The new series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, follows Ser Duncan the Tall and his squire, Egg, characters readers first met in the story The Hedge Knight. This series is different from most other A Song of Ice and Fire stories, and everything that’s been shown on TV so far, as it depicts their adventures traveling through a dangerous Westeros, guided by chance.
Just before the new season of their show premieres on February 3rd, Amanda and Kyle have split up. The upcoming season hints at trouble in their marriage, and recent conversations reveal Amanda was frustrated with Kyle’s late nights and partying – she told friends he once stayed at a fan’s apartment until 6 a.m. She was also upset that he involved their issues with their friend group and didn’t appreciate her support. Meanwhile, Kyle felt Amanda didn’t support his biggest DJ performance yet, highlighting a difference in what they each considered important.
Issue #12 of Star Wars: Legacy of Vader (created by Charles Soule, Luke Ross, Nolan Woodard, and Joe Caramagna) concludes Kylo Ren’s quest to understand Darth Vader’s strength and maximize his own potential. However, he doesn’t find what he expected; instead, he encounters a vision of the Jedi he could have become.
New photos from the set suggest that Lauren Cohan will reprise her role as Maggie Rhee in The Walking Dead. Cohan last appeared in the show over a decade ago, in the midseason finale of Season 5, shortly after her character’s shocking and debated death. Fans will likely be thrilled by her return, which gives the show an opportunity to revisit and potentially address a particularly controversial storyline.
For years, people have speculated about tension between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria, especially after he married actress Nicola Peltz in 2022.
Prime Video’s upcoming series, Young Sherlock, features Hero Fiennes Tiffin as the iconic detective at age 19. With Sherlock Holmes being one of the most beloved fictional detectives ever created, this show is generating a lot of buzz, and there’s considerable excitement about what makes this new take on the character so promising.
On 19 January-aka the day millennials realized they’d have to care about stocks forever-NYSE dropped a statement detailing their vision: fractional shares, dollar-denominated trades, and stablecoin funding. Because why settle for boring old dollars when you can have crypto-adjacent dollars? Settlements will be near-instant, which is great news for people who’ve ever screamed at a screen waiting for T+2 to finish. 🕒➡️💸
With artificial intelligence playing a bigger role in media, it’s more crucial than ever to verify information and correct any errors.
According to the esteemed CoinGlass, the crypto market’s recent shenanigans have been accompanied by a veritable feast of liquidations. One might imagine the scene as a ballroom of desperate traders, waltzing their way into oblivion as exchanges, with the mercy of a frostbitten penguin, shut down their contracts. Volatility, that old mischief-maker, has once again reigned supreme, and the past 24 hours were a particularly lively soiree of chaos.
I’ve always been a fan of DaCosta’s work, and it’s been interesting to see how audiences react so differently to her films. While people seemed to really enjoy her bigger projects, I was surprised to see her earlier, more intimate films, like Hedda and Little Woods, struggling with audience scores. Honestly, her studio movies haven’t felt as personal or impactful as I’d hoped. The Bone Temple is getting good reviews, much like a film from last year, and that feels strange to me. It just felt…empty. It’s a very ‘safe’ movie, and doesn’t really push you to think or feel anything beyond what the script is telling you. It lacks that spark of inspired filmmaking, which is disappointing.