Is Netflix’s new hockey series with Michelle Monaghan based on a real tragedy?

Netflix announced more information about its new hockey series, which will star Michelle Monaghan, on January 21st.

Netflix announced more information about its new hockey series, which will star Michelle Monaghan, on January 21st.

Chris Pratt stars as Chris Raven, a detective on trial, and Rebecca Ferguson plays Judge Maddox, an artificial intelligence who acts as his judge, jury, and possible executioner. In a review of Mercy, Eric Eisenberg from TopMob criticizes the plot as completely nonsensical, stating that this lack of a solid story prevents the film from being either thought-provoking or enjoyable. He gave the movie a rating of 1.5 out of 5 stars.

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Janet Leigh plays Mary Crane in the film, but she also skillfully portrays several other characters, such as Angela and Maria.

It’s become a trend for attractive American actors to showcase their ability to speak another language, and French is a popular choice. Actors like Bradley Cooper, Holt McCallany, and Timothée Chalamet have given interviews in French, subtly signaling their unique skillset. In today’s competitive Hollywood landscape, especially with streaming services reaching global audiences, being bilingual is a definite advantage. (I was recently impressed by Tim Baltz’s French in I Love LA.) However, Ben Affleck’s recent Spanish usage feels different. He’s already achieved significant success – directing an Oscar-winning film, playing Batman, and becoming a popular internet figure. There’s little left for him to prove professionally. So, it’s refreshing to see him highlight a skill he developed as a teenager while living and working in Mexico. (His long acting career is also noteworthy.) While The Rip might be a bit slow-paced, showcasing his Spanish feels like a personal enjoyment for Affleck and a welcome surprise for viewers.

So, this guy Kyle did this crazy fundraiser starting January 21st, 2025, and it wrapped up the next day. He decided he was going to run an entire 100 miles non-stop – and get this – he started at Area 51 and finished all the way in Las Vegas! It was a seriously ambitious goal.

Five years ago, John McAfee exited this mortal coil in a manner that’s been described as “ambiguous,” which is a posh way of saying no one’s quite sure if he hanged himself or was nudged. His widow, Janice, has spent half a decade scribbling footnotes in the margins of this obituary, suggesting darker forces were at play. One imagines her muttering, “Oh, posh!” at the very idea of a straightforward suicide.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, a new campaign called “Stealing Isn’t Innovation” is launching to address the use of generative AI to create content without the consent of the original artists. A key message of the campaign states:

Anyone who thinks a condiment can’t be used as a weapon needs to ketchup with the times.

Lacari received a ban after unintentionally showing tabs in Notepad on January 22nd. The filenames on those tabs seemed to point to inappropriate and explicit material. He immediately closed the window while live streaming and later explained what happened on his broadcast.