'Dead Ringers' Trailer and Rachel Weisz Press Conference
Rachel Weisz and showrunner Alice Birch interview on Prime Video's Dead Ringers series. Plus, the trailer debuts ahead of April premiere.
Source: showbizjunkies.com
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Metal Dogs full release now available for PC
Metal Dogs has left Early Access and is now available as a full release for PC via Steam, developer 24Frame announced. To commemorate the release…
Source: gematsu.com
Everything You Need to Know About "Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch"
BuddyTV discusses interesting facts about “Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch,” including what to expect, characters, where to stream, and more.
Source: buddytv.com
The Ordinaries: Sophie Linnenbaum's feature film debut is a sci-fi spotlight on inequality
In imaginative German sci-fi tragicomedy The Ordinaries, Sophie Linnenbaum challenges the constrictive narratives of an unequal society.
Source: bigissue.com
How Derek Guy—@dieworkwear, "the menswear guy"—became a Twitter Main Character.
The best-dressed Main Character of all.
Source: slate.com
C-SPAN's House speaker election coverage: the best week of the network's life.
The all-seeing cameras of a normally staid network might be Congress’ only winners.
Source: slate.com
A Guide to the Infected World of THE LAST OF US
The Last of Us is bringing its infected world to HBO. Here's what you need to know about its locations, characters, zombies, and more.
Source: nerdist.com
New York Times Amplifies Dangerous New Speech Suppression Tactic in Information Wars
These people are absolutely shameless.
Source: redstate.com
Liberal Media Gets Desperate With New Talking Points Against Musk After Baker Firing
And more information is coming out...
Source: redstate.com
Social media: Relentless online cynicism is turning me off the internet completely
From Twitter to film reviews, the online world is now dominated by a tone of weary cynicism that we could all live without, writes Kirstin Innes.
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk