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Ryan Hurst Shows Off How Shredded He Got For God Of War, Before Misfortune
Anyone looking to portray Sony’s beefiest protagonist, Kratos, in a live-action God of War series would need to be suitably jacked for the role, and actor Ryan Hurst certainly looks like he spent most of the day at the gym. Following a devastating bicep tear injury that forced him to vacate the role, Hurst has…
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‘Game Of Thrones: The Mad King’: What The Critics Are Saying About Ambitious Stage Adaptation Following Cancellations; See Production Images
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s stage adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones prequel, The Mad King, has concluded its critical reception process, with reviews largely praising the ambitious Stratford-upon-Avon production despite a rocky start caused by early performance cancellations. The show, directed by Dominic Cooke and led by a 35-strong ensemble cast, drew widespread…
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Lioness season 3 episode 2 opening scene leaves fans stunned with its intensity on Paramount+
Taylor Sheridan’s military drama “Lioness” returned for its third season on Paramount+ with an explosive premiere on 2 August, and the second episode’s opening scene has left viewers reeling with its intensity. The CIA/military thriller, starring Zoe Saldaña, has built a reputation for hard-hitting storytelling, and this latest instalment appears to push that further, sparking…
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Anya Taylor-Joy’s “Glorious and Breathless” Sci-Fi Epic Storms HBO Max
Anya Taylor-Joy’s big-budget “Mad Max” prequel, which underperformed at the box office on its 2024 release, is now streaming on HBO Max in the United States and has built a strong cult following in the two years since. The film adds to a run of recent home-viewing successes for the actress, reinforcing her reputation as…
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Senate avoids a shutdown but disappoints Trump: Live discussion
The Senate finished its session early Saturday morning after a long series of votes in which it confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general and funded the government through the beginning of December. But it did not pass the voting security legislation prized by President Trump, as Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) warned. Join the live…
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Kyle Shanahan, returning after serious car crash, has new perspective on Tesla Autopilot and concussions
San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has spoken publicly for the first time since a serious car crash left him with broken ribs, a broken nose, a broken left hand, facial lacerations and a concussion. At his first press conference since the collision, he confirmed he will return to the sideline for the team’s…
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Halloween: The Game Banned In Australia, But Murdering People Isn’t The Problem
Halloween: The Game is right around the corner, but fans of the old-school horror film series in Australia and New Zealand won’t be allowed to take part when the game comes out next month. Developer Illfonic has confirmed that it has been denied classification in those countries, effectively ruling it out from being sold legally within those regions. The…
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Agatha Christie Officially Returns With a New Detective Series Next Year
Agatha Christie’s fictional detective Hercule Poirot is set to return in a new BBC television series, aiming to introduce the century-old character to a new generation of viewers. The show has been described as “an intimate study of Hercule Poirot the man and an epic portrait of Britain between the wars,” drawing on three of…
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Netflix’s New Sci-Fi Thriller Officially Gets a Sequel Update From Wagner Moura
Actor Wagner Moura has discussed the making of Netflix’s new sci-fi thriller The Last House and shared an update on the prospects of a sequel. Directed by Louis Leterrier, the single-location film follows a family of four trapped in their home as a mysterious threat lurks outside, and Moura told Collider’s Steven Weintraub that the…