Kaitlyn Dever’s Abby Won’t Be as Muscular in ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Druckmann clarified some concerns about Dever’s performance in the upcoming season 2, explaining that different elements are emphasized in video games compared to television series. Specifically, when creating Abby for the game, Druckmann designed her to be a formidable opponent with large muscles and towering stature to make her fighting style resemble Joel’s. However, in the TV adaptation, the need for this physicality is not as important since the interactive element of the story is absent, allowing the drama to take center stage instead.

Disney Unveils Must-Have Daredevil Mask for Ultimate ‘Born Again’ Fans!

According to Disney’s official online shop, they have made available a full-sized replica of the Daredevil mask inspired by Matt Murdock’s costume from the original series, which is featured in “Born Again.” This mask, priced at $79.99, stands on a base bearing the classic Daredevil emblem. However, it’s advisable not to wear this mask while watching “Daredevil: Born Again,” as one reviewer noted that the eyeholes are non-transparent, in keeping with the character of Daredevil.

Character Deaths That Ruined The Show

12 popular TV series faced backlash when they killed off cherished and influential characters, a decision that soured the shows’ reputation for many years afterward. While some viewers might find the deaths justified, they still left a lasting negative impact on these once-respected cultural landmarks, making them seem like wasted viewing time. At minimum, these series can be acknowledged for creating sympathetic characters, but their most significant flaw was ending these relationships without much consideration for the fans’ emotional investments.

Alex Israel’s ‘Noir’ Supports LA Artists Affected by Fires

Israel, who has a strong bond with Los Angeles, delves into the style of noir artistry using visuals that carry both a cinematic and emotional impact. His artwork, grounded in the city’s architectural landscape, presents a mix of nostalgia and modern viewpoints, portraying scenes from the 1940s to the ’80s with vibrant colors and distorted viewpoints.