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Alien: Earth Series Review
For more than four decades, the Alien series has stood at the top of sci-fi horror; the films have had many ups and downs but the beast at the centre has always frightened audiences. After many years in development, a prequel series has arrived; it creates a well-defined foundation.
By Robert Cain6 months ago in Geeks
HBO’s Harry Potter: My Theory on How Voldemort Could Appear in Season One
In my last article, I argued that the idea of a gender-swapped Voldemort misses the entire point of his character. His identity is too tied to toxic masculinity, maternal absence, and misogyny for a “Lady Voldemort” to work without breaking the story.
By Ted Ryan6 months ago in Geeks
CORTIS Debut: BTS Inspiration Behind BigHit’s New K-pop Boy Group. AI-Generated.
CORTIS Debut: BTS Inspiration Behind BigHit’s New K-pop Boy Group The K-pop industry has welcomed a fresh face with the debut of CORTIS, a new boy group under BigHit Entertainment. The five members—Martin, James, Juhoon, Seonghyeon, and Keonho—are already gaining attention not only for their debut album but also for their honest stories about how BTS inspired their journey.
By Farhan Khan6 months ago in Geeks
Shadow the Hedgehog needs a TV Series
Personally, I feel there needs to be a TV series about Shadow the Hedgehog because of the two different origin stories from the game as well as the film.
By stephanie borges7 months ago in Geeks
Jimmy Kimmel's Return
The world of late-night television rarely experiences genuine suspense, but for a few days in [Month, Year], the question on everyone's mind was: "Is Jimmy Kimmel back on the air?" The speculation surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's return followed a highly publicized standoff between the host, Disney/ABC, and the Sinclair Broadcast Group. The resolution of this conflict wasn't just about a popular host's reinstatement; it was a microcosm of the powerful forces shaping modern media.
By KAMRAN AHMAD7 months ago in Geeks
James Van Der Beek
For a generation, the name James Van Der Beek is inextricably linked with one character: Dawson Leery from the iconic teen drama Dawson's Creek. His face, filled with earnest ambition and teenage angst, became a defining image of late-90s television. But to reduce his career to that single role is to miss the fascinating journey of an actor who has consciously and creatively navigated the challenging path from teen idol to respected character actor.
By KAMRAN AHMAD7 months ago in Geeks
Jimmy Kimmel Is Back!
I am so glad ABC has reversed its decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel's late night show. I understand that it was probably more of a business decision for them because in less than a week after Kimmel's suspension, ABC/Disney lost billions of dollars in stock sell-off (I sold my DIS shares right away) and Disney+ and Hulu subscription cancellations. It truly became a movement, and the very obvious loss of business must have outweighed the benefits of the potential merger approval by FCC.
By Lana V Lynx7 months ago in Geeks
Reform UK, Nigel Farage, and the Battle Over ILR
In the turbulent landscape of British politics, few figures are as influential or divisive as Nigel Farage. As the honorary president and driving force behind Reform UK, he has once again thrust immigration to the forefront of the national conversation. A key point of contention in this debate is the future of policies like Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), a status that Reform UK has pledged to overhaul as part of its core platform. For migrants and political observers alike, understanding this proposed shift is critical.
By KAMRAN AHMAD7 months ago in Geeks
"Beyond the Gates" Week 27 & 28 Review
The month of September has been a wild one for sure. I myself have been focused on the incoming NFL season and the chaos of the final month of baseball, but Beyond the Gates remained in my mind, especially since August ended with Chelsea held captive by psycho Allison. Of course, as I mentioned in the Week 26 recap, the month of September started off with yet another hiatus--September 1-5 were full of reruns. My goodness.
By Clyde E. Dawkins7 months ago in Geeks
Phantom of Excalibur: Proposing a New Kitty Pryde Uniform for Marvel Future Fight
Kitty Pryde's journey through the Marvel Universe has seen her embody various roles: a brilliant young mutant, an X-Men stalwart, a ninja warrior, a Guardian of the Galaxy, a pirate captain, an educator, and the proud leader of the Marauders. However, her visually striking and thematically rich "Shadowcat" persona from the Excalibur era, which combines mutant abilities with martial arts mastery, is notably underrepresented in Marvel Future Fight.
By Jenna Deedy7 months ago in Geeks
HBO Harry Potter Rumours: Why Lady Voldemort Isn’t a Good Idea
Rumours have been swirling that HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter reboot might consider casting a woman as Lord Voldemort. While reimagining classic characters can sometimes offer fresh perspectives, this is one case where a gender swap would undermine the very themes that make the story resonate.
By Ted Ryan7 months ago in Geeks
6 Front-Runners To Win The Challenge: Vets & New Threats
I haven't written about The Challenge in while but we're back because Vets and New Threats have kept me intrigued. We have seen new stars emerge like Sydney Segal and Leonardo Dionicio. We have also seen vets like Olivia Kaiser and Michaela Bradshaw really find their footing this season as leaders of the franchise. This will be a list of 3 men and 3 women that have the best chances to win this season of The Challenge: Vets and New Threats.
By Dylan Deckard7 months ago in Geeks