Emily in Paris Recap: The Lying Life of Adults

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It’s finally time to launch Muratori Paradiso. Emily’s idea to host a small launch party in Solitano for a few influencers is smart. However, Marcello’s question – “How will inviting TikTokers and paying them help us sell perfume?” – and the way he asked it, just proves he doesn’t get it. Seriously, doesn’t he realize this is standard practice? And why does he always talk like he’s trying to flirt, even in business meetings with his own mother? It reminds me of Bec’s breathy voice on YouTube – a little too affected, a little too much effort. Regardless, Emily has to explain social media to Marcello, which is hard to believe considering he’s clearly dated plenty of model-influencers and should understand the basics.

Previously, on Avatar

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So, all the action takes place on Pandora, a moon incredibly far from Earth. The name itself – a clear reference to the myth – hints that humanity’s efforts to colonize and gather resources there will unleash both amazing discoveries and serious trouble. It’s a pretty direct connection, don’t you think?

What time is Pluribus Episode 8 out on Apple TV?

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Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad, has a new hit on his hands with Pluribus. The show follows Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) as she navigates a world where a virus has turned most people into a single, cheerful, and cooperative consciousness.

Primal Pursuit codes (December 2025)

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In Primal Pursuit, whether you’re playing as a dinosaur or a human, gathering resources is essential for survival. The main resource is called Bones – it’s used for almost everything in the game and is often given as a reward for using codes. If you want to build up your supplies and get a head start, here’s a list of currently available Primal Pursuit codes and instructions on how to redeem them.

Classic Final Fantasy Is Still Very Popular

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The official Final Fantasy X account recently announced that the Pixel Remaster series has reached a major sales milestone, expressing gratitude to fans for their support. Originally released in 2021, these retro RPGs initially received some criticism for their font choices. The series includes updated versions of the first six Final Fantasy games—from the original Final Fantasy on NES (1987) to Final Fantasy VI on SNES (1994)—with new features like auto-battle and updated user interfaces.

Bluey’s Quest For The Gold Pen Review – Kindergarten Zelda

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When discussing Quest for the Gold Pen, it’s natural to compare it to the other Bluey video game. While that first game did a great job of recreating the show’s visual style, it wasn’t very exciting. It mostly consisted of simple games played around the Heeler house, connected by a basic story about a treasure map. It was sweet, but it didn’t quite capture the charm and creativity of the cartoon, and the gameplay itself wasn’t very engaging.