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Call of Duty Vanguard: Best Multiplayer Guns and Loadouts

Call of Duty: Vanguard is here, and since we’re a few weeks away from Warzone‘s Pacific update, now is the best time to lose yourself in this game’s multiplayer modes and start experimenting with its best guns. We’ll talk about this more throughout this breakdown, but most of the best guns in Vanguard at the moment tend to be closer-range weapons that are fairly easy to control and boast fast time-to-kill potential. There is a little room for a few outliers here and there, but until there is a drastic swing in the meta, that’s roughly what you’re looking for.…
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Link Tank: Win a RockLove Eternals Unimind Bracelet

Are you a fan of Eternals? You can enter for a chance to win a RockLove Eternals Unimind bracelet! Win an Eternals Bracelet! Netflix has found their Fire Lord Ozai for the Avatar: The Last Airbender live-action remake! “Daniel Dae Kim (Lost, She-Ra, and the Princesses of Power) has been cast in Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender, a live-action adaptation of the acclaimed Nickelodeon animated series, as Fire Lord Ozai. Well, Ozai is technically hot, so this is excellent casting. On Instagram, his fellow young cast members, Dallas Liu and Gordon Cormier shared their excitement over this news in the…
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How Harry Styles’ Acting Roles Point to a Bright Film Future

While most know Harry Styles as the international pop star who regularly challenges traditional conceptions of masculinity and sings songs about the female orgasm, the former One Direction member gone solo also has a burgeoning film career that started with a supporting role in Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk and has evolved in smart, interesting ways from there. Thus far, the actor has chosen mostly supporting roles in period pieces, and has seemingly made sure to pick parts that are challenges commensurate with his experience. The result has been an early acting career of choice films under talented directors that build a…
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The Last of Us HBO Series Set Photos Reveal Major Game Locations Recreated for the Show

Production on HBO’s The Last of Us adaptation is in full swing in Canada. Already, fans have taken lots of photos from the show’s Edmonton sets, which offered up our first looks at Pedro Pascal as Joel, Bella Ramsey as Ellie, and Anna Torv as Tess. The scenes filmed there included the trio’s escape from the Boston QZ — the first section of the critically-acclaimed 2013 PlayStation game — with sets that showcased the dilapidation left in the wake of the Cordyceps outbreak that ravaged the planet before the start of the story. Well, now filming has moved to other…
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Doctor Who: Are the Sontarans Really The Finest Soldiers in the Galaxy?

A shoe, a mallet and a squash ball. All weapons used in the world of Doctor Who to disable the martial might of a Sontaran soldier. It’s the little hole on the back of their neck known as the probic vent, see. Makes them vulnerable. Give an exposed probic vent one good whack and those stumpy, grumpy fellas fold like deckchairs. The finest soldiers in the galaxy – as Ten describes them in ‘The Sontaran Stratagem’ – defeated by items that could be readily sourced from any branch of Go Outdoors.  That’s assuming an opponent is able to sneak up to the…
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My Hero Academia: Ryan Stegman On His Original Artwork and Melding the East With the West

This article is presented by Funimation It’s never been a more exciting time for both comic fans and comic creators. There’s a growing trend that celebrates the merging of worlds and blurring of lines, both when it comes to the characters within comic books, but also the people who work behind the scenes. Collaboration has been embraced in major ways and suddenly creators are able to provide their own slant on classic characters and reinvent them for a fresh set of eyes.  Ryan Stegman is a talented comic book artist who’s become an important part of Marvel over the past…
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Finch: Inside Tom Hanks’ Own Private Sci-Fi Dystopia

A lot has happened since Den of Geek was invited to visit the New Mexico set of Tom Hanks’ dystopian sci-fi movie, Finch, back in March 2019. For starters, Hanks became one of the very first high-profile COVID-19 cases, and the world shut down just days before the film was finished shooting. The movie was called “Bios” at the time of the set visit, and has since been brought from Universal to Apple TV+ (it’s available now). Like many film productions that were affected by the pandemic, Finch took an unexpectedly long and twisty path to finally make it to…
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Young Justice: Phantoms Doesn’t Capitalize on Last Week’s Big Reveal

This Young Justice: Phantoms review contains spoilers. Young Justice Season 4 Episode 5 I’m a little bit concerned by how much the newest season of Young Justice is dragging. We’re about a fifth of the way through and it’s still not at all clear what this season’s story is, and while we’ve had some nice character moments (for Tigress now, after four episodes on Mars with Beast Boy, Miss Martian, and Superboy), there’s not enough happening to feel like the time investment has been justified.  I’m also slightly worried about the show’s budget. The first three minutes of this week…
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Elden Ring Stats Screen Reveals Massive Dark Souls Differences

The latest Elden Ring gameplay preview video left us with a lot to talk about (which we hope to share with you soon), but one little thing you may have missed from that preview was a brief look at Elden Ring‘s stats screen and how this game’s attributes will seemingly make some notable changes to the Dark Souls formula. While Elden Ring isn’t technically a Dark Souls game, you don’t exactly have to squint your eyes to see the many ways that the upcoming game borrows certain ideas from the Dark Souls series. This is a FromSoftware game, after all,…
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From Dr. Brain to Itaewon Class—Best K-Dramas Based on Webtoons

If you’re into K-dramas, then you’ve probably already watched at least one series that was once a webtoon. Web-based comics that are told in a continuous strip, webtoons are a uniquely Korean storytelling format that developed alongside the internet via platforms like Daum Webtoon (now Kakao Webtoon) and Naver Webtoon (known simply as Webtoon). As K-culture continues to expand globally, webtoons will certainly be a major element of that ever-cresting Hallyu. In fact, the trends has already started: According to data from the Korea Creative Contents Agency (via The Korea Herald), the overall value of the domestic webtoon market jumped…
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Original Sopranos Pilot Had “No Murders”

