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Star Wars movies and TV shows have certainly had their ups and downs over the last several years—arguably particularly since Disney bought the franchise in 2012—but there have been a few projects that have stood out, for better or worse. Among the projects that have been the most highly praised is Andor, widely seen as…

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Following the massive Netflix reveal of the GTA 6 Extended Look, Sony PlayStation 5 Pro consoles have nearly vanished from major retail shelves, driving desperate buyers to third party scalpers. The intense anticipation for Rockstar Games’ upcoming open-world title has created an immediate hardware shortage. While PlayStation Direct still has limited inventory at the standard $899…

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Tensions are rising inThe Perfect Lie. Netflix today unveils the official trailer for the new Dutch drama series, based on the bestselling novelThe Dinner Clubby Saskia Noort. Where the first-look images offered a brief glimpse behind the façade, the trailer now offers a gripping look at the seemingly perfect – and slowly crumbling – lives…

Star Wars recently confirmed that Andor previously had two different titles before Lucasfilm settled on the Andor name, and, quite frankly, the other options were better. Andor changed the landscape of Star Wars forever. Before the series was released, many fans had no idea that it would be regarded as one of the best pieces…

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