Mass Effect: Legendary Edition Deploys Patch to Enhance Visuals

Mass Effect: Legendary Editionhas only been out for a few days, but the developers at BioWare have just deployed their first patch to the games. According tothe official announcement from EA, the patch applies to all gaming platforms, regardless of whether you’re playing on PC or console. Most of the fixes pertain to visual elements of the game. At the same time, the patch also caters to the completionists out there who are having trouble with their achievements and trophies not tracking correctly....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 334 words · Lisa Fisher

Nancy Drew Season 4: Kennedy McMann Shares Set Images as Filming Wraps

ActorKennedy McMannhas played the title role in The CW’s mystery seriesNancy Drewfor close to four years now, and now she’s finally saying goodbye to the role. Since 2019, she’s been on the trail of the supernatural mysteries surrounding the town of Horseshoe Bay, putting together a little crew of mystery solvers to delve into the town’s history and ultimately uncover what’s behind each happening. With the seriesset to end after its fourth season airs next year, she took to Instagram to share her final moments on set and reflect on how her life has changed since stepping into the shoes of the amateur sleuth....

August 13, 2025 · 3 min · 484 words · Jeremy Weber

Onya Nurve Is the Right Winner of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 17

When it comes to the most deserving winners ofRuPaul’s Drag Race, there may be a debate, as it’s all relative. But sometimes, there is that one queen that has it all, proved it all, and, when the time comes forRuPaulto say their name, it just makes sense. The queen that tops that list of most deserving is the newly crowned champion of Season 17,Onya Nurve.RuPaul’s Drag Raceis all about finding America’s Next Drag Superstar through the criteria of charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent....

August 13, 2025 · 5 min · 909 words · Mark Roberts

Ready Player One Sequel Being Written by Ernest Cline

Right now, my excitement forReady Player Oneis brushing up against the weakness of the source material.Ernest Cline’s novel has a great structure and a solid concept—a guy enters a virtual reality space where he goes on a quest to discover three keys that will give him ownership of the entire virtual reality—but it’s so drenched in nostalgia that it struggles to breathe. There are multiple points where you just stop reading, roll your eyes, and say out loud to no one in particular, “Yes, I too like 80s pop culture....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 299 words · Stefanie Gardner

Sherlock Holmes 3: Joel Silver Confirms Filming, Teases Sequels

Insanely busy schedules be damned, it looks as thoughSherlock Holmes 3may actually, finally be happening this year. A follow-up toGuy Ritchie’s 2011 sequelSherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadowshas been in the works ever since that film grossed $545 million worldwide, but not only is matching up the schedules ofRobert Downey Jr.,Jude Law, and Ritchie incredibly tricky, but all involved wanted to ensure they had a story worth telling for the follow-up....

August 13, 2025 · 3 min · 482 words · Bryan Colon

Shocking TV Finales That Changed the Entire Series

The Sopranos Whether you loved it or hated it (and just about everyone hated it),The Sopranos’season finale shocked fans when it abruptly cut to black while Tony (James Gandolfini) sat in a diner with a hit on his head that could be carried out at seemingly any moment. Once they realized the black-out wasn’t a mistake, fans debated whether or not Tony was killed. But series creatorDavid Chasewasn’t interested. More than a decade later he told theNew York Times, “I’ve got to say I’m just bored with it....

