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Michael Imperioli, the Emmy-winning actor famously known for his roles as Spider in Goodfellas and Christopher Moltisanti in The Sopranos, has returned to the crime genre, but one might wonder if he ever truly departed. He is now lending his voice to another mob-related project – American Godfathers: The Five Families, a History Channel docuseries spanning three parts and nine decades, which delves into the activities of New York’s infamous Cosa Nostra organizations.

At last, Warner Bros. Animation has unveiled the official trailer for “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim.” Approximately two months ago, they gave fans a sneak peek at this eagerly awaited anime film that serves as a prequel to J.R.R. Tolkien’s acclaimed Lord of the Rings books.

As a passionate gamer and avid streamer, the perk of having top-tier streaming platforms at my fingertips is unparalleled, allowing me to immerse myself in an ever-changing array of popular shows and movies. Yet, there’s this nagging sense that investing time into a fresh, captivating series might be fruitless, given the rapid rate at which they’re being axed. In 2024 alone, a staggering number of streaming shows have met their untimely end on various platforms, and it’s as if someone has been reading my thoughts – I can’t help but feel understood in this shared frustration.

Known for his eclectic personality off-screen, Jeff Goldblum has easily captivated audiences over the years within the sci-fi genre. His charm and abilities are evident. Whether he is playing a quirky scientist, a protector of Earth, a horrifying creature, or an alien himself, Jeff Goldblum has cemented himself as one of the most impressive actors to ever join the sci-fi genre. Taking on unique roles, Jeff Goldblum never fails to excite and intrigue audiences with his talent.

Fans of “Star Trek” are among the most devoted science fiction enthusiasts, so when characters exit or cast members switch roles, there’s usually an uproar. However, one actor attempted to sway fans of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” into favoring a new Enterprise crew member as a cult favorite by requesting fan mail from them. The outcome was outrage. Viewers disliked being told who to support, and the show’s creators were taken aback by letters praising the character before he even appeared on syndicated television.