The Main Villain For Doctor Who Season 16 Is Now Clear

Thankfully, Doctor Who ended the year with a strong story. While the adventure featuring UNIT and the Sea Devils wasn’t subtle in its message about the environment, The War Between the Land and the Sea was still a captivating sci-fi thriller. Though the story largely stands on its own, separate from the current Doctor Who timeline, it clearly established a compelling villain for season 16.

Branching Path: Mikhail Madnani’s Top 10 Games of 2025

These are games I really liked, either because I haven’t finished them yet, or because they just didn’t quite make my top 10 list. I recommend all of them! And 2025 had even more games I loved than 2024 – I found myself getting really invested in a lot of them for various reasons.

Who Is Mubi For?

According to Mubi, director Huang essentially asked them to stop showing his film. This came after Huang publicly criticized Mubi’s decision to accept $100 million in funding from Sequoia Capital. The investment, announced in May, sparked controversy because Sequoia had also invested in an Israeli defense company, Kela, following the attacks on October 7th and during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In an Instagram post, Huang explained he wouldn’t promote his film unless Mubi dealt with the situation, stating, ‘We have to start saying ‘NO.’’ and that he wasn’t being overly sensitive about it.

What time is Physical: Asia spinoff Welcome to Mongolia on Netflix?

So, you loved Physical: 100? Well, Physical: Asia is basically a new version of that show! It takes the same intense competition format – 100 contestants pushing themselves to the absolute limit through crazy challenges – but this time it’s focused on players from across Asia. The goal is still the same: be the last one standing and claim the title – and the prize money, of course!

Fallout Recap: The War of the Two Caesars

This episode expertly brings together the two main groups from Fallout: New Vegas – groups who have been enemies for years – and also shows the Brotherhood of Steel starting to fall apart. The common thread throughout is humanity’s tendency towards conflict. Picking up where the last episode left off, Lucy is taken to the Legion’s main camp and meets Caesar, along with his second-in-command, Legate Lacerta, played by Macaulay Culkin. (It’s unclear what happened to Legate Lanius, but Culkin’s armor looks fantastic in live-action – great work by the costume designers!) The episode quickly establishes the Legion’s brutal nature when the woman Lucy saved is executed for letting her Legionary escape – a stark reminder of what happened in Nipton in New Vegas. The series faithfully recreates the Legion’s unique style, including repurposed American football gear as Roman armor, their use of Latin phrases, and their habit of calling Caesar “kai-sar.” And, unsurprisingly, they’re all a bit crazy.