Mike Novogratz

More recently, Halsey (whose real name is Ashley Nicolette Frangipane and uses both she/her and they/them pronouns) has shared that transitioning to Hollywood and filmmaking has allowed them to step away from their singer identity. In their music career, Halsey has found it empowering to fully embrace her stage name. Notably, this shift also allows for a pause in being Halsey, particularly with upcoming movies like Americana (2023) and Maxxxine (2024).

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but be devastated by the tragic news that my beloved Rich Homie Quan, known for his electrifying dance hits like Type of Way and Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh), has passed away at just 33 years old. According to reports from the Associated Press and other trusted sources, Quan, whose real name is Dequantes Devontay Lamar, sadly took his last breath at an Atlanta hospital, as confirmed by the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office. I was deeply saddened to learn of this heartbreaking news on Thursday, September 5.

Over the span of nearly three decades, Idris Elba has delivered numerous exceptional acting performances across both film and television. Early on in his career, he garnered significant attention, emerging as a promising talent with his captivating portrayal of the ambitious drug kingpin Stringer Bell in the HBO series The Wire.

In a recent statement, director Matt Reeves reiterated that his upcoming sequel for “The Batman” will eschew fantastical elements in favor of a more grounded narrative. This move marks a consistent trend towards realism in Batman films since “Batman Begins” 20 years ago. However, DC Comics’ Batman stories are often characterized by grandiose and fantastical themes. Contrarily, Reeves’ take on the Dark Knight is aiming for realism. Meanwhile, another big-screen Batman, the new DCU’s “Brave and the Bold,” may choose to embrace elements such as sci-fi, fantasy, and larger-than-life aspects from the comics that have been largely absent in the past two decades of films. This is what we eagerly anticipate from the DCU Batman to distinguish it from its previous cinematic iterations.

In the seventh installment of “The Rings of Power,” titled “The Eye,” we witnessed the reappearance of the enigmatic mystics. Clad in white, these figures are on a quest to find the Stranger. However, who are these sinister figures and what do the three cloaked witches desire with the man from the meteorite in “The Rings of Power”? The solution to these puzzles will reveal if Nori’s large companion is genuinely virtuous or poised to endanger all of Middle-earth

The Rings of Power is a beautiful ode to Tolkien’s Middle-earth, sharing deep cuts but also expanding the lore. The mythical mithril is an example of both. In the Second Age, the dwarves of Khazad-Dûm, also known as Moria, discover mithril as we see on The Rings of Power. The rare ore will bring fame and fortune to their kingdom… and also trouble. But for now, the dwarves’ discovery of mithril is momentous. But what is the precious ore, and where else have we seen it? Here’s everything you need to know about The Lord of the Rings‘ mithril.

The Harfoot characters in “The Rings of Power” are no longer the only representatives of small-folk. In the fourth episode of season two, Poppy and Nori encounter the Stoor tribe, one of the three groups that will eventually be known as Hobbits in Middle-earth. Who are these halflings? What can we expect from their future? And what new insights did the show offer about their relationship with the Harfoots? Here’s a comprehensive guide to the Stoors in “The Rings of Power”