Anthology TV series can be tricky. Unlike most shows, they usually feature completely new characters and stories each episode, and often have different directors and writers too. This means you might love one installment but not feel any connection to the next.
LEGO is releasing a new DeLorean set inspired by the classic movie Back to the Future, complete with minifigures of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. As part of the Speed Champions series, it’s a perfect tribute to the iconic car known for reaching 88 mph and traveling through time. Here are the details about this exciting new LEGO set…
I’m so excited! Obsidian just announced on their website that the public beta for the turn-based mode is starting November 5th! It’ll be available for those of us on Steam and Xbox PC. We’re finally going to get our hands on what they’ve been working on for months, and see how different it feels from the old real-time system. Plus, it’s all built on the foundation of Deadfire, but even better!
Mason Thames first gained recognition for his performance in The Black Phone, and he had a busy October this year. He reprised his role as Finney in Black Phone 2, which earned $8 million over Halloween weekend, bringing its total earnings to $61.5 million domestically and over $104 million worldwide. He also appeared in Regretting You, a film based on a Colleen Hoover novel, which earned $8.1 million domestically over the same weekend – just slightly more than Black Phone 2, making it the weekend’s top-grossing film.
Many people are familiar with HBO’s most popular shows. Series like The Sopranos, The White Lotus, and Game of Thrones are widely known, but for true TV fans, there’s another great selection, including Westworld, Barry, and Eastbound & Down. While these shows have a dedicated following, they haven’t reached quite the same level of mainstream popularity as some of HBO’s biggest hits.
Fans of Ryan Murphy’s work will immediately notice the show is packed with familiar faces – he’s clearly called in every favor he has in Hollywood. “All’s Fair” boasts an incredibly talented cast playing a team of sharp, no-nonsense divorce lawyers. The ensemble includes frequent Murphy collaborators like Sarah Paulson (known from “American Crime Story”), Naomi Watts (“Feud: Capote vs. The Swans”), and Niecy Nash (“Scream Queens”), alongside reality star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian (who appeared in “American Horror Story: Delicate”), and screen icon Glenn Close (famous for “Fatal Attraction” and FX’s “Damages”).
Rachel Sennott created, wrote, and stars in the new comedy series, I Love LA, which premiered on November 2nd with the episode “Block Her.” The show centers on a group of friends who rely heavily on each other as they reconnect and try to figure out their careers. Critics have responded very positively to I Love LA, giving it an 81% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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According to Variety, Ryan Reynolds will star in a movie adaptation of the classic children’s book series Eloise. Mae Schenk will play Eloise, and Reynolds will portray the film’s villain.
There’s been discussion about potentially reuniting Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson for a new season of the show, prompted by earlier comments from creator Nic Pizzolatto and McConaughey himself. Harrelson recently shared his thoughts on the Today show while promoting his new movie, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, and surprisingly stated he wouldn’t reprise his role as Martin Hart. He believes the original series ended perfectly and doesn’t want to risk ruining that with another season.