Into the Badlands Season 3 Episode 1 There was a time when I didn’t think much of Into The Badlands. The year was 2015, and the world was a different place. Obama was still president. AMC was riding The Walking Dead wave higher than it is now. The X-Files revival was just a twinkling in our eye. I had recently started writing for Den of Geek, and I was excited because I remember reading their articles when I was in high school....

If true, the news marks Matt Reeves’ latest reinvention of the Batman mythology as a continual outlier among superhero movies, at least for those in their first outings. Marketed with a severity of tone and a menace of violence so extreme that it surprised many when The Batman received a PG-13 rating instead of an R, the new movie looks to be the darkest interpretation yet of a popular superhero who has repeatedly courted bleak and bleaker visions from filmmakers....

“It’s a huge part of cinema history, and it’s a huge part of British cinema history,” Craig told BBC Radio last month. “These movies are rare. In a movie sense, these are the rarest movies you can make. I mean, there are big movies going on, there’s a Marvel movie, and there’s other things. But very, very few people get to work on these movies, and I’m incredibly fortunate that I had the chance to do it....

How do you get in touch with your teams? Are you still having a meeting with your team or client? I guess, yes. I am sure you have heard and tried Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet; they are all good and work absolutely fantastic. But, there would be many reasons you don’t use it in your organization. It might be compliance, privacy, or cost. So, what’s the solution? Try self-hosted open-source video conferencing software – Jitsi....

Now, after a lengthy hiatus, one of the genre’s godfathers is finally coming back to television. Today Apple TV+ announced that it has inked a multi-year partnership with Jon Stewart to produce content, including a current affairs series a la The Daily Show. The as-of-yet unnamed series will feature “multiple seasons” of one-hour episodes that cover topics that are part of the national conversation along with Stewart’s existing advocacy work....

These days we only perform all tasks using our smartphones, from booking tickets to making purchases and everything we can do on our mobile. But with such continuous use, our mobile charging does suffer. As a result, we frequently run out of battery power before we can readily charge them at home. Because of this, Many people use communal charging points. But are these public charging points secure? The simple answer is may or may not be; sometimes, there can be some risk associated with using these public charging points....

For all the improvements in queer representation in children’s entertainment there are still only a few shows that have queer characters and even less have them take center stage. We’ve seen a growing number of queer main cast members in recent years but many of them (such as She-Ra and Adventure Time) only confirmed their leads were queer in the final episode. Others have queer leads but their queerness isn’t a major factor in the show....

The inaugural Critics Choice Super Awards saw Palm Springs and Soul lead the film categories with three awards each, The Boys lead TV with four, and Netflix lead the studio/netflix in terms of total award count. Other highlights includes the presentation of the Legacy Award to the Star Trek franchise as it approaches its 55th anniversary. The award was accepted by Sir Patrick Stewart, and Star Trek: Discovery actress Sonequa Martin-Green....

“Scientists have gathered some of the most compelling evidence yet for the existence of water on the moon – and it may be relatively accessible. The discovery has implications for future missions to the moon and deeper space exploration.” Read more at The Guardian. The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg credits author Vladimir Nabokov for changing the way she communicates. Read more at Mental Floss. One of the most stereotypical features of witches is their pointy hats, but how did that come to be?...

“Around 10pm on Friday, January 22, Britain’s social media feeds were in the midst of an emotional onslaught. The first episode of It’s a Sin, writer Russell T. Davies’ anticipated miniseries set at the height of the AIDS crisis, had just finished airing on Channel 4, with millions realizing: This was a landmark moment for British TV.” Read more at Thrillist. After this week’s spectacular WandaVision episode, we need to talk about Monica Rambeau....

Indeed, by reteaming with his The Last Days of Disco leading lady a number of years later, Stillman and Beckinsale’s collaboration has gifted the actress with what might be a career best performance; it’s definitely an endlessly entertaining one. As Lady Susan, Beckinsale revisits the typically gilded ornamentation of her earliest genre films before the trip to Hollywood (such as Much Ado About Nothing and Cold Comfort Farm). But unlike so many projects in a form that can frequently be as stifling as a corset, Love & Friendship features the lightest of touches from both the writer-director and its performers, allowing for a film that cuts quite an impressive figure while being auspiciously naughty....

