John Oliver was right to call RHOSLC amazing – it truly is! Each episode is packed with both drama and laughs, largely because the cast is so engaging. Angie K has had an incredible journey, going from a supporting player to a central figure, and she’s a great example for other Bravo stars to follow.
Okay, so episode seven of Tulsa King really drove home the growing tension between Dwight and Jeremiah Dunmire, and we got a deeper look at just how messed up Jeremiah’s relationship with his son, Cole, is – that kid is seriously frustrating! They also showed us how Dwight and his crew managed to get the Attorney General on board. But honestly, what didn’t happen in the episode was the most interesting part to me. There were some huge gaps in the story that really stood out.
As a huge movie and TV fan, I can’t overstate how much of an impact Game of Thrones had. It felt like suddenly everyone was trying to make the next big fantasy epic, and honestly, a lot of shows are still trying to capture that same magic. Even the Game of Thrones spin-offs are aiming to reach the level of quality and popularity the original achieved.
In an interview with Marvel Cinematic Universe News (as reported by Comic Book), director Patty Jenkins was asked about potentially returning to superhero films, specifically mentioning the upcoming DCU Wonder Woman reboot and the Paradise Lost prequel series. While she expressed her continued love for Wonder Woman, Jenkins stated she’s currently focused on new projects and enjoying the change of pace. She enjoyed her time making superhero movies and hasn’t ruled out returning in the future, but is happy with what she’s doing now.
Colbert addressed the rumors, admitting he wasn’t sure if they were entirely accurate. He stated that the situation clearly harmed the network and its news division, and questioned why anyone would intentionally cause such damage except to gain favor with someone else. He acknowledged that people might suspect his involvement, given that the corporation had acted similarly in the past. However, Colbert insisted he had no part in it and wasn’t interested in getting involved, stating it wasn’t his responsibility to fix.
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According to What’s on Netflix, Shinsuke Sato, the creator of Alice in Borderland, is currently working on other Netflix shows, including season five of Kingdom and a live-action version of My Hero Academia. This makes it seem unlikely that we’ll see a fourth season of Alice in Borderland in Japan. However, there’s growing possibility of an American adaptation of the series.
Fans may be disappointed to learn that Lazarus likely won’t return for another season. While the creator, Harlan Coben, acknowledges the story feels complete – all questions raised in the first episode have been answered – he hasn’t ruled out a second season entirely. He says he’d only consider it if they could create a season even better than the first. This offers a glimmer of hope for more adventures with Sam Claflin, but it’s still a long shot. Coben has a history of preferring self-contained miniseries, believing it’s better to tell concise stories rather than stretching them out unnecessarily. This approach is something other miniseries creators should consider in today’s television landscape.
As a total movie buff, what really grabbed me about this trailer was the playful rivalry for the leading lady’s attention. You’ve got both guys, Hero and Manfred, clearly vying for Cherry, and they’re constantly trying to impress her more than the other. There’s this great moment where Manfred smoothly offers to get Cherry a drink – “I hoped we could have a drink” – but Hero immediately jumps in with “I’d love a drink!” It’s just brilliant, and then when Manfred points out there are only two glasses, Hero one-ups him by pulling out a flask! It’s that kind of witty competition that just makes you root for… well, both of them, honestly.
It’s typical for prisoners to have work assignments, and even Diddy is no exception. TMZ reports he’s been assigned to the laundry room at his new prison, where he’ll be washing and drying clothes for other inmates. This is a big change for Diddy, who previously depended on assistants for many tasks, including during his trial this summer.