2024 sees the last release from BAD SON, headlined by the highly anticipated track “STARFRUIT” titled “Padded Heavy Jacket”. This collection, named “OXYGEN 3”, is the second to last drop in the “OXYGEN” series, and the Utah-based brand continues to explore its otherworldly theme, introduced earlier, by introducing several new experimental jacket styles and additional denim pieces.
On the evening of November 30, 2024, Indian audiences were thrilled to witness global star Dua Lipa’s live performance in Mumbai. Footage of her energetic set quickly spread online, with many clips focusing on Dua singing a captivating medley of Levitating and Shah Rukh Khan’s Woh Ladki Jo. This collaboration ignited excitement among fans.
Hannah Waddingham expresses a deep affection towards the show “Ted Lasso” and its cast, considering them as close friends. She shares a strong bond with Juno Temple and Jason Sudeikis, and she isn’t shy about stating that this series has had an incredibly positive impact on her life. This connection goes beyond professional aspects, as she disclosed the heartfelt story and personal circumstances that prompted her audition for one of Apple TV+’s standout shows.
Video games have been a popular pastime for nearly as long as they’ve graced our screens, and Hollywood has been quick to capitalize on this trend by adapting them into movies and television series. From blood-pumping fighting games like Mortal Kombat to the more family-friendly Candy Crush, various titles have found their way onto the big and small screen in some form or another. The adaptations don’t always hit the mark, but the original games usually boast a strong following. Here is our compilation of fantastic games that have been transformed into movies and TV shows.
After a two-year hiatus since the Season 2 finale, “The Sex Lives of College Girls” returns for its third season. Initially, everything seems routine as the four principal characters come together again and embark on their sophomore year at college. Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) and Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott), who had a falling out over a summer due to Kimberly lying about kissing Whitney’s ex, have patched things up. Bela (Amrit Kaur) is on a quest for a new mission in life and steps into the role of residence director for the freshman dorm after discovering she doesn’t meet the requirements to transfer. Lastly, Leighton (Reneé Rapp) remains involved with Alicia (Midori Francis) in their relationship.