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Warning: This post contains spoilers for Episode 4 of House of the Dragon Season 2. Anyone who thought House of the Dragon‘s second season was moving slowly was in for a welcome surprise in the final 20 minutes of Episode 4. As Sunday’s installment, the midway point of Season 2, careened toward a wild finish, Ser Criston Cole (Fabien Frankel) arrived at House Staunton’s seat of Rook’s Rest with his rapidly expanding army—and prepared to spring a trap.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Episode 4 of House of the Dragon Season 2. The fourth episode of House of the Dragon Season 2 gave us our first proper dragon battle. (No offense, Luke, but you didn’t put up much of a fight against Aemond.) “A Dance of Dragons” is a thrilling episode, but it also raises a number of questions about how, exactly, Targaryens and their dragons can inflict harm on one another. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] During the Battle of Rook’s Rest, Rhaenys’ dragon Meleys, who is on the older side, faces off against King Aegon’s Sunfyre and Aemond’s massive Vhagar.

Another Baby Kelce could be on the way in the future. Kylie Kelce has hinted that she and Jason Kelce aren't ruling out the possibility of trying for a fourth child. In fact, the retired NFL

Disney’s “Inside Out 2” held very strongly in its fourth weekend of release in South Korea to reach a cumulative score of $48 million. It earned $6.30 million between Friday and Sunday, earned from 906,000 ticket sales, according to data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council (Kofic).

David Ellison’s Skydance Media is moving closer to its goal of acquiring Paramount Global now that Paramount board of directors and controlling shareholder Shari Redstone have reportedly signed off on the move. The New York Times and Bloomberg News reported Sunday evening that Paramount Global’s full board and Redstone have approved the complicated three-way transaction […]

Black talk radio station WURD in Philadelphia has ended its relationship with host Andrea Lawful-Sanders in the wake of criticism the station has endured after Lawful-Sanders acknowledged using pre-determined questions from President Joe Biden’s campaign team for her July 3 conversation with the embattled leader. In a lengthy statement, Sara Lomax, president and CEO of […]