A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Wild Plan For 15 Seasons of Dunk & Egg Across Several Decades Revealed

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Good news for fans of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – a second season is definitely happening! I’m hearing it’s already in production and slated to hit HBO and Max in 2027. While we’re all hoping for a third season to complete the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg – covering The Hedge Knight (Season 1), The Sworn Sword (Season 2), and The Mystery Knight (Season 3) – showrunner Parker has hinted at something even bigger. He recently told Esquire about his ambitious plans to potentially move beyond the currently published novellas, and honestly, it sounds fantastic!

How Stephen King’s The Monkey Became an Instant Classic

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Recently, two Stephen King adaptations have stood out. The first, directed by Osgood “Oz,” was one of the best King films in a long time. It was based on his 1980 short story Longlegs, and surprisingly shifted from traditional horror to a darker, comedic tone. Following its success in theaters and with audiences, The Monkey also became a popular hit on Hulu.

XRP’s Wild Ride: When the Crypto Wagon Hits a Macro Pothole

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At the stroke of 9:02 a.m. on the 30th of January, XRP stood at $1.75375, a humbled figure after a day of relentless sliding. Like a weary traveler, it had rebounded slightly from its sharp dip, clinging to the lower rungs of its recent range. The sellers, though still present, seemed to pause, as if catching their breath, while buyers circled cautiously, like vultures eyeing a wounded beast. Yet, the pressure remained, a constant reminder of the day’s turmoil.

Official First Look at ‘Beatles’ Biopics Reveals Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Barry Keoghan & Joseph Quinn as the Fab Four

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After a fan account briefly shared some photos, the official first images from the upcoming Beatles film have now been released. Sony Pictures UK sent the photos as postcards to the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, hiding them around campus for students to discover. This launch suggests that marketing for the movie is starting, and it’s a creative way to engage fans in the U.K. with a unique collectible. A recent post highlights the detailed work going into the actors’ costumes, makeup, and prosthetics to accurately portray the Beatles.

Wonder Man Reveals Iron Man 3 Plot Hole About Trevor Slattery

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No one expected Sir Ben Kingsley’s Trevor Slattery to become such a popular character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When he first appeared in Iron Man 3 in 2013, very few people – even Marvel Studios themselves – could have imagined he’d still be around in 2026 with Wonder Man.

Hong Kong’s Crypto Circus: Stablecoins, Licenses, and Red Tape Galore!

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Ah, Hong Kong, the land where capitalism waltzes with communism, has birthed yet another bureaucratic masterpiece-the Stablecoin Ordinance. Yes, the city that never sleeps (unless it’s napping under the shadow of Beijing) has officially rolled out the red carpet for stablecoin issuers, complete with licenses, reserves, and enough red tape to choke a dragon. Authorities, with all the pomp of a circus ringmaster, have announced that license applications are now under review. The virtual assets market, growing faster than a tycoon’s ego, is finally getting the oversight it deserves-or at least the oversight it can’t avoid.

Kyle Richards Addresses Mauricio Umansky Reconciliation Rumors

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Kyle Richards, star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, recently responded to rumors that she and her soon-to-be ex-husband, Mauricio Umansky, are reconciling. The couple announced their separation over two years ago and share four daughters: Farrah Aldjufrie (36), Sophia Umansky (25), Alexia Umansky (29), and Portia Umansky (17).