The Character You Forgot Sarah Paulson Played in This Popular Medical Drama

The talented actress and director Sarah Paulson has solidified her position in the hearts of fans and critics as a truly outstanding “scream queen” in the horror genre. Throughout her career, she has delivered many unforgettable performances, such as Lana Winters, Cordelia Goode, and numerous others on FX’s American Horror Story, along with her most recent role as Margaret Bellum in the 2024 Hulu original film, Hold Your Breath. Her performances have earned recognition from prestigious award bodies like the Critics’ Choice and Emmy Awards, proving that her horror roles are not only impressive but also defining moments in her career.

‘Sonic the Hedgehog 3’ Has a Ton of End Credit Scenes

Lovers of the Sonic series should definitely stay seated till the very last moment during the credits of Sonic the Hedgehog 3, as there are extra scenes even after the main ones have ended. With Sonic the Hedgehog 2 surpassing its predecessor in earnings, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is poised to be the blockbuster hit of the holiday season, featuring Sonic’s famous blue hedgehog character squaring off against fan-loved figure Shadow the Hedgehog, voiced by Keanu Reeves. Viewers will not want to get up once the credits begin to roll. According to Collider, at CCXP in São Paulo, Brazil, Paramount Pictures announced that Sonic the Hedgehog 3 would have several credit scenes and end-credit sequences right up until the last second of the movie’s one hour and 49-minute runtime.

‘Dune: Prophecy’ Episode 4 Recap & Review: “Twice Born” Is Perfect

Following an intense episode heavy on flashbacks, the series Dune: Prophecy returns with a vibrant kick in Episode 4 titled “Twice Born.” This installment stands out as the strongest yet, skillfully weaving together the intricate narrative threads developed over the initial three hours, culminating in a powerful third act. Unlike previous episodes, this one avoids delving into the past through flashbacks, steers clear of introducing new subplots and characters that might complicate the exposition, and minimizes lengthy previews. Instead, “Twice Born” masterfully ties together its numerous storylines in a satisfying episode that echoes the political episodes of acclaimed series like Babylon 5 and Battlestar Galactica, or shows like Game of Thrones. Moreover, it adeptly sets the stage for the final two episodes.