Minority Mindset

Seeing my favorite reality stars in person was fun, but the real highlight of BravoCon is always connecting with other fans. Everyone kept saying Bravo fans are the best, and it was amazing to feel that energy! Getting a picture with someone like Britani Bateman is cool, but what I love most is talking to people who truly get all the inside jokes and share the same passion. The whole weekend was filled with people ready to have a good time and instantly bond with strangers – even if those bonds sometimes turned into friendly rivalries, just like on the shows!

While the location hasn’t been officially announced, filming for the upcoming live-action Zelda adaptation likely began in Wellington, New Zealand, on November 4th, according to production details. The story will follow Link on a dangerous adventure where he fights monsters, explores challenging dungeons, and solves complex puzzles to find powerful artifacts. These artifacts will help him defeat Ganon, a cruel and powerful warlord. Recent official photos of the characters follow a leaked video from November 14th, which appeared to show Dichen Lachman (known for Severance) giving Zelda a sword, leading fans to believe she might be playing Impa – though this hasn’t been confirmed. Despite these glimpses, fans are still eager to find out one key thing: will Link have dialogue in the film?

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Fleischer told Entertainment Weekly he was especially eager to tie up loose ends from the previous two films and address questions fans had, such as what happened to the character Henley and why she wasn’t in the second movie. He felt it was crucial to bring Isla Fisher back to resolve that storyline.

Netflix’s Tudum announced that Season 2 of The Hunting Wives is currently being filmed. They shared a photo showing a wig belonging to Margo (played by Malin Akerman) sitting on its own chair alongside the chairs for Margo and Sophie (Brittany Snow).

I’ve been unsure how to view Angel for the past few weeks. I initially thought her behavior stemmed from being a new, insecure mom who wasn’t prepared for the pressures of the show. While I still believe that’s part of it, it’s becoming clear she’s deliberately hiding a mean side. She constantly emphasizes her husband’s experience and status in the league, claims he’s close friends with everyone on the show, and gets upset when others bring drama near her. She’s good at pretending she’s innocent whenever someone like Wendy confronts her, quickly distancing herself from any conflict. However, this week we’ll see her talking with her sister, and it seems like her true personality will finally be revealed.

As a critic, I’ve been following the expanding universe of Yellowstone, and the latest news is exciting. This new spinoff picks up where season five left off, and it’s just one of several projects Paramount is developing. What really has fans buzzing – and me too, honestly – is the confirmation that we’ll be seeing more of Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) in their own series, The Dutton Ranch, also on Paramount+. While we’re still waiting on a release date for that one, it sounds like Kayce’s story will be continuing soon as well. It’s a good time to be a Yellowstone fan!