Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come First Images Revealed

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People magazine has shared new photos from “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come,” giving fans a first look at the returning character of Weaving and the new addition of Kathryn Newton as Grace’s sister, Faith. The images show the two in several intense and action-packed scenes, including hiding in an office and running through a field while trying to evade pursuit.

5 Best Paraphrasing Tools for Gaming Content

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Ever find yourself trying to explain complicated game updates, like those in Warzone, or a detailed character build to your audience? It’s tough to share important details without simply reading long blocks of text. That’s where paraphrasing and summarizing tools can help. They’re like AI assistants designed to make creating content easier.

The Secret to ARC Raiders’ Wholesome Vibe

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Okay, so when I think of “extraction shooters,” I usually picture super intense matches where everyone’s out to get you – it’s all about tension and constantly looking over your shoulder. But ARC Raiders is doing something really different! It still has that core gameplay of going in, grabbing what you need, and getting out safely, but honestly, it feels… surprisingly chill and positive. And it’s not a mistake! The team at Embark Studios intentionally set out to make a shooter that doesn’t feel like everyone’s trying to kill you, and I think they’ve really succeeded.

‘Breaking Bad’ Creator Vince Gilligan Reveals What Happened to Characters Since Finale

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On The Rich Eisen Show, Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan discussed the show’s lasting impact and playfully imagined where the characters are now. While fans have shared many theories, it’s particularly interesting to hear the creator’s own thoughts. Gilligan started with Bob Odenkirk’s character, Saul Goodman. Although Better Call Saul ended with Jimmy McGill in prison, Gilligan joked that he’d likely be a free man today, saying he imagines Donald Trump would have pardoned him, adding, “That kinda tracks, doesn’t it?”

The Best Movies of 2025

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Despite our complaints about lackluster film festivals and disappointing awards seasons, it turns out there were actually a lot of excellent movies released this year. I could easily create a top-twenty – or even top-thirty – list, and I will be sharing a longer one on social media. I was particularly pleased to see a return to beautifully crafted storytelling and directors willing to take risks. Most importantly, these films were genuinely enjoyable, even the ones dealing with difficult and heartbreaking topics like loss and political turmoil. That’s the power of good storytelling – it allows us to process difficult emotions.

The Best Film Performances of 2025

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When choosing the best film performances of the year, I decided to highlight only one actor per movie. Even with that rule, I still couldn’t find space for anyone from Sentimental Value, despite being completely captivated by the entire cast – Stellan Skarsgård, Renate Reinsve, Elle Fanning, and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas. I also didn’t include Emma Stone or Jesse Plemons, who delivered incredible performances in a tense and gripping Bugonia. And despite their strong work, George Clooney, Adam Sandler, and Billy Crudup – as the complex and troubled friends of Jay Kelly – were left off the list, hoping for recognition from the Academy instead.