The newest addition to the Alien movie series is now showing in cinemas, and Alien: Romulus has been receiving impressive feedback from both fans and critics. Directed by Fede Alvarez, who’s also known for films like Don’t Breathe and Evil Dead, Alien: Romulus is a chilling, violent, and tense movie that returns the franchise to its horror-survival genre roots.
The question of whether life exists elsewhere in the universe is a big one for humanity. But if the discovery of Xenomorphs ever turns out to be the thing that answers that question, we’ll almost certainly wish we’d never asked it.
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Season 4 Part 1 of Emily in Paris.
If you were asked to discuss the charm of the television series Emily in Paris, now in its fourth season, at a gathering filled with nuclear physicists, foreign-policy experts, and career military personnel, I’d wish you good luck and excuse myself from the conversation. Many have criticized the show for its lack of depth and other imperfections: It oversimplifies French culture, the characters wear impractical outfits, Emily, portrayed by Lily Collins, is visually appealing but not complex, and she doesn’t speak fluent French. One might wonder if she’s simply unintelligent. Yet, the appeal of Emily in Paris—particularly for women—resonates with outdated notions that have long been used to dismiss our interests as trivial: Women have been associated with frivolity and decorative items for centuries, while men engage in serious discussions. In essence, the show’s allure is a relic of old ideas that linger, much like colored ribbons or silk gowns at the millinery counter—women stick to their fluff, while men retreat to the study with their cigars to discuss weighty matters.
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Season 4 Part 1 of Emily in Paris.
LOS ANGELES – Five individuals, including his personal assistant and two physicians, have been indicted for their roles in the case surrounding Matthew Perry’s death. Authorities referred to this as a “widespread criminal network” operating undercover, which allegedly supplied the late ‘Friends’ actor with the potent surgical anesthetic that ultimately led to his demise.
In the fourth installment of HBO’s post-apocalyptic series “The Last of Us“, when Keivonn Woodard debuted as Sam Burrell, he was brandishing a firearm and signaled for silence by placing one finger to his lips. This brief moment in the 2023 premiere season sparked a week’s worth of excitement among viewers as they eagerly waited to see more of Sam, a 8-year-old character who, like Keivonn, is deaf and navigates through the show’s zombie outbreak.
Get ready for UFC’s comeback in Australia! UFC 305 will take place at Perth, Australia’s RAC Arena on August 17. The lineup boasts some fantastic fights featuring Australian and New Zealand natives. The headliner is a highly anticipated middleweight title defense, as Dricus Du Plessis faces off against former champion and No. 2 ranked Israel Adesanya. In the co-main event, the flyweight division heats up with No. 4 ranked Kai Kara-France squaring off against No. 7 ranked Steve Erceg. The lightweight division also offers a high-stakes matchup, as No. 5 ranked Mateusz Gamrot goes head-to-head with No. 11 ranked Dan Hooker. While these fights promise to be exciting, the underdog fight at UFC 305 features combatants from outside Australia and New Zealand.
As a dedicated fan, I’ve been witnessing Kroger’s unwavering support for JTG Daugherty Racing since their second full run in the NASCAR Cup Series back in 2010. However, whispers have been circulating this year about America’s largest supermarket chain potentially jumping ship to a different team after the 2024 season, which could mark the end of one of racing’s longest-lasting partnerships.
4 years ago, Eugene and Dan Levy achieved a unique milestone by becoming the first pair of fathers and sons to win Emmy Awards in the same year. This year, they’re venturing into uncharted territory again – they will be co-hosting the Emmy Awards.