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Roswell, Dead Pixels to return to The CW in July By (0) Left to right, Michael Vlamis, Jeanine Mason, Lily Cowles and Nathan Parsons of "Roswell" at The CW Networks 2018 upfront in New York City. Season 3 is to begin on July 26. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo Taika Waititis "What We Do in the Shadows spinoff, "Wellington Paranormal," will debut on July 11. File Photo by Chris Chew/UPI | License Photo Season 2 of Brec Bassingers "Stargirl" is to debut on Aug. 10. File Photo b...

PI CONNECT Imaging conference updates speakers, sessions Share Article Pro Imaging CONNECT, the executive conference for the photo/imaging industry, has announced additional speakers for its free Worldwide Photo Imaging Market Trends virtual conference May 4-6. Pro Imaging CONNECT conference "The conference will provide valuable insight into the fast-growing photo personalization market." - Gary Pageau, editor, The Dead Pixels Society. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (PRWE...

Riverdale and DCs Stargirl have in common (and no, there is no way crossing over those shows would be a good idea- and possibly illegal)? Both shows will be seeing their returns happening in the month of August. For Riverdale, thats a later-than-expected return for the remainder of its fifth season- the series was originally expected to return on July 7. For the newest addition to the "Arrowverse" (remember, some universes survived), its the start of the hit series Eclipso-fueled second seaso...

Reeling in the Years hitting 2012, a sensational Line of Duty, Sharon Shannon visiting former homes - and later on, The Oscars begin when most sensible folk are fast asleep . . . Pick of the Day Reeling in the Years, 8.30pm, RTÉ One This week’s edition features the hits and headlines of 2012, when Katie Taylor won boxing gold for Ireland at the London Olympics and Scouse singer Nathan Carter had a breakthrough hit with Wagon Wheel. Elsewhere, in the USA, Barack Obama (below) won a second t...

Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! Pro Imaging CONNECT, the executive conference for the photo/imaging industry, is hosting the free Worldwide Photo Imaging Market Trends virtual conference May 4-6, for a global look at the photo/imaging markets featuring some of the top industry research firms. Registration is free at this link. The Pro Imaging CONNECT “Worldwide Photo Imaging Market Trends” virtual conference is hosted by Gary Pageau of the D...

Share While he was seen being assisted by a group of make-up artists, Patrick was also spotted sipping on a flask of coffee in between takes. Patrick covered his face with a black mask while not filming scenes in accordance with coronavirus safety regulations.  Make-up artists: The TV star appeared clean shaven and wore his saltnpepper locks swept back off his handsome face, as he had his screen make-up touched up Break time: While he was seen being assisted by a group of make-up artists, Pa...

Since 2019 the show has skilfully skewered gaming culture, from the rise of pricey loot boxes to the artform’s march into the mainstream: “Oh Drake, what the fuck have you done?” mutters lifelong gamer Meg (Alexa Davies), as the rapper’s endorsement of their favourite game triggers an influx of disrespectful young avatars. It seems apt to talk to Davies and Will Merrick, who plays Meg’s BFF Nicky, over Zoom: their characters often communicate via headset despite living in the same Nor...

TV review by Steve Bennett Setting a sitcom in the world of gaming is not the most obvious move: your target audience might find it hard to put down the controller long enough to watch, while the premise is likely to alienate those who wouldn’t know their Overwatch from their Runescape. However, there’s plenty for the non-gamer to enjoy in Dead Pixels as it returns for its second season. Sure, a noob might miss some of the in-jokes and finer subtleties of Jon Brown’s script, but at its he...

On Demand: All Creatures Great and Small (BritBox, from Thu) Channel 5 recently revived the much-loved tales based on Alf Wights books If Only They Could Talk and It Shouldnt Happen To a Vet, written under the more famous pseudonym of James Herriot and based on his experiences as a vet in the Yorkshire Dales during the 1930s and 1940s. The series was both gentle and charming, but not a patch on the original TV adaptation, which began on the BBC in 1978 and ran, one and off, until Christmas ...

17 Best New Zombie Games Of 2021 / 2020 was not the best year for the video game industry. We had a worldwide health pandemic outbreak that forced several jobs to shut down for a period of time. It wasn’t long after that development studios started their transition from working in offices to remotely. That ultimately, forced the development studios to delay several video game projects. As a result, 2021 should be quite a filled year of video game releases. For example, check out some of the m...