Mike Novogratz

As a game enthusiast, I’m finding myself knee-deep in a puzzle even before the DC Universe has truly taken off. The fresh introductions of new Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, and co. promise a clean slate. However, amidst all this, Peacemaker season two is on the horizon. The first season was a direct extension of Gunn’s Suicide Squad, a movie deeply rooted in the DCEU. You might remember Viola Davis as Amanda Waller, who made her debut in the not-so-great Suicide Squad flick. In essence, it’s less complex than it appears.

Netflix’s efforts to curb password sharing were well-received, prompting Disney+ to follow suit. Consequently, it’s only natural that Hulu (Max in this context) would also implement a password-sharing restriction. Rest assured, Hulu’s password-sharing restrictions are indeed on the horizon, but they will initially roll out with soft, introductory messaging (emphasizing the “initial” or “beginning” aspect). Here’s what we currently understand about Hulu’s upcoming password-sharing measures, which are slated to commence in December.

Yesterday, the official X account for XDefiant officially confirmed what had been a widely speculated secret in the gaming community – the first-person arena shooter game is being phased out. This transition begins right away, as stated directly by X.

Angelina Jolie discussed and reflected upon the movie’s challenging topics such as violence and relationships with her oldest children, Maddox (age 23) and Pax (age 21), prior to taking on her role in the biopic about Maria Callas. In an interview with The Sunday Times, the Academy Award-winning actress mentioned that her eldest sons, who were also involved in the Netflix production as assistant directors, provided assistance during this process.