Elsbeth Recap: Touch Grass and Get a Hobby, Already!

The villain in “Bunker Down” is a pathetic, wealthy tech entrepreneur. Tony Hale plays Craig Hollis as a deeply unlikeable and privileged man who has shut himself off from the outside world – specifically, the perceived dangers of the Upper East Side and protests against the wealthy. He uses advanced technology to try and calm his growing paranoia. Craig’s intense dislike and distrust of others are so strong that Lieutenant Connor, a character I’ve come to appreciate, even sharply criticizes him for using his intelligence for pointless and harmful goals.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Recap: It’s Making Me Uncomfy

It turns out Dakota isn’t being honest, and Jessi threatens to tell Taylor about inappropriate messages he sent to someone close to her if he doesn’t confess himself. He hasn’t come clean yet. They’re currently relaxing in bed, looking through photos from Stagecoach, and Taylor expresses her continued affection for him. It’s clear this drama will be used as a highlight reel for the upcoming season of The Bachelorette.

Every Time The Avengers Fought an Evil AI, Ranked

A key member of the original Avengers is also a pioneer in artificial intelligence within the Marvel Universe. This explains why the Avengers have always been closely connected to the growth of robotic intelligence. Stories like Iron Man 2020 and teams such as Avengers A.I. have continued to explore and advance AI technology in the Marvel world.

Jennifer Aniston Admits Rachel Green Is The Character She’s ‘Most Like,’ But There’s Another Famous Role She Wishes She Embodied

Named one of Elle’s Women of 2025, Jennifer Aniston recently shared details about her life and career. When asked which of her past characters she most relates to, she chose Rachel Green. However, she expressed admiration for Alex Levy from The Morning Show, explaining that she’s drawn to Levy’s overall energy rather than any intensity or drama.

‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Ending, Explained

It seems the mysterious group known as the Eye is once again pulling the strings. The original Four Horsemen – J. Daniel Atlas, Merritt McKinney, Jack Wilder, and Henley Reeves – receive invitations that act as a map, leading them to a castle in France. But they can’t do it alone; they need help from a new trio of talented magicians – Charlie, Bosco Leroy, and June – who are running similar schemes in Brooklyn.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Recap: The Vibes Are Off

Instead, everyone heads to Palm Springs for the Stagecoach music festival. There, social media moms are making sponsored content for a particularly questionable brand, and everyone’s talking about when the ‘DadTok’ influencers will arrive. Before anyone can really consider Dakota’s motives for trying to get back with Taylor, Demi starts causing trouble again, posting a story that reads:

Fans Could Not Stop Talking About Wanting More Demi Moore In Landman. She Promises She’s Not Going To Be The ‘Where’s Waldo’ In Season 2

Many viewers felt Cami wasn’t featured enough in the first season of Landman and expressed a desire to see more of Demi Moore in the Billy Bob Thornton drama. It seems that was intentional all along. In a recent interview with TopMob, Moore revealed that Taylor Sheridan told her early on that Cami’s role would be limited in Season 1, but would become much more significant in Season 2. She shared with me that…

The Beast in Me Recap: Spilled Milk

It’s not unexpected, given how common this behavior seems to be. Nile is clearly struggling to maintain a calm exterior. When he visits Teddy Fenig at the art show, his frustration is obvious. While it’s unknown what Nile originally intended to do with Teddy, Abbott’s involvement has disrupted his plans. Since Nile arrived in Oyster Bay, two people connected to him through Aggie have either died or gone missing. This raises suspicions about Nile, but also casts a shadow on Aggie as well.

Mormon Wives Jessi Did Have an Affair with Marciano

Things really hit the fan when the ‘MomTok’ community found out about the affair. Suddenly, there was a lot of tension between Jessi and Jordan’s supporters, and it felt like their marriage was crumbling all over again. They decided on another 90-day separation, hoping to work things out. Honestly, watching it all unfold this week has been tough. Jessi has even changed her last name back to Draper, which makes me wonder if they’re still a couple. The one small positive? He’s been leaving supportive comments on her posts, and that seems to be a big deal to the ‘MomTok’ crowd – a little public affection goes a long way, apparently.