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As a gaming enthusiast, it’s mind-blowing to find out that the story I’m reporting on has sent ripples through the political and media spheres. It seems other journalists are green with envy, while national security experts are left dumbfounded. This is because key figures like our National Security Adviser and Secretary of Defense appear to be handling operational security with a level of casualness that’s hard to fathom.

If you’re keeping pace with the 2025 TV lineup like myself, then you’ve likely tuned into the latest Apple TV+ series, “Dope Thief”. This show is a must-watch, especially for the scenes starring Kate Mulgrew and Brian Tyree Henry. In Episode 3, a scene where Mulgrew’s character, Theresa, slaps Henry’s character, Ray, was so captivating that it made me spit out my drink in surprise! I found myself eager to know more about this scene, so I decided to ask the actress herself about it.

Following an overwhelming surge of positive reviews, “The Studio” stands out as a critically acclaimed masterpiece, worthy of both Oscar and Emmy recognition (given that it’s a series). At present, the show boasts an impressive 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a nearly perfect score. Not only has it managed to garner consensus among most critics, but it has also received numerous 4/5 and 5/5 ratings. Peter Gray from The AU Review is one of these appreciative critics, awarding it a perfect 5/5. In his review, he stated:

During a chat with Collider, Jason Momoa couldn’t hide his excitement when asked about Lobo again. Unlike some actors who might grow weary of repetitive questions, Momoa was eager to share a sneak peek of his costume. “I wish I could show you the photo on my phone right now,” Momoa expressed his enthusiasm. This isn’t the first time Momoa has almost leaked his Lobo costume details. In an earlier conversation with CinemaBlend, he nearly revealed the costume design, only to be stopped by his publicist at the last moment.

On the “Inside of You” podcast, Ashmore reunited with his previous co-star Michael Rosenbaum, and as conversations often do, they reminisced about their days on “Smallville.” Discussing the surprising manner in which his character met an end on the show, the actor also shared memories of discovering that he wasn’t portraying Jimmy Olsen as he initially thought. He stated:

“During our chat on ‘Inside of You,’ Michael and I fondly looked back at our time on ‘Smallville.’ I opened up about how my character’s death came as a shock, and I even shared the moment when I learned that I wasn’t playing Jimmy Olsen as I had initially assumed.