Masters of the Universe Trailer Beats Star Wars Mandalorian and Grogu Four-Month Total in Just Two Days

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The trailer for Masters of the Universe quickly became a hit, exceeding 16 million views in just two days (and now over 24 million). In comparison, the Star Wars trailer has only reached around 10 million views after being online for four months. This big difference has sparked discussion about how popular older franchises are, and whether fans are losing interest in brands that once seemed incredibly popular.

CBS Effectively Spoils Ellie Bishop’s NCIS Season 23 Fate Ahead Of Its 2026 Return

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The fall finale of NCIS Season 23 delivered a shocking twist. Jessica Knight’s first mission with the ELITE team involves tracking down Bishop. Emily Wickersham made a brief appearance at the episode’s end, creating a major cliffhanger. Surprisingly, CBS revealed the future of Wickersham’s character before the winter break even ended.

Original ‘Game of Thrones’ Star’s “Anxiety” Won’t Let Them Watch Any Spin-Offs

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Sophie Turner, best known for her role as Sansa Stark in all eight seasons of Game of Thrones, has said she doesn’t intend to watch the new Game of Thrones series. Speaking with journalist James B. Street at the premiere of her new show Steal on Prime Video, Turner admitted that even the show’s theme song makes her anxious. “Honestly, I just can’t bring myself to watch anything Game of Thrones related,” she explained.

TL;DR? The 5 Best AI Summarizers for Gamers

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Honestly, who has the time to read everything online – endless forum posts, detailed updates, and lengthy guides? An AI summarization tool acts like a personal assistant, quickly sorting through all that information. It’s a smart program that can scan large amounts of text and give you a concise summary, highlighting only the most important points – basically, the key takeaways you need to know.

ARC Raiders: Where Fails Are Funnier Than Wins

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Extraction shooters are known for being intense and stressful – you fight to survive and escape with your rewards. But ARC Raiders throws something new into the mix: it’s genuinely funny. The best moments aren’t about winning, they’re about the hilariously epic ways you fail. The game seems designed to let everything go wrong, and it’s incredibly entertaining when it does. It’s less about how well you play and more about the funny stories you’ll share with your friends. This combination of exciting action and slapstick comedy makes each game session unique and a lot of fun.