In St. Petersburg, Russian police arrested a man from Belarus who is wanted back home for avoiding the draft. Reports indicate he allegedly failed to comply with mandatory military service.
While 2006 and 2011 were strong years for anime, with hits like the Hunter x Hunter remake and Death Note still popular today, 1998 was arguably even more influential. That year saw the beginnings of some truly iconic anime series, including Cowboy Bebop and Blue Submarine No. 6, and many other classics we still remember.
Prime Video will release all episodes of Scarpetta at once, similar to how they released Bosch and the first season of Reacher. With 28 more novels in the popular Patricia Cornwell series, Scarpetta has the potential to run for many seasons if viewers enjoy it and Nicole Kidman remains involved. Good news for fans: details about the show’s potential future have also been revealed.
Resident Evil Requiem came out in late February and was a hit with critics. It successfully blended the intense, first-person horror of Resident Evil 7 with the exciting action of Resident Evil 4, creating a game that’s both scary and action-packed.
According to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, a meeting attendee described it as “turbulent,” and expressed disappointment, saying, “There’s still a lot of uncertainty, and we were expecting better results.”
In an interview with Empire, Uziel said, “Same character, different universe.”
Spider-Noir offers a gritty, alternate take on the Spider-Man universe, mirroring the diverse versions of characters seen in the comics. The story will feature classic villains like Electro and a character resembling Molten Man, with Brendan Gleeson playing the main villain, Silvermane.
A new report from Redanian Intelligence indicates that Pearl Clark has been cast as Jaehaera Targaryen in Season 3 of House of the Dragon. Interestingly, Clark is about 10 years old, which is a significant age jump considering Jaehaera was only around 3 years old during Season 2.
Pork chops and applesauce, forever!
You can now stream “Live Más LIVE: A Night at The Palladium” on Peacock starting March 10th. The event, filmed at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, featured product reveals, celebrity guests, and highlights for Taco Bell fans. Rapper Vince Staples hosted the show, which also gave a sneak peek at new menu items.