kylie Jenner’s children, Stormi and Aire, whom she co-parents with Travis Scott. The source allegedly stated this information.

Supporters of LGBTQ+ community and their allies are expressing frustration, and some of this frustration is influencing the cast members of an upcoming HBO adaptation. One such actor is John Lithgow, who will portray a character that is among the few gay roles in the series. However, he’s remained unfazed by those trying to persuade him to withdraw from the project.