By Warning: this Doctor Who review contains spoilers. This episode is delightful. Thanks for reading, see you next week! OK, obviously there’s more to it than that. For a comparatively lightweight romp in which the Doctor and Ruby battle silly-looking bird aliens cosplaying an episode of Bridgerton, there’s plenty going on
The BAD BOYS Are Back After The Slap
Opening today at multiplexes near us all: BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE (Dir. Adil & Bilall, 2024) With only four years between entries, this movie marks the shortest gap between sequels for the BAD BOYS action comedy franchise that began in 1995 (the longest was the 17 years between BAD
The Thing Video Game Is Getting The Most Deserved Remaster Ever
Following a series of not-so-cryptic teases, GOG has confirmed that Nightdive Studios is publishing and developing a remaster of 2002’s The Thing video game. While that project’s release date hasn’t been confirmed at this time, we do know that this will be a remaster of the game rather than a
BUTTERFLY IN THE SKY: Celebrating The Formative Power of Reading Rainbow and LeVar Burton
Mr. Rogers was one of the most formative people in my early development. I watched his program religiously and even received a signed letter from him in elementary school. He died in 2003 and it was a major loss for a generation of kids and parents. However, if you wanted
Why Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War Is Still So Great to Play 7 Years Later
This article is presented by Joycity. A pirate’s life ain’t easy. It’s full of fierce naval battles on the open sea with rival fleets, encounters with fearsome sea monsters, endless plundering and conquest, and so much more. The nice thing about Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War is that
