When ‘Shrinking’ Season 3 Releases on Apple TV & Full Schedule

The Apple TV+ comedy Shrinking first premiered in January 2023 and was an immediate success. After a popular second season that concluded on Christmas Eve 2024, the show is returning for a third season. Season 3 promises to be both funny and touching, making it a perfect way to kick off the new year. Here’s a guide to everything you need to know about the upcoming season, including the premiere and finale dates, and a look at what’s in store.

This 9/10 Steam Game Is Brand-New And 100% Free To Keep

Delivery & Beyond is a new, fast-paced crime game where every playthrough is different thanks to its randomly generated elements. You can play with up to five friends online. It’s available now on Steam, and you can download and keep it permanently with no strings attached – and it looks like this offer will last indefinitely.

A24’s New Adaptation Hit With Whitewashing Accusations After Casting Marty Supreme’s Breakout Star In Key Role

I was really excited to hear A’zion was cast as Zoe Gutierrez, the main character! Zoe’s background – she’s half-Jewish and half-Mexican – is a huge part of the story. But when the news came out, a lot of people online weren’t happy, and many were saying a Latina actress should have been chosen for the role. Here’s what some of them were saying:

How Resident Evil Requiem Uses Grace to Finally Bring Horror Back to the Series (Not Even Village Did That)

As a long-time fan, I’ve noticed the Resident Evil series can really swing between ridiculous action and truly disturbing horror. The best games, in my opinion, are the ones that really commit to one of those styles and nail it – like how over-the-top Resident Evil 4 is, or how genuinely scary Resident Evil 7 was. But I think bringing in a new character like Grace in Resident Evil Requiem, especially alongside someone as established as Leon, is a really smart move. It feels like it could bring the series back to its horror roots without losing what we love about the main storyline and characters. It’s a way to scare us again, but still feel connected to everything that’s come before.