Minority Mindset

I just read that Angela Kinsey, who I loved as Angela on The Office, is going to be on Season 2 of Shifting Gears! She’s playing a character named Lynn, and apparently, Tim Allen’s character, Matt, meets her on this dating app called TradSwipe – it’s for people who want traditional values. From what I hear, they really connect at first, but there’s something a little off about the whole thing, which makes me super curious to see how it plays out!

Although Doctor Who is confirmed to continue for now, fans are eager to see what the next season will bring. Many believe Billie Piper will be the Sixteenth Doctor, but the show is known for its surprises, and things are rarely straightforward. While Piper could reprise her role as the Doctor, Rose Tyler, or even the powerful entity known as the Moment, there’s an interesting theory suggesting she might be playing a different, well-known character instead.

The show FROM needs to start providing clear answers to its many mysteries, like the history of the strange town where it takes place, or it risks losing viewers – just like Lost did twenty years ago. As Season 4 approaches, it’s important to remember the biggest unanswered questions and whether they’ll ever be resolved.

Blumberg’s music for The Brutalist was harsh and mechanical, featuring clanging sounds over a grand orchestral base. For this project, he’s chosen a gentler style, relying on classic instruments and lush strings. But the true star is Seyfried, who breathes fresh life into everything she sings – whether it’s a modern pop song, a Joni Mitchell classic, or a piece from centuries ago.

Following a long wait after the first Avatar and The Way of Water, Fire and Ash continues the story immediately after the 2022 film. Jake Sully and Neytiri are seeking refuge with the water Na’vi when a new danger arises: a powerful clan of Na’vi warriors led by the formidable Varang (Oona Chaplin). She’s allied with the human army on Pandora, giving them the weapons they need. Fire and Ash plunges into all-out war, and everyone—even reviewers—is caught in the conflict.