Okay, so this is awesome news! Digital Spy just told me that KayCee Stroh – you know, Martha Cox from the original High School Musical movies and she even showed up as herself on the TV show – is going to be Ms. Darbus in the first UK production of the musical! It’s a special one too, celebrating 20 years since the first movie came out. I’m so excited to see her back in the role!
Brave Frontier Versus is a medieval-themed card role-playing game featuring quick and strategic battles. Players create their own teams and can immediately deploy multiple units at the start of each fight to take down opponents. The game also lets you collect powerful Manifestation Cards and unleash signature Brave Burst attacks.
This spy thriller takes place in Moscow in 1977. It centers around two women initially working as secretaries at the American Embassy, considered unremarkable by intelligence agencies. However, their lives change dramatically when their husbands are mysteriously killed in the Soviet Union, leading the women to become CIA operatives.
The new film stars Sacha Dhawan, known for his role in Eternity, and George MacKay, of Femme. It’s directed and written by Mark Jenkin, who previously made the films Bait and Enys Men.
The show boasts a strong cast, featuring Stephen Amell (known from Arrow and Suits: LA) as Officer Henry ‘Hank’ Roland, Hamza Haq from Transplant, and Minnie Driver (Emily in Paris). Driver and Haq play Tommy Hawley, Roland’s childhood friend, and May Ferguson, the head of a powerful and dangerous British crime family, respectively.
This set of cards is intriguing because of the unique combination of players and their diverse abilities. We’ll be looking at how strong each card is on its own, the best ways to build a deck around them, and ultimately, whether it’s worth collecting them or if you can safely skip this release.
Michael B. Jordan, who was previously in discussions, is now officially confirmed to star in Miami Vice ’85, a new take on the classic Miami Vice TV show (according to The Hollywood Reporter). He’ll be acting alongside Austin Butler, with Jordan playing Ricardo ‘Rico’ Tubbs and Butler as James ‘Sonny’ Crockett – roles famously portrayed by Philip Michael Thomas and Don Johnson in the original series.
The movie is adapted from Patrick Ness’s 2008 novel, The Knife of Never Letting Go. It takes place on a world where only men live, but that changes when Viola (Ridley) unexpectedly lands there and is sheltered by Todd (Holland).
The game is clearly prioritizing a consistent schedule, and its strong support for the esports community is already noticeable – it feels more dedicated to competitive play than most other games. It’s keeping players and fans consistently updated with everything they need. Let’s put those broader observations aside and focus on the event itself.
I remember thinking that for people to believe me as this really tough, masculine character, I’d have to completely change how I looked. It meant a total transformation, and honestly, it involved growing a pretty terrible beard! I really wanted to embody the role fully, so I focused on the physical aspects too.