The third episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, called “The Squire,” is the season’s midpoint and includes a major Easter egg – a hidden reference that hints at a larger, complex story within the Game of Thrones universe.
This new adaptation isn’t just a trip down memory lane – it aims to deliver on the promise of the beloved Inheritance Cycle novels. While the books captivated readers around the world, the first movie didn’t quite live up to the hype. Now, Disney+ seems determined to get it right, presenting Eragon as a high-quality fantasy series designed for in-depth, extended storytelling.
A recurring line in Battlestar Galactica is, “All of this has happened before, and all of this will happen again.” Often spoken by the Cylons, this phrase highlights a major theme of the show: the idea that humanity is doomed to repeat its mistakes, endlessly cycling through war, destruction, and attempts to survive. The line feels especially relevant today, even 22 years after the show originally aired, as we see similar patterns playing out in the real world.
As a lifelong Tolkien fan, I’ve always been fascinated by the unanswered questions in his world, especially regarding the Blue Wizards. Tolkien himself seemed unsure what to do with them, and it’s something he wrestled with throughout his writings. So, I was really intrigued to see Season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power reveal the Stranger as Gandalf the Grey – one of the five Istari sent to Middle-earth. And even more surprisingly, they’ve confirmed that Ciarán Hinds’ character, the Dark Wizard, is actually a Blue Wizard – Pallando! Now, The Rings of Power is already dividing fans, and I’m sure this move will spark even more debate. But honestly, I think it’s a clever way to address a problem Tolkien himself couldn’t quite solve after 71 years – finally giving some closure to those mysterious Blue Wizards.
According to FlixPatrol, the new movie Hurry Up Tomorrow, starring The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) and Jenna Ortega, is now the second most popular film on Starz in the US. It’s just behind The Knife at number one, which is impressive considering many critics didn’t like the film, but people are still watching it a lot.
Dune: Part Two surpassed the first film in almost every aspect, and it’s continued to resonate with audiences two years after its release. A major reason for this is the film’s ending, which both concludes the story of Paul Atreides and his companions while hinting at exciting and potentially dangerous events to come.
While Sherlock Holmes and John Watson are rightfully celebrated, many other great TV detectives deserve recognition too. From traditional police shows to unique crime series, a lot of investigators bring more emotional depth, complexity, or charisma to their roles than the famously detached and aloof Sherlock.
Okay, so if you’re like me and can’t wait for the next chapter, here’s the info on when and where to read Wind Breaker Chapter 207. I’ve got all the details on the release date and time!
The 2026 film Solo Mio features Kevin James as a man left at the altar who decides to take his planned honeymoon to Italy by himself. It’s one of a few new movies aiming to provide an alternative to the major sporting event, along with the sequel The Strangers: Chapter 3 and an extended cut of A24’s Charli XCX mockumentary, The Moment.
Mr. Robot, a suspenseful and mind-bending thriller created by Sam Esmail, really launched Rami Malek’s career. Before winning an Oscar for his role in Bohemian Rhapsody, he starred as Elliot Alderson, a cybersecurity worker at a somewhat questionable company called Allsafe. Elliot struggled with social anxiety and a dissociative identity disorder, and found an outlet by becoming a hacker who fights for justice, especially after being drawn into a mission by the mysterious Christian Slater’s character.