The freshly announced Pixel 6 series is a considerable leap when we talk of performance, features and design. If you have recently bought the Google Pixel 5, you could have second thoughts; but how far ahead are the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro? Is it worth the upgrade if you own an older Pixel device or any other … Continue reading
Anjali Ryot was one of two foreign tourists killed in the Caribbean coast resort of Tulum.
Carla Faith was only licensed to care for up to six children at her Colorado Springs private daycare.
Hayden Christensen isn’t done playing Darth Vader. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he’s reprising his role as the Sith Lord in the upcoming Disney+ series Ahsoka. Rosario Dawson will star as Ahsoka Tano, whom she also played in the second season of The Mandalorian. That’s the first time Ahsoka’s character appeared in a live-action Star Wars show — prior to that, Ahsoka was only seen in the franchise’s animated entries.
Disney and Lucasfilm have yet to reveal the story for the live-action series. The Hollywood Reporter says, though, that it’s set five years after the events in Return of the Jedi, similar to The Mandalorian. That Vader will be featured in a show about Ahsoka doesn’t entirely come as a surprise, seeing she was Anakin Skywalker’s padawan. But since Vader died in Return of the Jedi, it’s unclear how his character will fit into Ahsoka’s story, and whether he’ll be shown in flashbacks or as a Force ghost.
Dave Filoni, who was involved in several previous Star Wars projects, will write the story and also serve as executive producer with Jon Favreau. The series will start production in 2022, though fans will get the chance to see Christensen play Vader before that in Ewan McGregor’s Obi-Wan Kenobi that’s set to debut early next year.
Yale history professor Timothy Snyder pointed out the worrying ways the next election could differ from 2020.
“Tucker attacks me. His fans respond with threats to kill my family. And Tucker knows exactly what he’s doing.”
The MSNBC anchor spotted the superpower that “ostentatious jerk” Republicans are desperate to develop.
The son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee was killed while filming “The Crow.”
“Someone died, you asshole,” snaps J.D. Vance’s Ohio Senate rival after he posts appallingly insensitive quip.
“The Late Show” host went to town on New Hampshire state Rep. Ken Weyler’s bonkers “report” on the coronavirus shots.
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