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It’s hard to believe that we’re thirty-five years removed from 1991, when Chipper Jones’s first baseball cards hit the market. He went on to have a monster career and became a Hall of Famer. His popularity over the years isn’t just limited to Atlanta Braves fans – as arguably one of the best third basemen…

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It’s been over a decade since Netflix began producing its own original series, and in that time, there have been a lot of shows that captured the zeitgeist. Though the likes of “Stranger Things,” “House of Cards,” and “BoJack Horseman” had long, multi-season runs on the streamer, other shows captured the zeitgeist with only a…

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One of the most stylish crime shows on television these days is “The Gentlemen,” which premiered on Netflix in 2024. Based on the 2019 movie by filmmaker Guy Ritchie, the series follows Eddie Horniman (Theo James) as he becomes increasingly involved in the criminal underworld after inheriting his family estate. This new venture pairs Eddie…

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It’s Emmys season in TV land, which means there’s hardly a better time to look at the best shows coming out of networks and streamers across Hollywood. While HBO Max, Netflix, and Apple TV have proved that streamers still dominate prestige television, Prime Video has hardly made a mark in major, to-be-televised categories this year…

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If you’re an Apple TV subscriber, chances are you’re constantly telling your friends that it’s one of the best streamers out there for quality TV programming. The streaming service has been home to some big hits in recent years — from “Severance” and “Ted Lasso” to “Shrinking” and “Slow Horses.” Apple TV has also become…

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Crime dramas are a pretty fascinating TV genre, all things considered. Thanks to recent fascinations with true crime, semi-fictional and straight-up fictional crime dramas are also more popular than ever, to the point where it’s a joke that people love their “murder shows.” (I’m not kidding. “Saturday Night Live” did a whole sketch about it.) In…

VR.org checked the big US chains on Friday morning. Best Buy lists the Horizon Call of the Mountain bundle as unavailable from Best Buy itself. Its Marketplace sellers, who are third parties, want $855.20 and $894.00 for the same box. A refurbished headset from those sellers starts at $549. Walmart’s first page of results is…