Paul Thomas Anderson’s film There Will Be Blood is a stunning Western set in early 1900s California, focusing on a ruthless oilman. Released in 2007, it’s considered one of the best American films of the last quarter-century and features a truly unforgettable closing line.
Artificial intelligence is playing a bigger role in everything we do. We’re starting to depend more and more on AI tools, from creating video games to helping with law enforcement.
Mike Flanagan made a name for himself with a string of horror series on Netflix that really redefined the genre. His first show, The Haunting of Hill House, is widely considered one of the greatest adaptations of a horror novel ever, and it still holds up incredibly well on repeat viewings. Despite a couple of less successful shows like The Midnight Club, Flanagan has built a large and dedicated fanbase thanks to his consistently strong work.
As of January 10-12, 2026, the Adam Driver sci-fi thriller ’65’ (released in 2023) is currently the #5 most popular movie on HBO Max in the United States, according to data from FlixPatrol. The film quickly became a trending title on the platform earlier this week and has stayed within the top five for three days straight. FlixPatrol monitors streaming popularity and official trends to rank movies and TV shows across various platforms worldwide.
Solana (SOL) has experienced a strong price rebound over the last few weeks, signaling renewed interest in the asset. Or maybe it’s just a caffeine-fueled panic attack disguised as a bull run. 🤷♂️
The soundtrack for Mario & Luigi: Brothership is now available on Nintendo Music, featuring 94 tracks and almost four hours of music. You can listen to it here, and enjoy the familiar playlist and customization options within the Nintendo Music app, just like with other Nintendo soundtracks.
This package includes the Metaphor: ReFantazio game itself, plus a digital strategy guide (available in English only), artbook, and soundtrack. It also features special costume and battle music sets from Shujun Academy & Jouin High. If you already own the Metaphor: ReFantazio – Atlus 35th Digital Anniversary Edition, you’ll receive the digital strategy guide for free. The complete guidebook costs $79.99, or you can upgrade from the standard game for $14.99. Please note this 55-page digital guide offers a streamlined experience with some unique content compared to the official, physical strategy guide from Future Press.
Most people going to see the movie Avatar probably won’t know who Major Tyler Bukowski is. He’s a key leader within the RDA, the organization trying to colonize Pandora, and is crucial to the military’s plans. However, despite being relatively unknown, Bukowski stands out as the most nuanced, smart, understanding, and powerful villain in the Avatar story so far.
K-dramas have become hugely popular, evolving from earlier Korean TV shows that were similar to long-running American soap operas. Although they’ve found success with tighter storylines and a winning formula, now K-dramas are facing challenges. Their initial appeal is starting to wear off, production costs are rising rapidly, and the intense competition from streaming platforms and their algorithms poses a serious threat to their continued popularity.
Even Joe, who usually doesn’t care about others’ feelings, understands that Max gets angry easily and needs to be handled gently. This week’s episode starts with Nathan harshly instructing Max on how to connect the Jet Ski to the crane. The details of their argument aren’t important; what matters is that their shouting is disturbing everyone on the boat. Sandy, hearing the commotion from the bridge, tells Nathan to ask Joe to handle the task next time instead of yelling. When Max returns, he’s upset by what he perceives as Nathan’s insults, and the Jet Ski remains in the water. Frustrated with Max, Nathan asks Joe to send him down and ends up connecting the Jet Ski himself. He demonstrates the correct method to V and Joe, but it’s baffling why he doesn’t make Max, who initially made the error, watch too. Although Nathan has improved as a leader since the beginning of the charters, he still struggles with conflict. He tends to lose his temper and then avoids addressing the issues directly, hoping his crew will figure out what he wants without clear guidance.