Warning: Spoilers for The Last of Us to follow. Recommended Videos We’re officially three Sundays away from the conclusion of The Last of Us with the release of the sixth episode, “Kin,” which we think will quickly become recognized as one of Pedro Pascal’s greatest-ever performances, offering up a side of Joel that we haven’t quite gotten to see up to now; tears, trauma, and all. All the deserving hats off to Troy Baker, but you can’t deliver a scene like Pascal did through the use of motion capture.

Extended editions of DC Comics adaptations have become all the rage these days, even if only one of them has actually become a reality so far. Of course, the mere existence of Zack Snyder’s Justice League shows that there can be tangible rewards, so fans haven’t let the previous failures of the Batman Forever Schumacher Cut campaign throw them off. Recommended Videos Producer Akiva Goldsman confirmed in the summer of 2020 that a 170-minute version of Val Kilmer’s one and only outing under the cape and cowl exists somewhere in the deepest, darkest recesses of the Warner Bros.

It’s sad news for Henry Cavill fans, and the man himself, today, following the news that his just-rebooted Superman won’t be revived by DC after all. Now, as children of the internet so often do, those same fans are memeing their way through the pain, and you can’t help but laugh. Recommended Videos For context, earlier this year, Cavill donned the red cape after a long absence thanks to a post-credit scene in Black Adam.

Warning: The following article covers violent crime and sexual assault. Please read with caution. Recommended Videos Even by serial killer standards Dennis Rader (aka the BTK Killer) was a cringeworthy loser. Rader brutally murdered at least ten people between 1974 and 1991, all the while maintaining an image as a loving father and church leader. Rader was known for taunting the detectives and communicating directly with the media, going so far as to provide the name BTK (bind, torture, kill) for himself.

Since its inception in 2006, the Real Housewives franchise has become a lynchpin in the reality TV genre. Although The Real Housewives of Orange County technically came first, the diamond-clad women over in Beverly Hills have become the face of the franchise ever since blinding us with their bedazzled dollar bills in 2010. And speaking of faces of a franchise, Kyle Richards remains the only cast member of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills to have stuck with the show since day one.

When fame comes early so does wealth, and the Jonas Brothers certainly found fame early. Recommended Videos They first rose to prominence back in 2005, when the brothers were in their early to mid teens. They enjoyed a good run, on par with many of the teen heartthrob pop groups of the era, before vanishing into the background of pop culture for more than a decade. Their return was unexpected, but welcome, when the band saw a sharp resurgence in popularity in the late 2010s.

Known primarily for his Minecraft content, YouTuber Clay (alias Dream) recently revealed his face in a since-deleted video, “hi, I’m Dream.” Following severe backlash from his subscribers, who commented outrageously hurtful things such as “UGLY,” and “PUT THE MASK BACK ON,” Dream has decided to revert to using the mask of his Dream persona once more, hoping that he can reclaim his views and popularity. His reasoning behind this difficult choice was revealed in full in this video.

Jeff Bezos is obnoxiously rich. That’s no secret. Considering Amazon has so many fingers in so many different pies, and with Amazon Prime Day seeing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue each year, Bezos will continue to be rich for quite some time. Plus, he looks like Dr. Evil from Austin Powers so he needs to be uber rich to pay for whatever evil scheme he’s planning. Recommended Videos Since his 2019 divorce from his wife, people were assuming that Bezos would be more financially hurt by having to give 25% of his Amazon stock to her.

The 20-time Grammy Award-winning singer and the master of American musical standards, Tony Bennett has left a huge legacy behind after passing away at the age of 96. Bennett’s career peaked in the late 1950s, and he continued to perform and record up until early 2020. His status as a musical legend has been solidified by his timeless voice, musical range, and commitment to his craft. Recommended Videos Bennet’s final live performances were on August 3 and 5, 2021 alongside Lady Gaga, who he shares a long history with.

Before 2017, Academy Award-winning actor Kevin Spacey could do no wrong. He was viewed by many as one of the finest actors in the world, and he enjoyed the prestige that came along with that notoriety and fame. It all fell apart amid sexual misconduct allegations, and he’s been scrambling to get his career back ever since. Now it looks like his multi-million dollar mansion in Baltimore is being sold in foreclosure.