Lucifer Season 4 Episode 1 “I’ve never seen how far I can actually throw a human.” There’s a special place in Hell for networks that cancel creatively innovative shows with passionately active fan bases. Fortunately, Netflix recognizes the wisdom in bringing Lucifer to its streaming service, and “Everything’s Okay” seamlessly fuses the bombshell revelation of last season’s finale with the soul searching each of the characters must now undergo as they struggle to process their individual traumas....

Lucifer Season 6 Episode 3 “How do you help somebody who’s in Hell?” Unlike the series’ titular character, Lucifer showrunner Joe Henderson clearly embraces taking risks with his Netflix fantasy series. Having successfully navigated the potential pitfalls of a musical episode, Henderson brilliantly adds animation to the show’s resume with the delightful, yet insightful “Yabba Dabba Do Me.” However, it’s the episode’s bombshell conclusion that promises to take Lucifer on an emotional journey he did not expect to have to confront....

Affiliate marketing through social media has become a thriving side business where people can make money through commissions upon sales. Like Facebook and Instagram, Pinterest is also a lucrative platform for affiliate marketing. While there are endless opportunities to make money through affiliate marketing, only the best affiliate programs for Pinterest will guarantee you enormous profit. What Is Pinterest Affiliate Marketing? Pinterest is a different kind of social media where users Pin or share their favorite images....

For J. R. Ramirez, the actor behind the intrepid police detective Jared Vasquez, the majority of the dramatic tension comes from the looming danger presented by the so called “death date,” a presumed expiration date for all Flight 828 passengers based on the amount of time the airplane leaped forward into the future. “The fact that there’s this looming, ticking time bomb, that these people may not make it past an X number of days — that gives you a lot to work with,” says Ramirez....

In the second and latest episode of the new animated Marvel Studios series What If…?, a familiar figure appears in an unexpected scenario. “What If…T’Challa Became A Star-Lord?” finds the Wakandan prince not assuming the mantle of king and Black Panther in his home country on Earth, but instead roaming the galaxy as an outlaw with the Ravagers, who accidentally absconded with him instead of Peter Quill when sent to Earth to find the son of the Celestial known as Ego....

Ezra Miller is reprising his role in the film as the Barry Allen from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League, and he’ll be joined onscreen by Sasha Calle as Supergirl and at least two other versions of Batman from DC past – notably Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton. How can this be? Well, all signs point to The Flash being the DCEU’s first big screen exploration of the concept of DC’s multiverse, in all likelihood using the Flashpoint story from the comics, in which Barry attempts to change history by preventing his mother’s murder and thus creating an alternate timeline, as its jumping off point....

Eliza Scarlet (Kate Phillips from The Alienist) is the daughter of a retired officer and private detective. Her father (Kevin Doyle) taught her many of his professional tricks but forbade her to become a detective because it wasn’t considered safe or “ladylike”. His death encourages Eliza to become a full-time private detective. Kate’s transition to full time detective work is a rough one, as her contact at Scotland Yard, Chief Inspector William Wellington (Stuart Martin from Jamestown), doesn’t believe that the profession is a safe one for women, especially a woman who happens to be his childhood friend....

I mean Slam Bradley, the hard-drinking, hard-talking PI. Originally a lead character in Detective Comics, Bradley has been a mainstay in Batman’s orbit since the ’30s, and has even headlined several series. He’ll get that chance again as King and Hester make him the lead in Gotham City: Year One. Working alongside illustrator Eric Gapstur, colorist Jordie Bellaire, and letterer Clayton Cowles, King and Hester tell the origin story of DC’s famously crime-riddled city....

Yet 2021’s Mortal Kombat is both a loving homage to the blood-soaked arcade classics that started it all and a savage, devilishly fun martial arts flick. The film is actually so effective in the latter regard that it transcends the “video game movie” category completely and should in all likelihood attract an audience of people who have never even played the games. McQuoid takes the complex canon and iconic characters from the games and presents them in a way that respects the original designs to the highest degree but makes clear that this is a new take on the story that has its own voice....