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In the fifth episode of Season 3, titled “Full-Moon Party,” character Timothy Ratliff, portrayed by Jason Isaacs, entertained dark thoughts about self-harm due to his financial woes and family issues. Notably, he donned a shirt emblazoned with Duke’s insignia during this scene, which sparked controversy from the university over the use of their logo. More recently, Isaacs discussed the issue on Rob Lowe’s podcast, mentioning that he would sport Duke merchandise whenever cameras are present.

Recently added to Netflix’s collection of true-crime documentaries is the release of “Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror“, marking the 30th anniversary of the bombing. This documentary offers a fresh perspective on the events of that day, delving into the causes leading up to the federal building bombing and identifying those responsible. The production incorporates audio-recorded interviews with the main culprit, Timothy McVeigh, and reenactments of the crime scene for a more authentic portrayal of the unfortunate incident. By featuring interviews with survivors, law enforcement officials, and family members of the victims, Netflix’s new documentary provides an updated account of the events while honoring the memories of the victims.

It’s not wise to deny that numerous grown-ups haven’t continued to be enthusiasts of the things they cherished as children. Whether it’s video games, animated stories, or the countless charming characters from Sanrio, many of us continue to express our affection for these favorites throughout our lives. Therefore, those who follow Hello Kitty on X were probably thrilled when this little character (who will turn 50 in 2024!) chose to send a birthday greeting to another character, Pompompurin. Let’s examine that post and see if you can discern what fans noticed:

On the Enterprise, Beverly shared strong friendships with all senior officers, particularly Counselor Deanna Troi whom she considered one of her dearest friends. It’s worth noting that Beverly and Captain Jean-Luc Picard had a longstanding friendship spanning most of their adult lives. While there were hints of potential romantic feelings between them in earlier episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, they never pursued a relationship on the show. Intriguingly, Beverly reappeared in season 3 of Star Trek: Picard, disclosing that she had given birth to Picard’s son, Jack Crusher, shortly after the events depicted in Star Trek: Nemesis.

Due to the rapid succession of jokes in the “Minecraft Movie”, it’s possible that viewers might not pause to consider how long Steve has been stranded there. It’s well-known that Minecraft is frequently ranked among the greatest video games ever made. Given this reputation, it’s hardly unexpected that an abundance of Easter eggs can be found in “A Minecraft Movie”. What’s interesting, though, is that certain Easter eggs suggest that Steve has been stuck in the Overworld for a considerable period.

2025 signifies the 20-year milestone since the premiere of “Pride & Prejudice,” which was celebrated with a cinematic rerun to tap into its ever-expanding fanbase. In revisiting it this week for this critique, I attempted to appraise it with a perspective beyond my customary adoration and instead focus on what makes this Austen adaptation unique. Given that “Pride & Prejudice” has been remade and reinvented numerous times, why is the 2005 version cherished?