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The Long Walk's Ben Wang freezes competition to become Marvel's new Iceman

Cerebro has located Ben Wang to play Iceman in Marvel's upcoming X-Men reboot.

AV Club · EN

Youth will continue to grow at HBO

HBO has renewed Sharon Horgan's midlife dramedy, Youth, for a second season.

AV Club · EN

Apple to revisit history's most infamous "wardrobe malfunction" in Justin Timberlake docuseries

Directed by Fisher Stevens, the upcoming four-part "tell-all" documentary series about Justin Timberlake will include interviews with Janet Jackson about the duo's notorious Super Bowl performance.

AV Club · EN

The Fall And Rise Of Reggie Dinkins returns, and thankfully nothing has changed

In a very funny The Fall And Rise Of Reggie Dinkins season 2 premiere, Reggie, Arthur, and Monica all discover that minor triumphs can't fix things overnight.

AV Club · EN

All 66 Episodes Of Hulu's R-Rated Thriller Deliver Psychological Horror At Its Best

One acclaimed Hulu sci-fi series was secretly also a masterpiece of psychological horror thanks to the sheer dread of the show's storyline.

Screen Rant · EN

26 Episodes Of Netflix's Best Time Travel Show Leave Zero Plot Holes

One of Netflix’s greatest sci-fi shows brilliantly uses time travel as a narrative device and surprisingly leaves no plot holes in its 26 episodes.

Screen Rant · EN

The Elder Scrolls: Valenwood Officially Releases This Month

As fans wait for the eventual release of Elder Scrolls 6, they can officially check out TES: Valenwood later this month.

Screen Rant · EN

Alien Meets Interstellar In Netflix's 8-Part Lovecraftian Sci-Fi Series

In Netflix's underrated sci-fi, a moonbound rescue mission unravels into claustrophobic body horror amid abandoned lab ruins and desperate survival.

Screen Rant · EN

Prime Video's 32-Episode Action Series Deserves Kudos For Successfully Adapting The Source Material

One of Prime Video’s greatest action shows does an incredible job of translating its source material to the screen and capturing its true essence.

Screen Rant · EN

Jason Momoa's 12-Part Neo-Western, Based On A True Story, Has Hit Netflix At The Perfect Time

Influenced by The Shield and The Wire, this compact, morally tangled, grimy Neo-western cop drama places Jason Momoa in a fiercely conflicted role.

Screen Rant · EN

Netflix's Bass X Machina Is An Enthralling Mix Of Westerns & Anime | Review

Netflix's Bass X Machina is a glorious mixture of old-school Western thrills, steampunk anime, and an outright thrilling soundtrack and score.

Screen Rant · EN

Every Major Sequel & Series Continuation Still To Come In 2026

The year isn't over yet, and readers still have a few major sequels and new series installments to look forward to as we round out 2026.

Screen Rant · EN

9 Dystopian Sci-Fi Shows That Are 10/10 Masterpieces

From the gripping Apple TV series Severance to the hit Netflix anthology Black Mirror, these dystopian sci-fi shows are genuine masterpieces.

Collider · EN

Goodbye 'Ocean's Eleven,' Ben Affleck's Heist Thriller Is Now Officially Streaming

Ben Affleck's twisty 2000 heist thriller Reindeer Games, which was previously only available as a rental, is finally streaming on Paramount+.

Collider · EN

The 8 Heaviest Gangster Movies of All Time, Ranked

The heaviest gangster movies of all time include disturbing classics like Once Upon a Time in America, The Godfather Part II, and Pusher.

Collider · EN

This Sci-Fi Kids' Series Captures the Horrors of War Better Than Most Adult Books

Despite being aimed at kids, the sci-fi saga Animorphs offers a nuanced depiction of war that's far more complex and harrowing than most adult books.

Collider · EN

Every Jane Austen Love Interest, Ranked

From Sense and Sensibility's Colonel Brandon to Pride and Prejudice's Mr. Darcy, who is the most romantic love interest found in Jane Austen's books?

Collider · EN

Netflix's 'Bass X Machina' Is the Dark Western Epic You Didn't Know You Needed | Review

Brian Tyree Henry leads an all-star cast in Netflix's out-of-this-world steampunk Western epic Bass X Machina.

Collider · EN

Harry Potter Officially Returns on November 17

Harry Potter returns November 17 with a new immersive Dolby Atmos audio experience recreating the Gryffindor common room.

Collider · EN

‘Okinawa Saudade’ Review: A Moving Documentary About the Okinawan-Brazilian Community Explores the History of Displacement

Yoju Matsubayashi's latest film follows third-generation Okinawan-Brazilian as they reflect on their distant homeland.

IndieWire · EN

The Dividual Strikes Back

why nothing and everything is your fault Quick note: If you’d prefer to listen to this, I read it aloud here . In Vincenzo Natali’s 1997 cult indie classic film “Cube” a group of disconnected individuals awake alone in a labyrinth of identical interlocking rooms. Throughout the film they must find each other and work together to survive a ghastly array of fatal traps and puzzle their way out. Each character seems to have a purpose; a doctor, a police officer, an escape artist, a maths wiz and we see them coordinate their unique skills to outwit the sadistic mastermind behind… … The Cube It’s a

LessWrong · EN

Are economists declining in status?

That is the theme of my latest Free Press article. Excerpt, which offers the beginning of the story: If we look at the 1960s, the John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Baines Johnson administrations brought James Tobin, Robert Solow, Kenneth Arrow (all three later Nobel laureates), Arthur Okun, Walter Heller, Gardner Ackley, Otto Eckstein, and Walt […] The post Are economists declining in status? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION .

Marginal Revolution · EN

The economics of tips

Tipping is large and growing, but we know little about its consequences for workers and firms. We link point-of-sale and payroll records at 20,000 U.S. firms, which lets us observe tips from customer payment to worker earnings. We find that tips are a nearly constant share of revenue, which means hourly pay moves with revenue. […] The post The economics of tips appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION .

Marginal Revolution · EN

‘At my age, I can rant!’ Bernie Taupin on Elton John, hellraising vampires and competing in full-blown rodeos

He is the outstanding lyricist who propelled the Rocket Man to 300m sales. As Taupin releases a wistfully grouchy solo album, he talks about the joy of anonymity, his LA drinking gang – and owning a prize-winning bucking bull Bernie Taupin has an interesting take on the strange brand of fame he enjoys. “I am,” he says, “what I call the credit card guy.” I’m sorry? You’re the what? “The credit card guy. I go somewhere, like a shop or a restaurant, and it’s fine. I can be me, no one notices. Then I pay with my credit card and they see the name and go” – he lets out a mock gasp – “‘You’re that gu

Guardian Culture · EN