Ridley Scott’s 2021 film, The Last Duel, is based on a real event: one of the final legally recognized duels in French history. The story focuses on knight Jean de Carrouges (Matt Damon), who challenges his one-time friend, Jacques le Gris (Adam Driver), to a duel after Jacques is accused of assaulting Jean’s wife, Marguerite (Jodie Comer).
From March 25th to March 30th, 2026, this event offers a fresh start – you can reset your progress if you choose. This time around, the matchmaking system is improved to ensure you’re primarily competing against players of similar skill. Here’s a complete guide to the event.
Fans eager to revisit Tommy Shelby’s story after the Peaky Blinders TV show ended in 2022 are enjoying Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. The new film features many returning actors, along with additions like Barry Keoghan and Tim Roth, but one character is conspicuously absent: Alfie Solomons, played by Tom Hardy.
Similar to the American version, each episode will feature a different guest host. This Saturday, actor Jamie Dornan, known for Fifty Shades, will host alongside the band Wolf Alice.
If you’re curious about how this new family situation is unfolding, the preview suggests things will be difficult for Mervin (Don Gilet).
The event lasts for four weeks, and new challenges become available as you play. You’ll primarily make progress simply by playing regularly, and by using the tokens and rewards you earn. Here’s a complete guide.
The TV movie shows how Huw Edwards’ career ended after he was taken off air by the BBC in July 2023. He quit his job as a newsreader in April 2024 after a scandal revealed he had pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children.
This genre often centers around communities who don’t trust outsiders, relying on unspoken rules passed down through families. It almost always takes place in bleak, empty landscapes – a stylistic choice that begs the question: couldn’t these suspicious townsfolk commit their misdeeds amongst flowers and trees for a change?
The Dodgers have some truly exceptional players. However, their success ultimately depends on having enough reliable players and consistently performing well, game by game.
So, I’m hearing the company is doing some layoffs, and even though they’re saying it’s a small number, rumors are flying that around 50 people could lose their jobs. It sounds like it’s hitting a bunch of different teams, and there’s even talk it might affect the people working on their mobile games. It’s a bit worrying, honestly.