MASS EFFECT TV Series Officially in Development at Amazon MGM Studios

2021 saw discussions surrounding Amazon’s potential creation of a TV show based on the “Mass Effect” video game series. This franchise was established by BioWare as early as 2007 and is set in a future where military drama unfolds as humans navigate their role amidst alien life forms in the galaxy. Now, we have some news: The development of a “Mass Effect” TV series has been confirmed at Amazon MGM Studios, according to Variety.

New STAR WARS Movie Trilogy Reportedly on the Way, Could Be Skywalker Saga Continuation

Although Star Wars is currently dominating on Disney+, it all started on the big screen and that’s where the galaxy far, far away is set to make a grand comeback. Lucasfilm has several new feature films lined up for release in cinemas over the next few years, and they’re even planning more. According to recent reports, Lucasfilm has secured a deal with Star Wars: Rebels co-creator Simon Kinberg to pen and produce a brand new movie trilogy. However, this upcoming trilogy might not be entirely fresh as it could potentially serve as the next three episodes of the Skywalker Saga.

Ab-Soul compares himself to Eminem

Just dropped by on the Radar Radio, before my new album Soul Burger hits the shelves this coming Friday, November 8th. Dressed sharp in a Burberry coat and shades, I hail from Carson, California. In a freestyle session, I compared myself to Eminem – a comparison that’s been raising some eyebrows around here.

Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar To Hit Theaters Again To Celebrate Film’s 10th Anniversary; Details Inside

On its 10th anniversary, I’m thrilled to share that Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning masterpiece Interstellar is set to grace our movie screens once more! For some time now, whispers of a re-release have been circulating, and finally, on Thursday, November 7th, Imax confirmed the news. In celebration of this cinematic milestone since its initial screening, they’ll be showing the award-winning film for an entire week, exclusively!

‘I Wouldn’t Put on Any Airs For Them’: Dolly Parton Gives an Open Invite to Kate Middleton and Prince William’s Kids to Visit Dollywood

Dolly Parton shared that Princess Diana had extended an invitation for tea during her trip overseas last year, but due to the singer’s busy schedule, they were unable to meet. However, don’t be disheartened, as it seems there may be a possibility of Dolly Parton and the royals spending time together in the near future.

Christina Applegate Apologizes For Lashing Out At A Trump Supporter Over Sexist Comment; ‘I Will Ruin You’

Christina Applegate passionately voiced her disapproval of a potential Donald Trump victory in the 2024 Presidential Elections, which quickly gained attention online. She made her feelings known about the election results on X (previously Twitter), stating, “If you voted against women’s rights, against disability rights, then I encourage you to unfollow me. Your actions are shocking and inconsiderate.

Will Channing Tatum Get His Own Gambit Movie? ‘Marvel Is Obsessed,’ Says Ryan Reynolds

Fans of Marvel may anticipate further appearances from Channing Tatum as Gambit, following his brief appearance in Deadpool and Wolverine. It’s been reported that Tatum’s portrayal has caught the eye of Marvel Studios, with Ryan Reynolds (who plays Deadpool) hinting at a strong interest in Tatum’s performance. Reynolds shared this during a recent interview, highlighting that Tatum’s interpretation of Gambit is notable due to his impressive physicality and distinctive take on the character. For years, Tatum has been linked to the role of Gambit; he was initially slated to play the character in a film produced by Fox, but the project ultimately did not move forward.

Oh, Canada Trailer: Jacob Elordi And Richard Gere Play Different Versions Of Same Man Sharing His Mythologized Life Story In Dying Days

In the poignant “Oh, Canada” trailer, actors Jacob Elordi and Richard Gere depict the younger and older incarnations of a single character. The narrative, inspired by Russell Banks’ novel “Forgone,” centers around renowned filmmaker Leonard Fife (portrayed by Gere), who recounts his complex life journey as he approaches his final days.