THE ACOLYTE Showrunner Opens Up About Its Abrupt Cancelation

I wasn’t shocked that it was cancelled, but I was surprised by how quickly it happened and that the decision was made so publicly. I was also taken aback by the way it was handled. However, once I started getting calls about the negative reactions, criticism, and falling viewership numbers, I knew for sure it was going to happen.

Watch Cynthia Erivo Sing with Students at Her Old School

The most emotional part of the video is definitely when Cynthia Erivo sings “For Good” with the children. One of the girls simply asked her to sing, and thankfully, she agreed! “For Good” is a moving song on its own, but hearing Cynthia sing it with these young girls – girls who share the same dreams she had growing up, in the very place she once pursued them – is incredibly powerful. It’s impossible not to get a little teary-eyed. Here at TopMob, we certainly didn’t stand a chance!

Tips To Get You Started In Where Winds Meet

This game is packed with secrets, challenges, and combat, and it doesn’t always give you clear instructions. While some players enjoy figuring things out on their own, it can be tricky. Here’s a guide to help you get started and make the most of your adventure.

WICKED: FOR GOOD Defies Obstacles for Solid Second Half

Even devoted fans of Wicked generally agree that the musical is strongest in its first half. Most of the show’s most popular songs happen before the intermission, and that’s just how it is. The recent movie adaptation attempted to address this imbalance by adding some new songs, which did improve the story, but unfortunately, those new numbers didn’t quite measure up musically.

How to Get Morale Chant in Where Winds Meet

This guide will show you where to find the Morale Chant in WWM, how to purchase it, how to improve it, and whether it’s a good fit for your character build. Here’s a detailed explanation.

RENTAL FAMILY Is a Beautiful Story About Being Seen (Review)

The operation clearly presents moral, ethical, and logical concerns. However, Shinji (Takehiro Hira), the owner of Rental Family, and his most committed employee, Aiko (Mari Yamamoto), dismiss these concerns by telling their foreign client he’ll never truly grasp Japanese culture or its people. They argue this lack of understanding prevents him from seeing how the operation is actually beneficial.