Crunchyroll Makes Massive Deal With Streaming Giant: Details Here

According to CBR, Crunchyroll is now built right into the Apple TV app, potentially reaching millions more viewers in various countries. This makes it easier for people to watch and helps Crunchyroll stand out in the crowded streaming market, where big tech companies are constantly competing for viewers.

Batman’s Lamest Villain Gets a Makeover From DC & Faces Harley Quinn

In Harley Quinn #60, written by Elliott Kalan and illustrated by Carlos Olivares, Harley reinvents herself with a new name and attitude. Following the events of DC K.O., she decides to become a more dedicated hero. This leads to the creation of Bat-Quinn – a serious, intense vigilante who fights crime using methods very similar to those of Batman, particularly as depicted in Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight.

Michael Fassbender Is Daddy (Kennedy)

The Kennedy family drama continues with Laura Donnelly as Rose Kennedy, caught between her husband, Joe Sr., and Swanson. Nick Robinson will play the favored son, Joe Jr., while Joshuah Melnick takes on the role of Jack Kennedy, who would later become president. Tipper Seifert-Cleveland will portray the heartbreaking story of Rosemary Kennedy. The cast also includes Wyatt Russell as Charles Lindbergh, Caitlin FitzGerald as Clare Boothe Luce, a playwright and politician, and Toby Huss as Franklin D. Roosevelt. Toby Huss proves his versatility, having played characters ranging from the incredibly strong Artie to the uniquely vulnerable Cotton Hill and now, a president in a wheelchair.

Peter Jackson Said the Dawn of the Dead is the Greatest Horror Movie Ever

Peter Jackson has said that his entire career, including blockbuster films like The Lord of the Rings, wouldn’t have been possible without his early work on low-budget horror movies. He specifically credits George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead as the film that shaped him into the director he is today, which makes sense considering how influential that 47-year-old zombie classic has been.

Gold’s Sigh, Bitcoin’s Sigh: A Tale of Two Assets in Turgenev’s Tone

Behold, a report from the enigmatic Darkfost, a name that rolls off the tongue like a character from a Russian epic, has identified a divergence between gold and Bitcoin. Gold, that steadfast matron of the investment world, after a year of unparalleled splendor, has entered a correction-a decline driven not by whimsy, but by the brutal mechanics of margin calls and forced liquidations. The smart money, once so smug in its golden embrace, is now being unceremoniously ejected, like an unwanted guest at a provincial ball.

Netflix’s Sisu: Road to Revenge Proves the ‘John Wick’ Clone Era Is Just Getting Started

The action film Sisu: Road to Revenge gained popularity after its release, drawing comparisons to the John Wick series – and it’s actually a sequel to a similar movie. While it didn’t initially make a huge splash in theaters, it’s now found a large audience on a major streaming service. This success suggests a potential future for action movies, in a way that echoes the older practice of releasing films directly to home video.

Dream-Casting an American Version of Last One Laughing

As a huge comedy fan, I’m obsessed with this show called Last One Laughing. The concept is brilliantly simple: ten comedians are locked in a room with everything they need – props, food, even a stage – but the goal is to not laugh. Seriously, crack up twice and you’re eliminated. Last person standing without laughing wins! The host – Jimmy Carr in the UK version – throws in games and challenges to mess with them, and each comedian prepares a bit – it doesn’t even have to be traditional stand-up – hoping to make the others lose it first. But honestly, the best part is just watching them interact and trying to keep straight faces. It’s hilarious! Speaking of which, if anyone at Amazon is listening, I’ve put together a dream list of ten US comedians who I think would absolutely crush it on the first season of Last One Laughing: U.S. – hopefully that’s coming soon!

HBO’s Harry Potter Is Already Breaking My Heart

One exciting thing about the new Harry Potter trailer is that the show will actually show events that were only talked about in the books. For instance, the first book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, didn’t depict Harry being bullied by Dudley or getting a harsh haircut from Petunia, even though the book did mention these things happening. The book explained that Petunia once cut Harry’s hair extremely short because she was annoyed by it, and then punished him when it grew back quickly.