Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair unites Volume 1 and Volume 2 into a single, unrated epic, presented exactly as he intended, complete with a new, never-before-seen anime sequence.
Pluribus is a genre-bending sci-fi drama created by Vince Gilligan for Apple TV, premiering in November 2025. The series stars Rhea Seehorn as Carol Sturka, a disillusioned romance novelist who becomes one of the few humans immune to a mysterious alien-origin virus. The infection doesn’t kill—it transforms humanity into a blissful hive-mind, united in thought and emotion.
As the rest of the world succumbs to perfect harmony, Carol must confront her isolation and decide whether to fight for individuality or surrender to collective peace. The title, drawn from the Latin phrase “e pluribus unum” (“out of many, one”), captures the show’s central theme: the fragile line between unity and control.
With Gilligan’s signature mix of tension, dark humor, and moral ambiguity, Pluribus transforms the apocalypse into a haunting meditation on identity, free will, and what it truly means to be human.
Dora Madison Burge, born October 17, 1990, in Hutto, Texas, is an American actress best known for her emotionally grounded and versatile performances. She first gained attention as Becky Sproles in the acclaimed television drama Friday Night Lights, portraying a small-town teenager caught between ambition, loyalty, and circumstance.
After her breakout role, she appeared in the hit Showtime series Dexter as Niki Walters, showcasing her ability to bring depth to complex supporting characters. Madison later joined NBC’s Chicago Fire as Jessica “Chili” Chilton, a spirited paramedic whose charm and struggles made her a fan favorite during the show’s fourth and fifth seasons.
Outside television, Madison has built a solid film résumé, including performances in the found-footage horror Exists, the sports drama Seven Days in Utopia, and various indie projects that highlight her range and dedication to character work.
Originally planning to attend the University of North Texas, she chose instead to pursue acting full-time, a decision that shaped her steady career in both television and film. With her natural charisma and authenticity, Dora Madison continues to balance mainstream roles with bold, independent storytelling.
Curtis and his family are selected to test a revolutionary new home device: a digital family assistant called AIA. Taking smart home to the next level, once the unit and all its sensors and cameras are installed in their home, AIA seems able to do it all. She learns the family's behaviors and begins to anticipate their needs. And she can make sure nothing, and no one, gets in her family’s way.
I've heard nothing but great things about this movie so far. This might be one that I go spend money on.
Retrieval is a cinematic horror and action-adventure game. The plot follows the experiences of Hana Loshe, a commander of a research team on a planet 18.6 billion miles away from Earth. Hana Loshe will fall by accident in a subway base where she will discover all the horrors that the base hides.
The Iris Affair is a tense Sky Original thriller starring Niamh Algar and Tom Hollander. When Iris Nixon, a brilliant codebreaker, solves a string of puzzles in Florence, she uncovers a secret machine with the power to change reality. Pursued across Italy by Cameron Beck, a charismatic entrepreneur determined to control the device, Iris is forced into a deadly game of trust and betrayal.
Samara Cyn is a rising voice in alternative hip-hop and soul, known for her introspective lyrics, genre-blending sound, and effortlessly cool delivery. Hailing from Raleigh, North Carolina, Cyn’s music feels both personal and poetic—drawing from jazz, boom bap, and R&B to create a soundscape that’s warm, textured, and emotionally resonant. Her lyricism is sharp and vulnerable, often exploring themes like mental health, self-worth, and identity without ever sounding forced or overexposed. Whether she’s floating over a lo-fi groove or spitting over minimalist drums, Samara maintains a conversational flow that invites you into her world. She has the rare ability to make complex emotions sound simple, and make simplicity sound profound. With standout tracks like “Bad Brain” and a growing catalog of intimate, late-night anthems, Samara Cyn is carving out a lane of her own. She’s not just one to watch—she’s one to listen to closely.
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ANÉ is a dynamic singer-songwriter whose sound fuses smooth R&B, soulful vocals and a fearless edge. She bears the confidence of someone who’s carved her own lane—infusing her work with themes of self-worth and upward motion. In her standout single “W.A.Y.S.”, she leans into a dense beat and evocative lyricism to explore the many ways we push ourselves forward, refuse complacency and demand more from love, from life, from ourselves. That track positions ANÉ as both vulnerable and unbreakable—that rare mix that makes you nod along and feel something. Across her catalogue, her voice glides over minimalist yet bold production, the kind of space-filled soundscapes you connect with. With “W.A.Y.S.” she stakes her claim—and if this is just the beginning, we’re watching as her voice becomes something people remember.
RMX: The Random Remix Project is in full swing. While working on music, I've been playing around with possible cover art designs. The visual I was looking for was showing a duality, mixing with clean production of the studio joints, with a rough demo style of the remix. I was really focused in the demo side being more rough and cracked. I think the imagery, as well as the text treatment works.
RMX: The Random Remix Project by Big La vs. Todd