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James Cameron is back on Pandora and once again, he wants you to sit down, strap in and marvel at what several truckloads of money can do when pointed directly at a movie screen. Avatar: Fire and Ash  arrives as the third chapter in Cameron’s sci-fi juggernaut, promising bigger emotions, darker themes, and, naturally, visuals so pristine they make every other blockbuster quietly rethink its life choices. The result? A film that dazzles the eyes, tests your bladder and continu

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) Gone Horribly Wrong Hobie McSorley, the Man with the Glowing Chest, is chatting with the bartender, Jenna, in a Philadelphia hotel, as he waits for his date. He mentions and shows Jenna his glowing chest. He brags about how he gave himself a CRISPR treatment that hacked his DNA which caused his chest to glow. He eagerly tells her DNA can be hacked to make the body better. She asks why someone would do that, an

Music Box: Wizkid: Long Live Lagos is currently streaming on HBO Max and follows Nigerian music artist Wizkid’s rise to fame and preparation to make history as the first African artist to play Tottenhaum Hotspur Stadium in London in July of 2023. It is directed by Karam Gill and beautifully showcases a time capsule of what we know as Afrobeats music today. The colonization of the Nigeria by the British stripped away much of the Nigerian culture and pride they carried. Thus, t

We are now in the meat of the mayhem that is Landman , as the popular oil drama series from co-creator Taylor Sheridan finds its way to its second season midpoint.  Episode 5 of the Paramount+ success series, entitled “A Pirate Dinner,” follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) in a day-in-the-life saga as he ping-pongs across the Permian Basin circumventing one dumpster fire after another. To keep all of his requisite balls in the air requires a steel countenance, a penchant

The final episode opens with Carrie—now revealed to be Josephine—pointing a gun at Marissa, Peter, and their family. Colin rushes her to try to grab the gun, but in the struggle she accidentally shoots him. She allows Lia to call an ambulance and run outside to let it in. She also allows Brian to go upstairs and attend to Milo, wo is now awake and calling out for his mom. Carrie tells Marissa and Peter that she didn’t come to take Milo—she came to warn Marissa to protect Milo

We have reached the mid-season finale for Matlock Season 2, and wow, I am speechless. This was a perfect Mid-Season Finale and I am already itching for the return in February. We have really pushed all of the current storylines forward and are left on major cliffhangers and wanting to see where our cast is heading when they come back to our screens.  We open to an anxious Olympia and Matlock due to Senior acting strange when he was in the office that morning. This leads them

The episode opens six years ago with Josie — who we know as Carrie Finch — living in a trailer under a bridge with Kyle. She’s pregnant and wants a crib, so she goes out to buy one. When she returns, Kyle is being arrested. The officer tells her he’s being taken in for selling drugs, and Kyle insists he only did it because he wanted money for the crib. After he’s taken away, we see Josie taking the crib pieces and smashing them against the trailer in devastation. Suddenly, we

Detective Alcaras tells them that Milo has been found. They rush to the police station, relieved to see Milo happy and healthy. During the interview, Milo explains that he was “on vacation,” that a man blindfolded him and left him in a park, and that he rode in the trunk of a car—but it was only a very short drive. When Milo starts getting tired, Marissa and Peter ask if they can take him home. Marissa can’t shake the feeling that Milo was returned , not found . Back at home,

I have to admit Boston Blue  Season 1, Episode 8 hit me right in the feels. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve enjoyed the season so far as the cases are solid, the characters charming but honestly, the previous episodes felt a little detached from the main characters. Sure, the show delivered weekly mysteries, but I never felt the stakes personally. This episode? Everything changed. From the moment it began, I knew I was in for something different. The murder of a young father isn’t j

If there’s one thing Sheriff Country  loves almost as much as small-town angst and complicated relationships, it’s legal weed growers in peril. Season 1 Episode 8, “Death & Taxes,” leans hard into that familiar territory, delivering a case that’s tense on paper but emotionally uneven in execution. The result is an episode that’s watchable, occasionally sharp, but ultimately lands squarely in “mid” territory, saved mostly by character moments and a few fun (if slightly ridicul

