Pokemon Legends Z-A is the next big installment in the Pokemon series. It takes place in Lumiose City and blends realistic graphics with gameplay fans will recognize. The trailer, which came out on September 30th, offered a new glimpse at how you’ll explore the world and battle, continuing the style we first saw in Legends Arceus.
The New York Times bestselling author is releasing a special edition of her novel, The Primal of Blood and Bone, called the Craven-Proof Edition. Taking inspiration from Hellmann’s Garlic Aioli, this limited print run uses ink infused with garlic, intended to protect readers from the series’ vampire-like creatures, the Craven.
Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 3 reached an incredible milestone, making him the first streamer ever to gain 1 million subscribers. This significantly surpassed his own previous world record.
Finding Optimus Prime in stock has been tricky lately, mainly because of the new Lego Soundwave Transformers set. First released in August and only available at Lego Stores, the 1,505-piece Soundwave model is now available at more stores starting October 1. You can find the 2-in-1 Decepticon model-which transforms from a robot to a cassette player-on Amazon. However, it’s worth checking out Walmart’s deal while it lasts. Walmart is currently selling the new Soundwave Lego set for $180, which is $10 cheaper than the usual price of $190.
That’s not the only new Pokemon arriving in the game! Several other creatures will be appearing this month, including the psychic-type Pokemon Indeedee and a unique Psyduck sporting a swim ring to commemorate the latest season of the popular Netflix series, Pokemon Concierge. Plus, you’ll get extra opportunities to find the elusive fairy Pokemon Flabebe during September’s Community Day.
As a film buff, I always love hearing about the inspirations behind movies, and Richard Linklater really nailed it when talking about these two. He described them as two incredible moments in art history. He explained that Nouvelle Vague is all about the start of something special – 1959 Paris, right in the center of the New Wave, with a total cinematic revolution happening. Then, completely different, you’ve got the 1943 Broadway opening night of Oklahoma!, which was, in its own way, a revolution in musical theater. But this story is told from the perspective of someone feeling left behind. Though both films deal with artistic beginnings, their overall *feel* is miles apart. Nouvelle Vague is just pure joy, while Blue Moon is almost painfully sad. As Linklater put it, “One’s a beginning and one’s an end.” And he’s right – beginnings are fun, but endings? They really hit you in the feels.
The biggest new feature of the Luna redesign is called GameNight. It’s a collection of games designed for multiplayer fun, and you’ll control them using your cell phone. The lineup includes digital versions of classic board games such as Taboo and Clue, popular party games like Exploding Kittens, and brand new titles like Courtroom Chaos: Starring Snoop Dogg. In Courtroom Chaos, players try to persuade Judge Snoop Dogg to side with them by telling stories and blaming their opponents.
This Indian couple is getting a lot of attention on social media because they’re separating over a disagreement about how their pets behave. It’s a rather unusual case of irreconcilable differences.
Mikaela Hoover was the first actress to play the comic book character Cat Grant in a movie, but the character has appeared on television for many years. Tracy Scoggins originally played the gossip columnist in the ’90s TV show Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, and that same decade featured one of the most heartbreaking stories for Cat Grant. This storyline, which hasn’t been adapted for film yet, also represents a major personal setback for Superman and could significantly change the direction of the DCU’s Superman character.
The project now teases its next “price jump,” a mere $0.00000062 leap to $0.00021175, a feat akin to climbing Mount Everest in penguin slippers. 🐧❄️ Yet, the coffers swell: $898,168 raised thus far, tantalizingly close to the $900,000 milestone. One wonders: is this capitalism’s final form, or merely a Ponzi scheme with a mascot?