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On January 30th, I’m excited to join the global audience tuning into Critical Role’s “Freaky Thursday” event, a unique and interactive charity livestream. This one-shot game, which isn’t part of the regular campaign, promises a dose of chaos! The Bells Hells team from the third RPG series will be in action, under the watchful eye of Game Master Matthew Mercer. Ashley Johnson, Marisha Ray, Taliesin Jaffe, Travis Willingham, Sam Riegel, Laura Bailey, and Liam O’Brien will be there, ready to embark on this exciting adventure that awaits Bells Hells.

In the United States, the initial season turned out to be Prime Video’s most popular series; however, just 37% of American viewers managed to finish watching the entire first season from start to end. Despite a promising kickoff, the subsequent season faced challenges in keeping up with the same level of momentum.

The film “The Lost Boys” continues to be one of the most influential vampire movies, as it skillfully merged the teen comedy genre with bloodsuckers in the summer of 1987. Set in a California beach town teeming with vampires, the story follows two adolescent boys who find themselves in this eerie situation. The film directed by Joel Schumacher gained further popularity on video and countless television broadcasts. Rumors about a prequel musical titled “A Lost Boys Story” surfaced online a few years ago, featuring music by G Tom Mac, composer of the movie’s opening hit, “Cry Little Sister.” The announcement for this musical prequel was made in 2020. However, it appears that Warner Bros., who hold the rights to the property, have decided to pursue a different path instead.

Apart from the upcoming games, Techland is expanding the Dying Light experience in various ways. They’re launching new merchandise, a webcomic series, and even board games, all aimed at making the Dying Light universe more accessible to a wider group of fans. This strategy ensures that there’s something appealing for everyone, whether you prefer gaming, reading comics, or tabletop games.

Hey there fellow movie enthusiast! Don’t miss out on diving into the action-packed, two-episode premiere of Marvel Animation’s Spider-Man: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, exclusively streaming on Disney+ starting January 29th. See you there!

If you haven’t managed to catch “Wicked” yet despite your eagerness, you’re part of a select few. This blockbuster movie, which was a sensation at box offices, became an online success when it hit video on demand platforms. Now, it’s garnering attention with 10 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture and acting nominations for its famous witches. You can discover why it’s so highly regarded by purchasing or renting it from your preferred digital platform. Alternatively, if you prefer to watch Elphaba and Glinda on the big screen, “Wicked” is still playing in cinemas as well.

It’s not surprising that the news is out about Agatha having poor ratings among the weekly Marvel shows on Disney+, given that it appears to be the least-watched of them all.

Initially, I noted that James Gunn had edited out the blood seen in the trailer’s spot, a detail he hasn’t addressed publicly. Meanwhile, Gunn has responded to criticisms directed at Corenswet.

Towards the closing moments of the debut episode of “Watson”, it’s unveiled that Randall Park is the actor portraying Moriarty. In this role, Park’s Moriarty collects a batch of DNA samples from fellow associate and Holmes-Watson acquaintance Shinwell Johnson. Some might find it unexpected that amiable actor Randall Park would play Moriarty. Indeed, they would be correct. The creator of “Watson”, Craig Sweeny, shared the surprising twist in the casting of Moriarty:

On Sunday, January 26th, the country artist posted a video of his 2009 song “Somebody Said a Prayer” on his official YouTube channel. This video included his adopted son Trace, whom he welcomed into his family in 1993 following his marriage to Tish Cyrus.