Monthly Archives: November 2018
Black Mask Explained: Who Is DC’s Birds of Prey Movie Villain?
Another major Batman villain will be making his long overdue big screen debut soon. Black Mask will be the villain in the upcoming Birds of Prey movie, and Ewan McGregor will play the sadistic Gotham City crime lord also known as Roman Sionis. The actor joins Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress, and Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary. A first look at the movie was released today by Warner Bros.
Comics readers and fans of the Arkham video game series will no doubt be familiar with Black Mask and his vendetta against the Batman family. But for anyone who doesn't know their Black Mask from their Red Hood, here's everything you need to know about the main villain behind Birds of Prey.
HBO Responds to Trump’s Use of GoT Reference on Twitter
Following President Trump's use of Game of Thrones' iconic font and "winter is coming" messaging in a new tweet, HBO has voiced strong disapproval for this use of its trademarked material.
"We were not aware of this messaging and would prefer our trademark not be misappropriated for political purposes," HBO says in a statement.
Additionally, HBO posted another comment in response to the President's tweet on its Twitter page.
How do you say trademark misuse in Dothraki?
— HBO (@HBO) November 2, 2018
Destiny 2 on PC Available as Free Gift This Month
To celebrate the first year of Destiny 2 being available on PC, Blizzard is allowing fans to redeem the base game on Battle.net for free for a limited time.
The PC version of Destiny 2, which is available on Blizzard's Battle.net service, will be available as a Gift from November 2 through November 18.
Undertale Creator Offers Insight into Deltarune, Whether or Not It’s a Sequel
Earlier this week, Undertale creator Toby Fox released his latest work, Deltarune, for free and has now cleared up some of the questions fans have about what exactly Deltarune is.
The top question on fans' minds is whether or not Deltarune is an Undertale sequel. But Fox doesn't want players to worry too much about that, saying he thinks doing so could actually hurt the experience for them.
"I will say that basically, what you're seeing here is not the world of Undertale," he wrote. "Undertale world and ending are the same as however you left them. If everyone was happy in your ending, the people in the Undertale world will still be happy."
What’s Next After Return of Wolverine?
Writer Charles Soule may currently be chronicling the long-awaited return of the most popular X-Man of them all, but it seems that the current Return of Wolverine series isn't the end of his story. Soule recently shed light on his upcoming plans for the character in his monthly newsletter.
As revealed in Marvel's January 2018 solicitations, the monthly anthology comic Marvel Comics presents will be making a comeback next year. Soule revealed in his newsletter that he'll be writing a 12-part serialized story called "The Vigil." Each chapter will focus on Wolverine during a different decade of his long life, with the first chapter unfolding during World War II.
The Best Pixel 3 Cases
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Google’s Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are the best phones the search juggernaut has released to date. But there’s one problem: If you’re upgrading from a Pixel 2, your case isn’t fully compatible with Google's latest handset. If you’re searching for the best way to keep your new phone looking brand new, look no further. From rugged to svelte, these are the best cases I could find for the new Pixel 3 phones.
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Pixar Director Explains How Food Inspired the Bao Animated Short
Centered around the experience of a Chinese immigrant family, the short film Bao is an important glimpse into the life of a mother learning to let go. Like many shorts that air before Pixar feature-length films, Bao tells an important, familiar story through clever, unconventional ways. In this case, director Domee Shi felt it was important to use food as the driving metaphor behind the film's message.
"In Chinese culture -- and I think in a lot of cultures around the world -- food and family just go hand in hand," Shi told IGN during a recent junket for The Incredibles 2's home video release. "My parents don't say 'I love you,' they say 'Oh, have you eaten yet?', 'Eat more,' 'You're too thin,' or 'Oh no, you ate too much!'
Updated: 21 Confusing Things Stumping Players in Red Dead
Updated: It's been one week and Red Dead Redemption 2 players are searching for a bunch of new legendary animals, hard-to-find places, cheats, tips, and, of course, horse brushes. The latest answers to the questions you are asking the most can be found at the top of the list, right below the break.
Using a combination of traffic, user feedback, comments, and search data, we can now see where people are really getting stuck in Red Dead Redemption 2. From RDR2's confusing cheats system to basic horse maintenance, here are the top "Most Wanted" cheats, tips, item locations, and how-to guides RDR2 players are searching for -- and the in-depth guides with the answers you seek. We'll keep it spoiler-free!
Arrested Development at 15: The Best Bluth Moments
It's the Bluth Family's Fab 15 this week as Arrested Development - Mitch Hurwitz's comedy of extreme errors, which lived on FOX for three seasons and Netflix for two - celebrates its 15th anniversary on Friday, November 2. And we
well, we don't know what we expected.
With all the Cornballers, Stair Cars, Analrapists, Never Nudes, and meaty man parts in your mouth, it's very easy to get lost inside this show's labyrinthine maze of puns, wordplay, and deeply committed running gags. To streamline the hilarity, here's a look back at each Bluth's best character moments.
George Bluth Sr.
Todo El Estupido Tiempo!
Before George, Sr. ran a housing development company, which may or may not have been contracted to build McMansions for Saddam Hussein, he was down in Mexico, peddling the internationally feared "Cornballer."