Airline Apologizes After Airing NSFW Dakota Johnson Movie For Flight
Critics may have loved Dakota Johnson’s latest role, but this flight did not.
Christina Hall’s Ex Josh Hall Slams “False” Claim He Stole From Her
Josh Hall is standing his ground.
Bittensor soars 300%: Will TAO rally further or face a correction?
Bittensor surged 300% as subnets boosted growth; traders eyed key support at $300 for stability. TAO showed bullish momentum with net outflows and key resistance at $600, signaling potential further gains. As a seasoned crypto investor with a knack for spotting promising opportunities, I find myself intrigued by the recent surge of Bittensor [TAO]. Having … Read more
Red Dead Redemption Finally Coming to PC
Following numerous delays over the last few months, the initial “Red Dead Redemption” is now slated for release on PC platforms. This week, Rockstar Games unveiled plans to distribute “Red Dead Redemption” on both Steam and Epic Games Store on October 29th, making it another significant addition to an already bustling month for video game launches. In line with the anticipation of “Red Dead Redemption” enthusiasts, the PC adaptation of the game will boast enhanced features such as 4K resolution, compatibility with ultrawide monitors, and other distinctions that set it apart from console versions.
Toonami Co-Creator Candidly Talks Uzumaki Animation Issues
Initially, the debut episode of “Uzumaki” attracted a significant audience. However, it seems that the second episode hasn’t been as well-received by the anime enthusiasts. Numerous viewers have voiced their concerns on social media, suggesting that there might be problems with the latest adaptation of Junji Ito’s work. Stunningly, Jason DeMarco, a key figure in Toonami’s creation, has spoken about the animation issues in “Uzumaki” Episode 2. This revelation has left both horror and anime fans questioning how the remaining two episodes of this eerie miniseries will compare visually to its opening installment.
Jeff Goldblum’s Brand New Show Has Already Been Cancelled by Netflix
The show titled “Kaos,” starring Jeff Goldblum, has been canceled on Netflix, leaving fans surprised by this unexpected development. According to Variety, the series will not proceed with a second season as initially planned. Given the impressive cast that was assembled for this project, it seemed likely there would be a follow-up. However, viewers are now left in suspense, questioning what became of Zeus and Prometheus following the comedic events of Season 1. In total, only eight episodes were released as part of the initial season launch. Regrettably, Charlie Covell’s latest creation will not get the chance to unfold its planned conclusion.