HBO’s groundbreaking series The Sopranos pushed envelopes on violence, sex, and respect for the gangster genre. But creator David Chase didn’t imagine his characters breaking people’s shoes, a street euphemism for the ultimate payoff. Chase is on record, quite often, insisting he saw the mob series as a comedy, a live-action gangland sitcom in the style of The Simpsons. In a recent interview, Chase even admits his original pilot paved the way for a bloodless show. “In that pilot, there were no murders,” Chase told THR. “It was a mob show, but nobody got killed.” On the surface, this is…
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Link Tank: Celebrating 20 Years of Harry Potter and the Sorceror’s Stone

It’s been 20 years since the premiere of Harry Potter and the Sorceror’s Stone, and the legacy of the Wizarding World adaptation can still be felt today. “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was originally published in 1997. Although the book series made a splash upon its release, it wasn’t until the film came out in 2001 that Harry Potter really began its ascent into the mainstream pop culture stratosphere. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, unknown children at the time of the premiere of Chris Columbus’s film, quickly became household names. Author J.K. Rowling herself—and her rags to riches legend—was elevated to…
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How Star Trek: Prodigy Just Challenged Discovery Canon

This Star Trek: Prodigy article contains mild spoilers ahead for Season 1, Episode 2, “Starstruck.”  The last days of DISCO were erased. In the Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 finale, “Such Sweet Sorrow Part 2,” Pike, Spock, Number One — and even everyone’s favorite Section 31 fashion icon, Ash Tyler — all told Starfleet Command that the USS Discovery had been destroyed. On top of that, Spock doubled down by recommending to Starfleet that everything about Discovery become classified, which is why in the 32nd Century of DISCO Season 3, Admiral Vance, at first, is baffled that Burnham and company…
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Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0 Update: Secret Features You Need to Know About

Animal Crossing: New Horizon‘s 2.0 update is finally here, and initial reports suggest that this massive patch is somehow even bigger than previously thought. In fact, it’s only taken a few hours for the game’s eager fans to uncover a host of features that were seemingly never confirmed ahead of the update’s surprise launch late last night. While some of these hidden features can certainly be considered “little things,” others may very well make it easier than ever to complete those big plans you’ve been putting off. Here are just a few of the best secret features that have been…
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How Dune’s Director Helped with Marvel’s Eternals

Eternals, Marvel’s ambitious ensemble entry (check out our advance review), hits theaters this weekend for a pandemic-era performance that’s hard to predict. Notwithstanding the fact that the film—based on Jack Kirby’s 1976-launched high-concept comic title—stands as the most thematically unique film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it also happens to be the biggest film of indie director Chloé Zhao’s career. Thankfully, she had some help from another director in Denis Villeneuve, who has experience with films on this scale, notably from the just-released, sequel-confirmed epic, Dune. In fact, Zhao reveals just how integral Villeneuve’s help became. On the cusp of…
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Call of Duty Vanguard Campaign Leaks Ahead of Release Time

Call of Duty: Vanguard, the latest installment in the long-running shooter series, launches this week, with a new story campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies mode, but you won’t have to wait until the release date to experience part of one of these components. The first hours of Vanguard‘s campaign have already leaked on YouTube, as discovered on a Reddit thread. The footage introduces the fictional multinational special ops task force sent into enemy territory to stop Nazi Germany’s plans in the final days of World War II. The story begins with the daring infiltration of a German train that transports the…
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Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0 Update: Mr. Resetti Cameo Stuns Franchise Fans

While we assumed that Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 update was going to feature a few surprises, few fans predicted that the update’s best Easter egg would include a cameo from the infamous Mr. Resetti. For those who don’t know, Mr. Resetti is a mole who debuted in the first Animal Crossing game and quickly became a series regular. As the name suggests, Resetti is practically obsessed with making sure that you properly save your game before resetting. In fact, if you hit reset in the GameCube version of Animal Crossing without saving first, Resetti appears and chastizes you for…
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Eternals Soundtrack List: Every Song From the Movie

As with most other big-budget films, Marvel’s Eternals has a soundtrack featuring some high profile songs, alongside the film’s stunning score, which was composed by Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones, Westworld, Iron Man, Pacific Rim). While Disney has officially released the Djawadi-composed Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (you can listen below!), they have yet to give any information on the potential release of the accompanying bops featured in the film, including tracks from BTS and Lizzo. The Original Motion Picture is rich and epic—what we’ve come to expect from Djawadi’s work—but let’s talk about the rest of the musical landscape for…
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Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0 Update: How to Buy and Use the Pro Decorating License

Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 update is big enough to be a new game, but you won’t be able to access some of the update’s best new features until you’ve unlocked the new pro decorating license. A pro decorating license is basically your passport to some of ACNH‘s various new interior decoration options. While it won’t grant you access to every new decoration feature included in the update or all of the exterior design options that are coming to the game (some of those features will be added via the upcoming Happy Home Paradise DLC and some are unlocked elsewhere),…
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The X-Men: First Class Sequel We Never Got from Matthew Vaughn

Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class is making its premiere on Disney+ this week. Normally, content that’s being added to a massive streaming service doesn’t need to be singled out. And yet, when looking back at that now 10-years-old and still groovy superhero adventure, it feels worthy of the spotlight, not least of all because there’s a whole new generation of superhero fans who’ve probably never seen what is quite arguably the best X-Men movie ever made. In our current moment when fan culture constantly obsesses over what’s next—what year will we get that fabled reboot of the X-Men in the…
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