The Real Housewives of Potomac Reunion Recap: Liar, Liar

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The conflict between Ashley and Wendy perfectly illustrates what’s happening. The reunion starts with them arguing about who is more morally righteous. It’s worth pointing out that someone who spent years defending their husband against serious accusations doesn’t have much ground to criticize others for potentially profiting from those accused of crimes. However, Wendy’s reaction – trying to attack Ashley – wasn’t the right approach. Her attempt to highlight Ashley’s seemingly indifferent response to a text about her legal troubles felt off. It came across as simply a person not wanting to celebrate someone going to prison, but also not pretending to like them – a reasonable reaction to someone who’s often looked down on being accused of fraud. Wendy’s suggestion that this reflects poorly on Ashley’s character feels as empty as Angel’s repeated promises to be more playful.

Lily Collins Will Have Breakfast at Tiffany’s

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Collins’s company, Case Study Films, is working on the movie alongside Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Entertainment, and Scott LaStaiti (known for The Accountant 2). It’s currently unknown how much of Audrey Hepburn’s life the film will cover, beyond a single story – things like her work helping the Dutch Resistance during World War II or her Academy Award win for Roman Holiday are still to be determined.

10 PS2 Games With Art Styles So Strong They Still Look Better Than Many ‘Realistic’ Games Today

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The PlayStation 2 came out over twenty years ago, and even though graphics have improved dramatically since then, I often find myself drawn to its games’ art styles. The PS2 was a high point for creative game design, before a trend towards realistic, often drab, graphics took over – until the recent surge in independent game development. That’s why so many PS2 games are remastered rather than completely rebuilt; their original look still holds up beautifully.

Tom Hanks Will Play A US President For The First Time In Adaptation Of Prize-Winning Book

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Tom Hanks is set to play Abraham Lincoln in a film based on George Saunders’ acclaimed novel, Lincoln and the Bardo, according to Deadline. Published in 2017, the book tells the story of Lincoln coping with the death of his young son, Willie, who was eleven years old when he passed away. Lincoln and the Bardo received widespread praise and won the Booker Prize in 2017.

Cancelled Star Wars Movie Gets Another Tragic Update

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As a big Soderbergh fan, I’ve been following the story of his cancelled Star Wars project, and it’s just heartbreaking. He recently shared how much effort went into it, and it turns out he and his team spent two and a half years developing the film – completely unpaid! He called it The Hunt for Ben Solo, and honestly, hearing him talk about it makes it even more of a shame it never got made. It’s a huge loss for everyone who was excited about a different kind of Star Wars story.

Everything New on HBO Max in March

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In March, the show The Comeback, starring Lisa Kudrow, is returning for a third season. The sitcom originally aired on HBO in 2005 for one season, then had a second season in 2014. Now, after another 12 years, it’s back for what’s expected to be its final season. The show centers around Kudrow’s character, a former sitcom star.