When it was announced earlier this year, Wanderstop turned plenty of heads, thanks to its promise of a cozy life sim where you manage a tea shop in a charming, remote village- but with a twist. The twist is that protagonist Alta is a former warrior struggling to get used to the pace of her tea management-centric life, with the sharp contrast between the life she used to live and the one she’s living now promising plentiful drama.
Over the weekend, the new film Joker: Madness Duet, a continuation of the 2019 blockbuster hit Joker, was released. As a sequel, it aimed to surpass its predecessor with fresh elements, such as the introduction of Lady Gaga’s character, Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn. However, since its release in cinemas, the film’s success has been questionable, receiving mixed reactions from audiences and underperforming at the box office. One of the most contentious aspects has been the portrayal of Harley herself, with many critics claiming that the film either misrepresented or failed to fully explore her character. This discussion has led many to acknowledge that a previous DC film, Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), from 2020, offered a more fitting portrayal of Harley on the big screen.
Next week, Denise Fox (previously known as Diane Parish) reveals her daughter Chelsea Fox’s (portrayed by Zaraah Abrahams) sense of guilt. However, it remains to be seen if the person responsible for the club incident will end up serving time in prison.
Aidan Turner expresses optimism, believing that fans of Jilly Cooper will discover much to appreciate in the Disney Plus adaptation of “Rivals.
There’s a murder mystery to solve next week, as villain Joel Deering (Calum Lill) is found dead! But as more than one character displays shifty behaviour, who is the killer?
This article explores the topic of domestic abuse, specifically coercive control, which could be distressing for certain readers.