In Season 2, Episode 2 of *Peacemaker*, it was revealed that Ads and Keeya have split up. Ads decided to stay in Evergreen to focus on her security business and the 11th Street Kids, which led to the breakup. Keeya expressed that she was frustrated with Ads constantly altering their relationship to suit her own needs. However, a recently released image suggests they will meet again before the season ends to talk things through.
Cracker Barrel has cut ties with Prophet, the consulting firm that led its recent and unpopular rebranding effort. This decision comes after weeks of negative feedback from the public, a drop in the company’s stock price, and increasing demands to return to its classic brand identity. Read More 2025-10-07 20:55
Timothée Chalamet dedicated six years to preparing for this role, starting in 2018 when he first discussed the project with the director, long before funding was secured, and continuing through filming in September 2024. During the COVID lockdown, he transformed his living room into a ping-pong practice space and even used the time to improve his musical skills for his role as Bob Dylan in the film *A Complete Unknown*. He assured *The Hollywood Reporter* that all of this is well-documented and will be revealed. He described these projects as uniquely allowing him years of preparation, and confirmed he was working on both simultaneously. One can only wonder if he channeled Bob Dylan while perfecting his ping-pong skills – a question that remains unanswered.
I was really fascinated by Yuan’s experience on the show. It was so interesting to watch her connect with Patrick, a construction manager who shared her background – they didn’t anticipate a spark, but she really opened up to him, even sharing details about her complicated family and playfully questioning her growing feelings. At the same time, she had a fun, easy connection with Blake, and they clearly had a great time together. But then, out of the blue, she decided to leave! It caused so much drama in the pods. Patrick quickly moved on and got engaged to Kacie, and Blake leaving soon after left Megan, or ‘Sparkle Meg’ as everyone calls her, questioning her own relationships. Yuan has said the show made her decision seem sudden, but she insists it wasn’t. She said there were hours of footage of her wrestling with her feelings and knowing she was ready to go, but of course, that didn’t make the final cut.
Before we learn what brings these acclaimed actors to our screens, the scene flashes back to them getting ready for an interview with Mayor Tillman. This shift to an interview podcast format is due to the terms of their contract with Wondify, which places certain restrictions on what they can discuss. These restrictions are so strict that when the mayor attempts to discuss the murder case, they’re forced to stop him and explain they can no longer cover it because the suspects purchased Wondify to silence them. Mayor Tillman is initially surprised to hear Bash is a suspect, but after asking his assistant to leave, he confidently tells them, “Bash Steed is your murderer.”
The new film, *Tron: Ares*, centers on a conflict between two tech company CEOs vying for control of the future. One CEO is pushing forward with artificial intelligence, hoping it will be a force for good – a cautiously optimistic outlook, to say the least. The film essentially accepts that AI is inevitable, but suggests we can only hope it will be friendly, and that it will take the form of Jared Leto. Leto plays Ares, a highly advanced program created by Julian Dillinger (played by Evan Peters), a cynical character who has taken over his family’s company. His mother, Elisabeth (Gillian Anderson, who seems to be enjoying her role), is a strong and determined leader. The film, directed by Joachim Rønning, depicts a fierce competition between Dillinger Systems and Flynn’s ENCOM to lead the AI revolution. It’s a somewhat unsettling thought that the fate of humanity might rest with either a defense contractor or a gaming company.
It’s remarkable how relevant the original *Tron* has become with time. Beneath its somewhat dated, fantastical story of a programmer trapped inside a video game, the film really explores the idea of artificial intelligence becoming so powerful that it poses a danger to us. That concept felt far-fetched back in the early 1980s, but today it feels surprisingly accurate.
As a huge fan, I’m thrilled to hear that *Ben 10* is making a comeback in 2026! What’s even cooler is that Joe Casey, one of the original writers, is working on a brand-new comic story. Apparently, they’re planning to give the *Ben 10* universe a similar feel to Spider-Man – which, honestly, sounds amazing. I can’t wait to see what they do with it!
Netflix unveiled the official trailer for the upcoming The Witcher Read More 2025-10-07 18:04
Initially, many viewers doubted Robert Patrick’s ability to fill the shoes of Agent John Doggett, following David Duchovny’s departure. However, he eventually won fans over as Gillian Anderson’s new partner, appearing in 40 episodes across seasons 8 and 9. Despite not being involved in the recent revival, Patrick recently discussed the possibility of returning as FBI Special Agent John Doggett in the upcoming series produced by Ryan Coogler.