Skyward Entertainment shares a new look at action-adventure RPG Second Stone

Second Stone, first revealed in September 2022 as Second Stone: The Legend of the Hidden World, is an action RPG and platformer aiming for a vibrant and exciting gameplay experience. The developers have drawn inspiration from classic games like The Legend of Zelda, Jak and Daxter, Banjo-Kazooie, and Bloodborne.

This 10/10 John Wick Style 1970s Action Movie Almost Starred Bruce Lee

Taking place in 20th-century Japan, A Man Called Tiger features martial arts icon Jimmy Wang Yu as Chin Fu, a skilled kung fu master who single-handedly fights to avenge his father’s death and overcome a dangerous Japanese gang. While now considered one of Jimmy Wang Yu’s greatest roles, Bruce Lee was originally considered for the part.

Boston Blue: Jonah & Sean’s Evolving Bond After Life-Changing Shooting

The latest episode of the show saw Jonah Silver and Danny Reagan’s son, Sean Amonsen, become even closer after Sean heroically saved Jonah from a dangerous situation. During a tense scene, someone pulled a gun on Jonah, who braced for the worst. When Jonah looked back, he saw Sean had disarmed the attacker, gun in hand. Actor Mika Amonsen, who plays Silver, recently spoke with ScreenRant’s Liam Crowley about how this dramatic event strengthened the bond between their characters.

HBO’s The Outsider Is a Perfect Stephen King Binge

Richard Price’s The Outsider is a great example of well-structured storytelling. Its concise ten-episode run and complete storyline make it a rare Stephen King adaptation perfect for a weekend binge. The show doesn’t overstay its welcome, offering a satisfying conclusion – a valuable lesson for many ongoing TV series.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: On Weaponizing BFAs

The winners of recent seasons – Symone, Willow Pill, and Sasha Colby – were all captivating performers, immediately charming RuPaul despite their different styles. Some queens, particularly those with formal theater training, came across as overly calculated. There was a feeling they hadn’t embraced drag organically, but rather saw it as a platform to leverage their performance skills for career advancement. This idea was famously captured in a tweet about Rosé and Denali, suggesting they’d turned to drag as a last resort to achieve fame. While controversial, the tweet highlighted a concern RuPaul shared: some queens seemed to view drag as a means to an end, rather than a genuine passion. RuPaul believes drag is for those who don’t quite fit in, and she’s always championed queens who are authentic, even if a little rough around the edges. So, when queens rely heavily on professional training, it feels like a rejection of that core spirit of inclusivity and self-expression that RuPaul cherishes.