As a longtime fan of Garth Ennis’s gritty and satirical comic series “The Boys,” I was both excited and apprehensive when Amazon Prime Video announced the release of its fourth season. Having grown up with the original source material, I was curious to see how the show would adapt the storyline while maintaining its dark and biting commentary on power, corruption, and morality.
Each week brings a new flood of news and perspectives on the realms of sci-fi, fantasy, cinema, literature, television, and “House of the Dragon.” As usual, we delve into Westeros first, analyzing the most recent episode of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” prequel show:
I was taken aback when I heard Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) announced their intention to shut down at the end of the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season. Having been a dedicated fan and follower of NASCAR for over two decades, SHR has always been one of my favorite teams. Witnessing Danica Patrick’s groundbreaking tenure and cheering on Tony Stewart and Kevin Harvick’s championship victories are memories that I hold dear.
In marketing Jan de Bont’s 1996 film “Twister,” there was no debate: The tornado, not Helen Hunt or Bill Paxton (who portrayed storm chasers pursuing a final tornado system before their divorce), was the undeniable focal point of the movie.
On Saturday evening, the ITV broadcast brought back The 1% Club, during which contestant Sarah Hannon playfully scolded host Lee Mack upon losing.
Nadiya Bychkova of Strictly, last seen since her separation from dance partner Kai Widdrington, made an appearance at the London screening of Harold and The Purple Crayon on Sunday.
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which is famously known as the home of the Indy 500, NASCAR introduced its own yearly tradition in the 1990s – the Brickyard 400.
As someone who has closely followed the British royal family for years, I find it intriguing that Prince Archie and Princess Lillibet are set to abandon the Mountbatten-Windsor surname. This decision marks a significant departure from the tradition established in 1960, which designated that the queen’s descendants would carry on this surname.
Starz excels in producing high-quality historical dramas, a reputation they have earned. With adequate budgets, these shows truly shine. Although Starz may not be as large as other streaming platforms and production companies, it holds its own against them with hit series such as “Outlander” and others including “BMF” and “Heels.”
The upcoming installment of Alien: Romulus is shaping up to be the scariest addition to the series, with moments that could leave certain audiences deeply traumatized.