In this new video, game designers Mackenzie de Armas and Todd Kenreck explain the unique abilities of two entirely fresh subclasses for D&D, as well as six revamped versions of previously existing subclasses from D&D 5e. Keep in mind that these updated abilities are still in their early stages of development, so players have until May 13 to offer feedback and suggestions.
During Wednesday’s quarterly earnings meeting, Iger conceded a point long voiced by both critics and supporters: Disney’s content production, notably Marvel Studios, has often favored quantity over quality. He admitted that the company had, to some extent, lost focus due to excessive expansion in both film and streaming, resulting in an overproduction of content too swiftly.
Indeed, by assembling these action legends, movie franchises like The Expendables and The Fast and Furious provided a platform for action stars known for high-octane stunts to collaborate. Prior to this trend, a delightful yet unexpected collaboration occurred in an unconventional film, offering fans of these iconic actors a thrilling surprise.
The last 24 hours in crypto have been positively Bacchanalian. Bitcoin, with the nonchalance of a lord reclaiming his ancestral seat, breezed back into the $100,000 club, a place it last haunted in February. Not wishing to be upstaged, Ethereum put on its best face and tripped above $2,000, bravely shaking off the lingering vapors of U.S.-China geo-financial melodrama.
This most recent elevation in fortune arrives on the heels of the entire crypto market’s unseemly exuberance, all because the Federal Reserve, with a gravity one more often expects of a stern uncle, declined to befuddle the public with any alteration in interest. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump, never one for a quiet afternoon, has proclaimed a trade alliance with the United Kingdom of such import, one suspects he might have sealed it with a pot of tea and a promise. 🇬🇧☕
In a world where only children might argue that Star Wars lacks political undertones, Andor stands out as mature storytelling. Its sophisticated narrative cleverly weaves comparisons between the tyrannical Empire, the emerging Rebellion, and various historical conflicts, creating a parallel that resonates with contemporary issues. The chilling massacre at Ghorman in “Who Are You?” echoes not only the French Resistance against Nazi Germany during World War II but also the Algerian struggle for independence from France in the 1950s and 1960s, demonstrating writer Dan Gilroy’s keen awareness that heroes can be perceived as villains by others.
The captivating aspect of Andor lies in its portrayal of those who defy oppression as the ones we should support. This series has never felt more insightful in exploring the intricate ways oppressors exercise power or more urgent in explaining how this happens: through propaganda, disinformation, sycophantic media, double-dealing politicians, xenophobia, and militaristic aggression.
“Who Are You?” serves as a guide to the imperialist playbook, and Andor shines brightest when it portrays the Empire as destructive, treacherous, and merciless. Moreover, its depiction of power consolidation by engineering powerlessness is both painfully relevant and enduringly timeless.
Pegasus, their crown jewel—zero-click espionage for the gadget-eager class—let digital footpads ransack your pockets while you weren’t even looking. Why click when you can be robbed in your sleep, darling?
This one-hour pilot originates from writer and executive producer Rob Doherty, who’s joined by director and executive producer Paul McGuigan. Hiaasen also serves as an executive producer, alongside Carl Beverly and Sarah Timberman of Timberman/Beverly Productions. The studio responsible is 20th Television.
According to the official page for “Teenage Euthanasia,” there are strong indications that the series won’t return for a third season, as its bio now reads, “Like Trophy Fantasy’s heart, this show is at an end.” The last post on the “Teenage Euthanasia” Instagram was in October 2023, and it appears that fresh episodes may no longer be forthcoming.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, the physical Anniversary Edition of “Darkest Dungeon II” will debut for both PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. Pre-orders are currently available. Priced at $99.99, this bundle offers much more than just the standard game. Here’s what you can expect: