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Shows like Lost became popular because fans actively discussed and theorized about the show online, trying to solve its mysteries. But captivating, puzzling stories have always been a hit with audiences – The Twilight Zone famously presented weekly riddles, carefully planting clues and hints before each surprising ending. Now, new mysteries are appearing that try to combine the intriguing puzzles of The Twilight Zone with the atmospheric feel of Lost. Among all of these, one show particularly stands out as a worthy successor: Manifest.

Pop star Dua Lipa is suing Samsung for $15 million, claiming the company used her image to advertise its televisions without her consent or any agreement. According to Variety, Lipa alleges Samsung used her face and likeness in their marketing materials without permission or compensation, sparking a major legal dispute.

It can be hard to discover good multiplayer games because so many follow current trends. However, there are still plenty of fun options to play with friends.

Larry David is creating a new comedy miniseries for HBO. Called Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America, it will be a series of historical sketches with his signature comedic style.

The third season of One Piece will fully dive into the Alabasta storyline, but fans can also expect the live-action series to eventually cover the Water 7 arc. This means we’ll get to see Franky, one of the Straw Hat crew’s most popular members, come to life on screen. Bringing Franky’s energetic personality to a live-action format will be challenging, but the show has already demonstrated its ability to handle complex adaptations. ScreenRant has compiled a list of eight actors who could perfectly portray Franky on Netflix.

With so many classic video games being remade or remastered lately, fans have been wondering which titles from Game Freak might get the same treatment. Pokémon Black and White has been a popular request, and recent news has significant implications for anyone hoping for a remake.

The ending of Godzilla: King of the Monsters left Rodan alive and submitting to Godzilla, hinting that he might return as an ally in future Monsterverse films. While fans hoped for a classic Godzilla and Rodan team-up like in the original Toho movies, the story didn’t allow for it. Despite this potential, Rodan wasn’t included in either Godzilla vs. Kong or Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.

Both Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies and George Lucas’ Star Wars prequels came out around the same time – the early 2000s – which is why many actors appeared in both series. While some of these actor crossovers are well-known, others might surprise even dedicated fans of both franchises.