I’m so excited for the Pokémon Europe International Championship this weekend! And it’s awesome that they’re giving out digital goodies in various Pokémon games just for watching the live stream on Twitch. Definitely tuning in to snag those rewards!
Good news for Pokémon lovers! Reliable sources are saying that Pokémon Fire Red and Leaf Green – the original Pokémon remakes – are coming to the Nintendo Switch later this year.
This series, set in the 1930s, centers on a weary private investigator in New York City. He’s a man haunted by a personal tragedy and forced to confront his history, all while secretly being the city’s only superhero.
Lucy Black, who starred in Gentleman Jack, will play Deb, and John Thomas, known for Cold Feet, will play Alan. Jack James, recently seen in the ITV drama I Fought the Law, will be playing Jordan.
Lumeshift seems like MOONTON Games’ version of the upcoming game Deadlock, currently being developed by Valve. In both games, players choose from a variety of heroes, each with special weapons and skills, and compete in 5-player teams across three lanes to defeat their opponents.
Just weeks before celebrating its 30th anniversary, Pokémon GO has released a new update. The update includes a fun feature called “What’s Your Favorite?” that lets players create custom photos with their beloved Pokémon.
I’m really excited about this show! It’s based on Marian Keyes’ books and follows these five sisters – Anna, Rachel, Maggie, Claire, and Helen – as they figure out life in their twenties and thirties. It looks like it’s going to deal with some really relatable stuff, like dealing with breakups, loss, and even addiction. I think a lot of people will connect with their stories.
A longer trailer reveals both Blethyn and Reynolds portraying a woman described as a daughter, mother, lover, fighter, and a feminist icon of the 20th century who challenged societal expectations. The story follows Emma Harte, a determined but poor maid in 1911 Yorkshire, England, as she embarks on an incredible journey to become one of the wealthiest women in the world, ultimately living in a luxurious New York penthouse.
This new film is the third from acclaimed Cornish director Mark Jenkin, known for his previous movies Bait and Enys Men. It tells the story of a fishing boat, the Rose of Nevada, which unexpectedly returns to a small Cornish harbor thirty years after disappearing.
The Irish Film Classification Office has confirmed that Project Hail Mary is a lengthy film, clocking in at 2 hours and 36 minutes – specifically, 156 minutes and 26 seconds.