As The WitcherSeason 3 draws to a close and we say goodbye to Henry Cavill’s Geralt of Rivia. Many viewers have wondered how the series will survive without its star. Across three seasons, Cavill’s apparent passion for The Witcher kept Netflix’s dark fantasy alive, which is why his decision to leave the series after Season … Read more
Around the bat cave Harley Quinnfind details to remind you of the one rule of the bat family. The pillowcase, Wi-Fi password, and even the singing fish on the wall are meant to remind viewers that this crew doesn’t kill. As sensible as this decree is for a group of vigilantes, and as reformed as … Read more
After a premiere that left the Bravo fanbase in turmoil with nameless, supposedly uncool restaurants (that Twitter tracks down). were hard to draw conclusions) and arguments about cheese, Real Housewives of New York Season 14 silenced her remaining critics with just one episode. It’s one thing to repeat that magic for the rest of the … Read more
It’s Barbie week at The Daily Beast’s Obsessed, and we’re celebrating the doll’s pop culture history, our favorite Barbie memories, and a certain big movie. Read all of our coverage here! With all the talk about it Barbie For the past four years, the most pressing question has been whether Greta Gerwig’s film could surpass … Read more
For all the hype around us wonka-Warner Bros.’ upcoming prequel film to Roald Dahl’s popular film 1964. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roman – no one expected Timothée Chalamet’s take on the legendary sociopath to be so… upbeat. In wonkaChalamet follows former Wonka stars Gene Wilder (1971) and Johnny Depp (2005) as a young Willy … Read more
In The Witcher In Season 3, Henry Cavill works overtime to make sure we miss him when he’s gone — and not just by giving us another steamy bath scene. Cavill’s monster hunter Geralt of Rivia was undeniable from the start. The White Wolf moves steadily, his eyes sparkling with lupine concentration. Yellow eyes never … Read more
As a (relatively) young person, my life often seems to revolve around memes. I’d like to think that hundreds of years from now, history will see 2023 as a year marked by people scrolling through TikTok and Instagram, sending videos to friends, waiting for them to say things like, “That’s SO me” or a series … Read more