Poker Face Is Over As We Know It

I really like this idea. We definitely need some fresh, lasting content – on TV and beyond – and this feels like a great chance to create it. Peter Dinklage is a perfect fit, as he already showed his talent for this kind of role earlier this year with a fantastic appearance on The Lowdown. He played an old friend of Ethan Hawke’s character who unexpectedly shows up, outshines him, and actually does a better job solving the case.

UFC Meets Blockchain: Betting on Fights, Not Just Fists!🥊💥

A UFC blog post, penned with the gravity of a prophet, declared that Polymarket will inject a data-driven storytelling layer into live fight broadcasts. Picture this: a “Fan Prediction Scoreboard” that translates the audience’s collective anxiety into a live readout, like a heartbeat monitor for chaos. 😂💓

Disney Cut 1 Major ‘Ahsoka’ Actor from ‘Andor,’ Reveals Star

In the first season of Andor, Brasso was presented as a working-class resident of the planet Ferrix. Actor Joplin Sibtain played the character in nine episodes over the show’s first two seasons, but Brasso’s story ended in Season 2, Episode 3. Despite delivering a fantastic performance as Brasso, Sibtain wasn’t the first actor considered for the role.

Mark Wahlberg’s R-Rated “Action-Packed” & “Amazing” Thriller Continues to Succeed on Streaming

The Amazon MGM Studios film, Play Dirty, launched on Prime Video on October 1, 2025, and has been a hit ever since, consistently ranking among the top 10 most-watched movies. Currently, it’s the eighth most popular title on the platform, positioned between the horror film The Woman in the Yard and the James Bond movie No Time to Die. Written and directed by Shane Black and adapted from the Parker novels by Donald E. Westlake, Play Dirty stars Mark Wahlberg as a professional thief planning his most ambitious robbery yet. Here’s what the movie is about:

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Recap: I’m Not Obviously Stoked

The dinner conversation in St. George continues with Marciano and the women, and both he and Jessi have been cleared of any wrongdoing in that area. Jessi faces tough questioning about whether she’s been truthful, both about the situation with Marciano and about Demi. This leads to a discussion about how lie detectors actually work – they even wonder if a small, polite lie, like complimenting a questionable outfit, would register. It’s a healthy level of skepticism, and I appreciate everyone questioning things. Jessi steps away to call Jordan, and the conversation doesn’t go well. He was aware of the lie detector test but is angry that Marciano is even there. Honestly, he should be upset with the show’s producers, not turning this into a dramatic storyline to prove he’s trying to save his marriage. It feels less like a fight for his marriage and more like just a fight, period.