Glamazons Reunion The story opens with a Dressed Up magazine journalist, Julian Simons, writing the cover story on the Glamazons 25th Anniversary. I love how they used a writer, in their element, starting the show. He adds some drama and hype to his article as he teases the possible appearance of Tiff Giles, a renowned member of the Glamazons. She was disfigured in a violent street attack, and never worked again as a star super model. It’s rumored she will attend the celebrat

“ The Life and Times of Esther Greene ” finally delivers what Ghosts  fans (and let’s be honest, Alberta herself) have been waiting five seasons for: a full-blown backstory reveal. Yes, Alberta Haynes was not  always Alberta Haynes. The jazz legend’s real name? Esther Greene , a twist that’s both surprising and somehow perfectly Alberta. The episode opens with a dramatic flashback that looks like Alberta is straight-up murdering a man with a blunt object. Relax. If Ghosts  ha

Warning Signs, Birthday Truths, and Mr. Johnson Being Right (As Always) This week, Abbott Elementary hits hard emotionally, combining a serious crisis with the school and a personal struggle for Janine. The jokes land well, and the emotional moments resonate deeply. Once again, Mr. Johnson shows that being overlooked doesn’t mean being wrong. School Closing: When No One Listens (Except Mr. Johnson) Abbott learns that the school must close due to serious furnace issues. As exp

Detective Alcaraz tells the group that they found Carrie Finch’s nanny car abandoned, along with the rental home where it looks like Milo had been kept. The surprising part? It appears Milo was actually being cared for fairly well. They also discovered a body in the lake, believed to be Kyle, with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. Detective Alcaraz brings a stuffed toy he recognized from the rental home and shows it to Marissa and Peter. Everyone instantly identifies i

The man from the surveillance video is seen at a store buying macaroni and cheese when he notices a news report about police searching for Carrie Finch in connection to Milo’s kidnapping. He returns to his car, where we see Milo—now with dark hair—sitting in the backseat. Milo appears physically safe for now. He asks the man why Carrie can’t come with them, and the man explains that Carrie is “too famous.” Detective Alcaras and his wife discuss the case and also the possibili

Ana shows up at Marissa and Peter’s doorstep looking shaken, guilty, and ready to confess. She apologizes for lying and finally admits that yes—she does  know Carrie Finch. Not only that, but she had actually told Carrie personal details about Marissa and Peter: what they did for work, the kind of home they lived in… all the little things you’d normally never think twice about sharing, but that suddenly feel chilling in hindsight. The police sit Ana down as well, and she tell

Two themes unfold before a medical emergency happens. A little change to the show’s format.  An AI Chatbot controlling a child’s behavior is chilling. Sidwell asks for more ER responsibility as he continues his nurse training program, and he gets it. AI Chatbot Fake Encouragement Dr. Liala Bynum’s son is Micah. He’s obsessed with an AI Chatbot. Laila breaks down and finally tells John Watson about her son. She needs help. She’s already taken his phone away, but knows he needs

The holidays arrive at the East Hollywood DMV, but don’t expect cheer, goodwill, or even working tinsel. DMV  Season 1 Episode 9, “The Next Window,” drops the crew into festive mayhem that includes a long road trip, a not-quite date, a toppled Christmas tree and a guest appearance from Leslie Jones. It’s messy, it’s chaotic and it’s exactly the kind of offbeat workplace comedy energy that’s turned the series into CBS’s stealth charmer of the 2025 season. The episode opens wit

Episode 2 opens  with Marissa and Peter settling into their new house, and baby Milo is in full newborn chaos mode. He’s not sleeping, Marisa’s not sleeping, and she’s desperately cycling through every tip, trick, and strategy the internet has ever invented. She begs Peter for help, but he’s far more interested in everything except  the baby—or her exhaustion. Meanwhile, the police head back to interview Jenny and Richie and press them for more details about their nanny, Carr

Every series has it — that one episode that takes a pause from the narrative chaos and delivers a quiet repose to have its characters stop and reflect upon how they came to be at this point on life’s timeline. “Dancing Rainbows,” serves that purpose for Landman, the popular oil drama series, now in its second season streaming on Paramount+. While the episode opens with a tragic nighttime crash that hints at bigger issues to follow for anyone connected to the fictional M Tex