Stranger Things Season 5: Will’s Sexuality Still Not Confirmed

Will’s link to the Upside Down has always been a key part of the show’s story, but his character hasn’t always been fully explored. Because he hasn’t been in every episode, it’s been harder to get to know him and see him grow. However, in the first part of Stranger Things season 5, Will is presented as a more relatable and emotionally open character.

Tom Hanks’ Career-Defining Film Forrest Gump Sets Netflix Release Date

Starting December 1st, you’ll be able to watch Forrest Gump on Tubi, the free streaming service with ads. Then, on December 4th, the beloved 1994 film will also be available on Netflix. Starring Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump tells the story of a man who overcomes challenges to achieve incredible things, from meeting presidents to serving as a decorated hero in the Vietnam War. The movie was a huge success, earning over $678 million worldwide.

You Can Play PS5’s Biggest RPG of 2025 for Free and You Don’t Even Need PS Plus

The RPG Where Winds Meet, launched on November 14th for PlayStation 5 and PC, is already proving popular with players. On Steam, it reached over 251,000 concurrent players during its first week, consistently maintaining a daily peak of over 141,000. According to PS-Timetracker, the game is also among the top 20 most-played titles on PlayStation Network. Considering Where Winds Meet has only been available for less than 30 days, its number-17 ranking is a strong achievement.

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House Of The Dragon Is Officially Fixing Game Of Thrones Season 8

Many fans felt the last two seasons of Game of Thrones were too fast-paced, leaving storylines and character developments feeling incomplete. With season 3 of House of the Dragon on the horizon, viewers are hoping it avoids a similar outcome. Fortunately, recent news about House of the Dragon‘s production suggests the show is learning from the mistakes made in Game of Thrones and aiming for a more satisfying conclusion.

Justice League Member Kills Vile DC Villain, Breaks Their Code

In issue #30 of Green Arrow, written by Chris Condo and illustrated by Montos, a character was killed, concluding the “Crimson Sands” story arc. This arc reintroduced the villain Crimson Archer. The original Crimson Archer was Herb Vraney, a gangster who sought elaborate revenge on Green Arrow after being arrested. His plan involved getting plastic surgery and pretending to be a wealthy benefactor, hiring Green Arrow to give him archery lessons. He then attempted – unsuccessfully – to use these skills as the Crimson Archer to kill Green Arrow with his own bow and arrows.

Silksong devs confirm major content update and new games beyond the Hollow Knight universe

Hollow Knight Silksong quickly became a massive hit, exceeding the expectations of most independent games. It sold millions of copies in just a few days and quickly gained over five million players. Critics loved it, giving it scores in the low 90s on Metacritic, and players agreed, reflected in high user scores. The game also became incredibly popular on Steam, peaking with over half a million players online at the same time.