Paramount+ doesn’t have a ton of new shows this week, but they do have a good mix of current favorites and classic series available only on their platform – something for everyone, depending on your taste.
Recent leaks suggest that Fortnite has a lot of exciting collaborations planned for the future. Rumors indicate that characters from Ben 10 and Solo Leveling will be added to the game this year, and there’s even early talk of a team-up with Overwatch from Blizzard. However, the next collaboration is a surprising one no one expected.
The album’s soundtrack includes 18 songs, with two brand new tracks created specifically for this release. You can listen to the soundtrack – excluding those two exclusive vinyl tracks – for free on Bandcamp. Pre-orders are open now for $45 until March 30th, both here and in Europe. The album is expected to ship in July.
This game puts you in the role of a receptionist at an adventurer’s guild. Your main job is to match adventurers with quests that fit their skills and experience.
Brian De Palma’s thriller Blow Out is currently available to stream on Tubi and The Roku Channel. In 1994, while promoting Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino found the film at a video store and shared his thoughts on it.
On the recent Hot Mic podcast, John Rocha shared some new rumors about the upcoming movie. He said that Doctor Doom will reportedly have a group of followers – described as witches and wizards – working under his command, which Rocha is calling a ‘black order’.
Andrew Guest, the creator of the new Disney+ series Wonder Man, recently addressed questions about whether the character Simon Williams is a mutant after his introduction into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The show itself follows Simon, an actor who is determined to be cast as the lead in a Wonder Man movie remake.
The company is adapting Hannah Rose May’s comic book series, The Exorcism at 1600 Penn, into a feature film. The story is a supernatural thriller taking place in the White House.
Catherine O’Hara, despite a long and successful career, remains remarkably down-to-earth – she even complimented my hair! She actually developed a knack for hairstyling early in her career with Second City and SCTV, helping create looks for herself and her colleagues to bring different characters to life. This talent has served her well in a wide range of roles, from films like Beetlejuice and Home Alone, to Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy’s mockumentaries (Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, and For Your Consideration), and most recently, her acclaimed role as Moira Rose on Schitt’s Creek. “Some actors prefer to play similar characters, but I love variety,” she explains. “I don’t want to be limited – I want to explore different roles and not be defined by just one thing. I’m still figuring out who I am!”
Even before its official release, the film Iron Lung has already made more than its $3 million budget, earning $3.5 million from early screenings.