The Primals Dark Decades Tour Budokan Blu-ray launches March in Japan and April in the West

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The Primals Dark Decades Tour Budokan package includes a 90-minute behind-the-scenes video and the music video for “Not Afraid.” It’s available for pre-order now for $57.99 at the official release site. Pre-orders for North America and Europe are also available through those links. With every purchase, you’ll receive in-game codes for two Orchestrion Rolls from Shadowbringers: “Dark Decades” and “Ride the Rhythm (Dark Decades).”

Ringo Starr Chimes In On Beatles Movie’s First Look As Fab Four Transformations Spark Polarizing Responses

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As a huge cinema fan, I’m incredibly excited about Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles project! It’s going to be four separate films, each one dedicated to telling the story of a different member of the band. The cast is fantastic – Barry Keoghan is playing Ringo Starr, Harris Dickinson will be John Lennon, Joseph Quinn is George Harrison, and Paul Mescal is taking on the role of Paul McCartney. We just got our first glimpse of the actors as their iconic counterparts, and it’s already generating a lot of buzz – thankfully, we won’t have to wait too long, as all the films are scheduled to come out on April 7, 2028.

Guy Ritchie’s Panned $180-Million “Charmless Treasure Hunt” Action Adventure Continues a Shocking Run on Streaming

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Despite being called uninspired, a cheap imitation of The Da Vinci Code, and a weak sequel to the Indiana Jones movies, Fountain of Youth managed to stay in the Top 10 for a surprisingly long time. This is even more remarkable considering fans didn’t like it much either. The film has a ‘Rotten’ score of only 35% on Rotten Tomatoes, and a very low 38% audience score, with one viewer commenting:

The World Is a Better Place When Rob Lowe Pokes Fun at Himself

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Doug Leibowitz, a middle school drama teacher, often wonders what Eugene O’Neill would think of his life. Doug dreamed of being a successful playwright, but his career never took off. Now, he’s dealing with a recent breakup from Abigail Morris, the art teacher he was supposed to work with on the school’s production of West Side Story. When he discovers Abigail is now dating the principal, Mr. Brady, Doug decides to get back at them by dramatically changing the play to a bizarre musical he’s written about the events of 9/11.

Every Sam Raimi Movie, Ranked

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Sam Raimi, a director known for his playful style, creative mixing of genres, and dynamic camera work, started his career with the cult classic The Evil Dead and refined his approach with Evil Dead II. Despite being well-regarded, he remained a somewhat obscure genre filmmaker until he directed the blockbuster Spider-Man trilogy. While hugely successful, those films proved difficult to move beyond. After a couple of smaller projects, Raimi didn’t direct a feature for almost ten years, until another superhero opportunity arose in 2022. His latest film, Send Help, is a return to the low-budget, inventive filmmaking that defined his early work, and it’s a great chance to look back at his entire filmography of sixteen movies.

Best Soulslike Games That Respect Your Time

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These days, I’m much more selective about the games I start, unlike when I was a teenager. I really dislike leaving games incomplete and always feel driven to finish them all the way through.

Crypto ETFs: The Financial World’s Midlife Crisis

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Here’s the problem: ETFs are the financial equivalent of a flip phone in a smartphone world. They were designed for markets that close daily, settlements that take days, and a system where middlemen are as essential as oxygen. Add high fees and static composition, and you’ve got a recipe for obsolescence. We’re in an era where assets do more than just sit there-they stake, govern, airdrop, and lend. Transactions are executed by code, not people. Wealth grows onchain. So why are we wrapping next-gen assets in last century’s designs? It’s like putting a jet engine on a horse and calling it progress.