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Having passed the $300 million milestone at the domestic box office in its sixth weekend of release, Project Hail Mary is on the verge of becoming one of the 100 highest-grossing movies of all time. Starring Ryan Gosling and based on the bestseller written by Andy Weir, the movie was directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Project Hail Mary opened to near-unanimous praise and has achieved event-movie status during its blockbuster run, beating several past hits at the box office. Among the most recent movies to be displaced on the all-time charts is Daniel Craig’s most beloved outing as…

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Janine and her co-workers had a great time in Miami, but it will be a while before Abbott Elementary reveals what’s next for them. With only a few weeks left in the 2025-2026 TV cycle, networks are busy culminating their scripted shows’ respective years, while others are making final decisions about renewals and cancellations. For ABC, it’s a mix of both, as the season enters its busiest stretch. Now in its fifth year, traditional broadcast’s most-acclaimed comedy went through several big transformations throughout its run. The Abbott crew found a way to attend a live baseball game, which was filmed…

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O’Malley’s videos feature the wild plot twists and whiplash juxtapositions of a short-attention-span culture; watching them can be as abrasive as sitting next to a person on the bus flicking through Reels without earbuds in. What I’ve described above is only the pre-credit sequence of Coreys (which is, incredibly, only 12 minutes long). It soon descends into a frankly Lynchian odyssey of split and merged identity and nightmarish visuals, as the two Coreys merge into one (the ​“Ultimate Corey” sports tumorously looksmaxxed facial prosthetics), after a psychedelic interlude. The garish folding-tesseract effect was executed with generative AI, a tool most beloved by Elon Musk’s fawning reply guys,…

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Bathing Suits are a Leeds-based electro-punk outfit fusing distorted electronics with snarling punk attitude. Known for their chaotic energy and abrasive textures, the band sit comfortably at the intersection of dancefloor pulse and DIY rebellion.Operating firmly within the underground, Bathing Suits channel industrial beats, sharp-edged synths, and confrontational vocals into something that feels both unhinged and tightly controlled. Their sound thrives on tension — mechanical rhythms colliding with raw, human urgency.“Swan Princess,” lifted from their latest EP KILL Bathing Suits, is a thumping, high-voltage statement. Driven by pounding drum machines and jagged synth lines, the track pushes forward with relentless momentum.There’s…

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Well, everyone knows that in the summer people go to the movie theater to see blockbuster movies. What this list presupposes is … maybe they don’t.Not as much, anyway, and not in a world where Netflix ramps up they’re already overloaded pipeline of new titles with a whole batch of straight-to-streaming films. The company just revealed their 2026 summer movie lineup and it’s stacked with big stars, big sequels, and big movies.Netflix’s summer slate for 2026 includes the return of Millie Bobby Brown as Enola Holmes, Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest comic creation — a ladies’ man who finds himself in…

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Back in 1977, George Lucas and the creative team behind Star Wars released a pop culture juggernaut of a dimension and scale that no one could have predicted. Nowadays, it would be fair to call this the single biggest and most iconic transmedia franchise in history, and like any great transmedia franchise, Star Wars made the jump to the small screen all the way back in 1985. Following this jump, several Star Wars TV shows slowly arrived throughout the years; some great, some middle-of-the-road, and some downright awful. Without counting web series, there have been 19 Star Wars series throughout…

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Six PlayStation games are going off the market forever this May and June, but what that means for each of them is different. Suffice it to say that it’ll be a difficult summer for PlayStation: first, they announced another price increase for their consoles in Southeast Asia markets this May. Then, they rolled out controversial age verification tech, followed by a confusing update to DRM that could lock some players out of their newly purchased games if they don’t connect online for 30 days. Although it’s not really Sony’s decision, PS5 players may find their libraries a bit smaller with…

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Cosy crime gets a CGI spit-shine in Kyle Balda’s likable screen adaptation of Leonie Swann’s 2005 novel ​‘Three Bags Full’. First we’ll address a couple of little FAQs: No, it’s not a film about detectives searching for missing or murdered sheep; Yes, it is a film about sheep who attempt to work out who murdered the shepherd that loved them. And the sheep all have names, traits and celebrity voices, and even though it all takes place in the sleepy English village of Denbrook, the vast majority of denizens (human and animal) hark, for reasons unaddressed, from the US and Australia.Hugh Jackman dons a flat-cap…

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The comic book world has lost one of its most important creators. Gerry Conway, who helped create iconic characters for both Marvel and DC Comics — including the Punisher, Jason Todd, and Firestorm — and wrote memorable runs of many of the biggest characters at both companies, has died. He was 73 years old.In an obituary posted to Marvel.com, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige wrote:Gerry Conway brought real stakes to his writing, able to weave together sensational super heroics with the human and relatable, and in doing so created some of the most memorable stories and characters of all time. His writing…

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