TV & Movies

In the midst of Gamescom Opening Night Live, we were given our first look at season two of the postapocalyptic series Fallout (which is also coincidentally one of our favorite video games).

With today's eight hour downtime due to WoW patch 11.2, now is the perfect time to take in the return of the king -- King of the Hill that is.

Link, the plucky adventurer and recurring savior of Hyrule, is set to make his live-action debut on the silver screen in March 2027.

On our adventures through Azeroth, we sometimes get so focused on becoming increasingly powerful and saving the world that we don't take the time to slow down and appreciate the finer points of the journey itself.

We've talked before about how Video Games adaptations seem to work better as episodic series than one-shot movies, and in the past few years we've seen some amazing series like Arcane, The Last of Us, and Fallout, and some really bad movies like Borderlands.

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By now there's a good chance that you've heard of The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, an award-winning documentary now streaming on Netflix.

While the opening ceremony of Gamescom 2024 left something to be desired in terms of enthusiasm and hype, one offering stood out on the sheer level of authentic human emotion displayed by a passionate creator.

Is there a good plural for series?

May's new Trading Post treats us to a selection of springy floral items -- such as the Sunny Floral Staff and the Sunny Bow-quet -- all topping off with the delightful Wings of the Amber Monarch, and while these butterfly wings may be adorable to some, for others they inspire a very different feeling.