With its grounded, relatable characters, clever sci-fi conceit, and layered storytelling, Supacell delivers a memorable first season, but its time-travel heavy storyline can be a little difficult to follow, even for genre vets. Luckily, you’ve got me here to help you break down all the portal-hopping, timeline altering, and power-siphoning that goes down in the Supacell season one finale.

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After making history as the highest-funded film/TV project in Kickstarter history, The Legend of Vox Machina was quickly scooped up by Prime Video, who not only served as distributor, but green lit a second season before the first had even dropped on Prime Video—a glowing stamp of approval if ever there was one. In the wake of resoundingly positive fan and critical reception, Prime Video similarly renewed Vox Machina for a third installment midway through the release of season two—but just how long will critters have to wait before returning to Exandria?

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Though the series is barely more than a week old, fans are already clamoring for their next taste of Gangs of Galicia, so the big question is: Will there be a season 2?

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Having begun the week as Women’s World Champion, the seven-time WWE title holder has been center stage ever since she won April’s Battle Royal to determine who would take over as champ in Rhea Ripley’s absence. After holding the title for just over a month, Becky dropped the belt to Liv Morgan on Saturday after a tumultuous match at King of the Ring in Saudi Arabia — and after the events of last night’s Raw, it looks like Becky might be leaving WWE altogether.

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Though previously those changes tended to be minor (a new dress or bedazzled leotard here, a cut song there) Taylor surprised Swifties by majorly switching up the Eras Tour set list to celebrate The Tortured Poets Department.

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer has gone down as one one the most influential, well-loved, and iconic shows in the history of American TV, and for good reason. Between genre-defining dialogue, masterfully written characters, and a cast of now-iconic performances, there’s not much Buffy didn’t revolutionize in its time. But while there’s no shortage of love out there for Buffy, not nearly as many people recognize the brilliance of (or even know about) Angel, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff.

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With a trio of flavors to choose from, unique Fallout-inspired can designs, and a punch of energy that could power a nuclear generator (not really) here’s everything you need to know about the Fallout x Arizona teas.

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Written and created by Sam Levinson (a creator just as hotly debated as the series itself), HBO’s dark, boundary-pushing high school odyssey presents heavy subject matter, ambitious aesthetics, and powerful performances. Over its two seasons, the series has gained an ardent fan base, 9 Emmys, and viewership figures rivaled (at the time) only by Game of Thrones.

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The spinoff/prequel series, which was announced back in 2017, got a brief teaser in December alongside Max’s other upcoming projects (including House of the Dragon season 2) but has yet to land an official trailer. For horror fans, the chance to once again return to the quaint little Maine town can’t come soon enough.

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Since then, the ensuing seasons and continued prevalence of Stranger Things as a pop culture juggernaut at Netflix continued to raise the profile of Brown and her co-stars, making them not just one-time child stars (as were so often found in the genre they’re paying homage to) but certified rising stars. But while Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, and Sadie Sink have geared their efforts toward acting, Brown has set her sights higher. In addition to starring in a trio of films for Netflix (Enola Holmes, its sequel, and now Damsel), Bobby Brown has served as a producer on all three films as well, expanding her influence both behind and in front of the camera.

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For her latest film, This Is Me… Now, Lopez steps behind the camera, serving as executive producer and co-writer as well as the star of this self-financed, $20 million dollar visual album/biopic. Equal parts music video, autobiography, and extensive therapeutic fantasy, JLo’s This Is Me… Now is an opulent, self-indulgent musical fantasy that makes for a fascinating (if dizzying) viewing experience.

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Following an introverted writer who miraculously begins to predict real-life espionage events in her books, Argylle’s entire premise hinges on one massive twist: Elly Conway is Agent Argylle. But while the Argylle/R Kyle reveal certainly makes for a memorable “WTF” moment, once you start to think critically about the implications of this story-in-a story, things fall apart, and quickly.

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By now, everyone who ever wanted to see Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour (and plenty of others dragged along by spouses) probably already has: whether it was in person at a concert, in theaters, or via a $20 rental on streaming. But while The Eras Tour being available for rent on digital gave Swifties the chance to catch their fave in the comfort of their own home, that $20 price tag for a single day-long viewing window is a high price tag—especially if you’re hoping to watch more than once.

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But while the Eras Tour brings each album together on one mega-tour, it’s hardly the first time Taylor has been around, or even the first time she’s embarked on a stadium tour. From humble beginnings to sold-out shows across the globe, here’s a breakdown of all of Taylor Swift’s tours, in chronological order.

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Is Baldur’s Gate 3 being eyed for a live-action adaptation?

Though video game adaptations (film, TV, live-action, or otherwise) have had a somewhat rocky history, the past decade has seen some classic titles brought to the large and small screen with unprecedented success. Shows like The Last of Us and Arcane have re-ignited interest in bringing games to TV, and if rumors are to be believed, it looks like Baldur’s Gate 3 might be next on the agenda.

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While there’s a lot to love about Baldur’s Gate 3, one of the game’s biggest draws is its ties to Dungeons and Dragons. BG3 employs races, gods, locations, and even a few characters from the classic tabletop entry. But while most fans probably already know BG3 uses the lore of D&D, what’s less clear is how the characters and events of the game relate to greater worldbuilding—is Baldur’s Gate 3 canon to D&D?

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The 2024 remake of the 2004 comedy classic puts a musical spin on Tina Fey’s high school comedy—taking songs written for the 2017 Broadway musical version of Mean Girls and transposing them into TikTok-friendly tracks for the new film. But while fans (especially those familiar with the Broadway show) are understandably unimpressed by Mean Girls’ musical offerings, there’s one song that rises above the rest—and it’s not even in the movie.

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Following an initial casting announcement in November 2023, Gibson made her Doctor Who debut in the 2023 Christmas special “The Church on Ruby Road.” This served as the first proper introduction of Ncuti Gatwa as the 15th Doctor, following a few brief appearances in the preceding specials. But even though only one episode featuring Ruby has aired, it looks like Doctor Who has already set its sights on a new companion.

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Now that Baldur’s Gate 3 has been out for five months, players who have been onboard since release have likely finished the game (sometimes multiple times over). It’s a gratifying, exhilarating accomplishment to be certain, but one that leaves a distinctly Astarion-shaped hole in your heart once the credits roll and you realize there’s no more journeying to be done with the pale elf himself.

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Not only does the trailer offer hints as to the plot of the season, but it’s also full of a few key reveals—including new character art, an original song written for the season, and (of course) a release date.

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