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In a thrilling conclusion to Season 2 of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” one of its principal characters’ true identity was unveiled, leaving viewers in awe. After numerous theories (and quite noticeable hints), it has been affirmed that the character portrayed by Daniel Weyman is none other than the legendary wizard, Gandalf, who was previously embodied by Ian McKellen in Peter Jackson’s acclaimed film trilogy. Despite some purists expressing skepticism towards this plot twist as a deviation from J. R. R. Tolkien’s work, an authority has shared insights on the finale of “The Rings of Power” and how it remains consistent with established lore.

Regrettably, it appears that Francis Ford Coppola’s movie “Megalopolis” isn’t as entertaining to watch as it is to pronounce, given the film’s second weekend at the box office has been extremely disappointing. Despite boasting a stellar cast featuring the likes of Giancarlo Esposito, Nathalie Emmanuel, Aubrey Plaza, Shia LaBeouf, Jon Voight, Laurence Fishburne, Jason Schwartzman, and Kathryn Hunter, and being helmed by the creative genius of writer/director Francis Ford Coppola, the movie has fallen flat with audiences. The film has been met with polarizing and divisive reviews and online reactions, making it a tough sell for many viewers. “Megalopolis” was already facing an uphill battle at the box office following its underwhelming opening, but its second weekend performance was much worse than anticipated.

The verdict on the latest attempt at bringing Hellboy into live-action, , is in. And while it may not have resulted in the worst effort so far, fans of the character and the comic are likely to be disappointed nonetheless, as Hellboy: The Crooked Man has achieved a rating of just 29% on the review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes.

As a captivated viewer, I can’t help but express my excitement for the fresh and engaging elements found in “Caddo Lake,” the latest cinematic masterpiece from the talented duo, Celine Held and Logan George. The film, which graces our screens as an original Max production, boasts a compelling ensemble cast headed by Dylan O’Brien, Eliza Scanlen, and the remarkable Lauren Ambrose, who brought the grown-up Van to life in “Yellowjackets.” The narrative unfolds within the enigmatic confines of the titular lake, a stretch of bayou that straddles the border between Texas and Louisiana. This picturesque location adds an extra layer of mystery to the story. Moreover, it delves deep into the world of neo-noir with its intriguing blend of missing persons, complex family ties, and mysteries that span years.

As streetwear-inspired silhouettes sneak onto the course, first-time players gravitate to golf’s subcultural appeal, dismantling barriers of entry once embedded in the game. Metalwood Studio is among those leading this fashion revival — a lifestyle brand, both sport and street, old and new. In a new collaborative capsule, Metalwood Studio pays homage to the synergy between tradition and modernity alongside heritage golf brand Maxfli, celebrating 100 years of innovation and traditional craftsmanship. Founder Cole Young draws inspiration from vintage golf advertisements and iconic imagery, even referencing nostalgic fashion moments famously captured on the links to reinterpret golf’s dress code.