Her furry leopard-print glasses are so over the top.
The Gifted Premiere Sneak Peek: Polaris’ Baby Will Change Everything
When The Gifted Season 2 premieres on Sept. 25, we’ll be catching up with our splintered band of mutants six months after the events of last season’s finale, which means that Polaris (Emma Dumont) will be on the verge of giving birth.
And as our exclusive sneak peek at the premiere demonstrates, the metal-manipulating mutant won’t be able to show up at a regular hospital when she goes into labor – so her new allies in the Hellfire Club, Reeva Payge (Grace Byers) and the Frost sisters (Skyler Samuels), are forced to improvise – and judging by what happens when the baby kicks, it’s not likely to be an easy birth for Polaris (or anyone in her vicinity). Even worse, she won’t have the baby’s father, Eclipse (Sean Teale) by her side, since Polaris chose to align herself with the Inner Circle and take a more aggressive approach to fighting for mutant rights at the end of last season, leaving the Mutant Underground and her partner behind.
He is said to expecting to be fired.
Hands-On With Super Mario Party’s Dual Switch Mode
One of the best parts of being a Nintendo Switch owner is how often you find yourself saying “Whoa! I didn’t know my Switch could do that!” This was certainly the most predominant exclamation in our war room after the reveal of Super Mario Party at E3 2018. Now, having seen the dual-screen mode, dubbed Toad’s Rec Room, in action, it’s safe to say our shouting was justified.
Toad’s Rec Room a set of four fun little diversions from the Mario Party we’ve all come to know and (mostly) love. This mode lets players pop off their joy-con and utilize the Switch’s hidden screen sharing ability. This isn’t screen sharing in a “traditional” sense, this function basically turns your Switch into a giant Nintendo DS, creating one larger image across both screens and spreading the touch-screen functionality seamlessly across the larger play area. Rec Room challenges include matching sets of bananas, pummeling each other while piloting tiny tanks, playing three innings of baseball, and fourth mini-game that has yet to be shown off.
Hilary Duff Confronts Paps Who ‘Stalk Me Down’ In Unsettling Video
The very pregnant actress turned the tables on a photographer who’d been following her all day.
The Walking Dead: The Final Season Episode 2 Review
Halfway through the second episode of The Walking Dead’s final season, I found myself frustrated. I had been playing for about an hour but still struggled to care about any character other than Clementine or AJ, any actions I took, or any dialogue choice I was presented with. It all felt hollow and lifeless, a formulaic Mad Libs-esque construction in which story elements were strung together in a repetitive, predictable sequence. If anything can be said for Episode Two, it’s this: the seams of this series are showing, and they’re beginning to wear thin.
As in previous episodes and seasons of The Walking Dead, Clementine and her relationship with AJ continues to be the strongest and most compelling part of the story. After dealing with a particularly traumatic incident at the end of the previous episode, Clementine is left to put the pieces back together and teach AJ more difficult lessons about the subtleties and nuances of life from a time when manners and niceties were socially relevant.
Chuck Grassley Releases Letter Christine Blasey Ford Sent To Dianne Feinstein
Grassley also released the cover letter Feinstein had attached to Blasey’s accusations against Brett Kavanaugh.
S-300 missile system: Russia to upgrade Syrian air defences
Delivery of Russia’s S-300 missile defence system to Syria has long been opposed by Israel.
Serena Williams Explains Why She’s Relying On Meghan Markle A Lot Recently
These two know what it’s like to be in the spotlight all the time.
ESRB Rates Symphony of the Night and Rondo of Blood for PS4
An ESRB rating seems to confirm that Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and Rondo of Blood are indeed coming to PS4 in the West.
Last week we reported that Castlevania Requiem: Symphony Of The Night and Rondo Of Blood had been rated for PS4 in Korea and now, thanks to the ESRB, it appears Westerners will be getting the classic games bundle too.
Many thought Symphony of the Night, a game we utterly adore, would be the perfect game for the recently announced PlayStation Classic. With the announcement of this and the recent remaster of the Crash Bandicoot Trilogy, many people are wondering what games will end up on Sony’s first foray into mini retro consoles.