It’s disappointing to say goodbye, but The Boys has become one of the best shows on television. Created by Eric Kripke, who also made Supernatural, the two series share a surprising similarity: both were originally planned to finish after five seasons, which would have provided a satisfying ending for each story.
Classic Westerns from cinema’s golden age gave us enduring films like Shane and The Searchers. Though these remain beloved, some other movies from that era haven’t aged as well. One overlooked, gritty Western perfectly captured the essence of the outlaw life with just five powerful words.
A reliable source, MyTimeToShineHello, recently posted on X that Star-Lord will be back in the upcoming movie Secret Wars, which is a direct sequel to this year’s Avengers: Doomsday. While Vol. 3 showed Star-Lord leaving his team in space to return to Earth and see his grandfather, it seems he’ll appear in Secret Wars as well.
Similar to how the show Mindhunter later delved into the psychology of criminals, CSI was groundbreaking for its detailed and graphic depictions of crime scenes on network television. While innovative for its time, this approach of focusing on the physical details of victims had already been featured in two popular book series.
Despite not being renewed with the first group of shows, ABC has confirmed that Will Trent will be back for a fifth season. Along with the renewal of The Rookie, this leaves just two shows – the Tim Allen comedy Shifting Gears and the detective series R.J. Decker – whose futures are still uncertain.
Ocarina of Time is a hugely influential game, and remaking it would be a fantastic way for Nintendo to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Zelda series. Although the Nintendo 64 original was previously remade for the 3DS, Nintendo recently hinted that a completely new remake is in development specifically for the Switch 2.
It seems likely this new movie will be a hit. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping takes place 24 years before the first film, showing us the day of the reaping for the 50th Hunger Games—also known as the Second Quarter Quell. Fans who loved Suzanne Collins’ books have been eagerly anticipating this story, and the recent trailer suggests it will live up to their expectations.
Etta Tiger Jonze feels trapped in the Florida Keys and longs for the exciting life of Miami. When a family tragedy destroys her family’s criminal operation, she’s forced into a perilous journey through the dark side of the city, a journey that will test her limits and shape her future.
The set was briefly delayed due to a technical issue with lead singer Maisie Everett’s microphone. Guitarist Mike Bradvica asked the sold-out crowd at the small, 150-person venue, Songbyrd in DC, to chat while they fixed it.
Prime Video stands out from other streaming services because it offers a huge library of movies and TV shows – practically everything is available there. While having so much choice is a great benefit, it can also be overwhelming for viewers.