August 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1135 words · Stephen Shaw

Slack Bay Trailer Teases Juliette Binoche's Dark, Odd Comedy

Of the myriad of cinematic delights that graced the big screen last year,Bruno Dumont’sLi’l Quinquinwas easily the most generous, tracking a series of strange killings in a small French town through a pair of bumbling detectives and the titular adolescent’s group of friends and family. After a long line of mesmerizing yet miserable films, from the great (Humanite,The Life of Jesus) to the forgettable (Flanders,Outside Satan),Li’l Quinquinrepresented the truest, most stylistically audacious triumph of his career thus far, thanks largely to his more open embrace of humor and a vast landscape of characters and actions....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 384 words · David Gibbs

Snowpiercer Season 2: Wilford Played by Sean Bean in Teaser Trailer

[Editor’s note: Spoilers for the Season 1 finale ofSnowpiercerfollow below.] The Season 1 finale of theSnowpiercerTNT series aired last night, offering up a number of twists and turns – including a quickSnowpiercerSeason 2 teaser trailer that aired right after the episode concluded. The TV series is based on theBong Joon-hofilm of the same name, and in the finale the occupants of the titular train were surprised to be accosted byanothertrain. That’s right, in this post-apocalyptic hellscape there’s not just one train keeping the last humans on Earth alive....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 393 words · Lauren Young

Star Trek Beyond Blu-ray Bonus Feature Clip Delves into 50th Anniversary

Star Trek Beyondwas the best of the nu-Trekmovies, and while it didn’t blow up the box office likeStar TrekorStar Trek Into Darkness, it at least came closer to understanding the core ofStar Trekbetter than those films. Paramount wanted to getBeyondinto theaters to coincide with the series’ 50th anniversary, and in a clip from a special feature on the disc, there was a conscious effort to makeBeyondharken back to what madeTrekspecial in the first place....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 224 words · Laura Galvan

Succession Season 2 Review: One of TV's Best Shows Gets Even Better

In the Year of Our Lord 2019, one wouldn’t necessarily think a TV show about a rich, white, dynastic family navigating the trials and tribulations of corporate takeovers would be necessarily appealing. But that’s the trick ofSuccession. You shouldn’treallycare about the show’s central family. Not only are they entitled, but they’re also largely morally bankrupt. And yet, creator/showrunnerJesse Armstrongmanages to make the despicable delicious. We’re not only invested in the conglomerate rat race at the center of the series, we’re tickled by it....

August 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1086 words · Deborah Vance

Taylor Sheridan's Lioness Casts Michael Kelly

TheLionesspride just keeps growing and growing. In addition to the star-studded cast ofMorgan Freeman,Nicole Kidman, andZoeSaldaña,Michael Kellyjoins the ranks of the newest highly-anticipatedTaylor Sheridanshow. Lionessis based on a real-life CIA program, and follows Cruz Manuelos, played byLaysla De Oliveira. Cruz is a rough but passionate young Marine who has been recruited to the Lioness Engagement Team to help bring down a terrorist organization from the inside. Kelly has been brought on board to play CIA Deputy Director Byron Westfield, and this will be a comfortable role for him, as he is used to playing government roles: his last role was his four-time-Emmy award nominated turn as former White House chief of staff Doug Stamper onHouse of Cards....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 348 words · Carolyn Weeks

The Batman: Robert Pattinson's Costume Revealed in First Footage

Matt Reeveshas debuted the first peek atThe Batmanin new camera test footage – and as a BIG bonus, it also includes a snippet ofMichael Giacchino’s new score. As far as first look reaveals go, this one is a heckuva doozy, guys. Not only do we get our first look at the new Batman suit, we get our first look atRobert Pattinson’s glass-cutting jaw in the cowl andGreig Fraser’s cinematography,anda little listen at Giachinno’s percussive new music....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 272 words · Evelyn Brown

Top 10 Steven Spielberg Movies: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Now that ourTop 50 Superhero Movies of All Timelist has come and gone, it’s on to the next! But this time around, we’re putting the spotlight on one specific filmmaker - one of the best of all-time,Steven Spielberg. From 1975’sJaws, which started the summer blockbuster phenomenon, to 2017’s Academy Award-nominatedThe Post, Spielberg has moved audiences with his rich, emotional stories, thrilled them with some incredible action sequences; made them think with his political dramas and inspired them to explore a world beyond our own....

August 13, 2025 · 2 min · 308 words · Jeremy Fisher