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I love a good massage – the kind that somewhat hurts, really – so much so that I regularly see a massage therapist. It’s not a cheap exercise to do this fortnightly, but I love a good pummel, and an hour away from my phone doesn’t hurt either. However, recently I was sent the Naipo Shiatsu Back and Neck Massager and I’m done. So done. This shiatsu device is my life now.
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Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Tuesday, May 4. All times are Eastern.
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It’s May the Fourth! Did you think Disney+ was going to pass up such a golden branding opportunity? Not a chance. Here’s a brief rundown on what’s arriving today; provide your own soundtrack by belting “bah BAH bahbahbah BAH bah bahbahbah BAH bah bahbahbahBAH” as you read.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch
(Disney+, 3:01 a.m., first-season premiere): This is the main event, folks. Jarrod Jones will recap this promising animated series, which kicks off today with a 70-minute premiere; new episodes will arrive Fridays (including this Friday!) Here’s Danette Chavez in our May TV preview:
Amazon’s adaptation of
Invincible the Image comic from writer Robert Kirkman and artists Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley did a surprisingly solid job of weaving plots from the original series into a new and distinct animated story. The show’s season one finale centered on a pivotal moment from the comic but left it generally untouched in a way that highlighted how the source material’s message resonates particularly well today.
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After getting off to an uneasy start mired in the tropes of comic book adaptations past, Amazon’s
hit its stride about a third of the way into its first season as it followed Mark Grayson’s (Steven Yeun) early days as a fledgling superhero. For most teenagers living in a world full of extraordinary people, coming into powers would mean having the chance to become something greater, but for Mark, the new development was complicated from the jump by who his parents are.
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There are few things better than Prince’s guitar solo on “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” from the
2004 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Sure, parents will say, but “what of my baby’s head? Have you smelled it?” Has your baby ever finished one of the greatest solos ever by magically making a guitar vanish into the ether? Didn’t think so. Sorry to say, but compared to this solo, your baby’s head smells like pure trash.
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The 2004 clip is beloved online, inspiring reaction videos, musical breakdowns, and re-uploads of the classic performance. Part of the reason for its popularity is the fact that Prince doesn’t just upstage a couple of schlubs. His bandmates for this rendition of George Harrison’s signature Beatles tune include Harrison’s fellow Traveling Wilburys Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne, as well as Steve Winwood and George Harrison’s son, Dhani Harrison. But it
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