As a devoted fan, I must admit that, just like the House of Stark who’s always prepared for winter, George R.R. Martin probably had no inkling of the storm he was about to unleash when he embarked on the journey to pen A Game of Thrones.
Since her controversial performance under the influence at a Dolly Parton tribute concert, Elle King has embarked on a personal quest for improved health and wellbeing.
Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando took themselves dancing this week.
Information about the forthcoming Battlefield game is starting to surface, as Electronic Arts (EA) has confirmed that the next installment will offer a contemporary setting, reintroduce 64-player maps, and bring back classic Battlefield classes. According to a recent report by Insider Gaming’s Tom Henderson, some potential new details have surfaced as well.
The upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro is generating discussion amongst gamers. Some believe the $700 price point is excessively high for an upgrade in performance that might not be perceptible to most players, especially when you factor in the extra $80 cost for the optional hard drive add-on. However, this accessory was swiftly sold out at stores like Amazon and Walmart following the unveiling of the digital-only PS5 Pro, suggesting that there is indeed curiosity among PlayStation enthusiasts or resellers aiming to capitalize on the demand.
Forty years following the debut of the initial film, James Cameron, the creator of the Terminator series, is eager to advance the franchise, moving away from the complex mythology that has burdened more recent productions. Since 1991, when he directed Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Cameron hasn’t been at the helm for a Terminator movie, but he has maintained some creative oversight over the franchise since its inception. The most recent installments of the Terminator series have delved deeper and deeper into the story between John Connor and the T-800, as per Cameron, which might be why they didn’t resonate with audiences as much as intended.