Christina Applegate Apologizes Over Online Foul-Mouthed Exchange with Trump Supporters

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Actress Christina Applegate, who won an Emmy, has recently apologized through platform X for her harsh words about the outcome of the 2024 presidential election. Initially, she expressed her surprise and displeasure on social media at Donald Trump’s win over Kamala Harris, asking Trump supporters to stop following her right away. However, her fans strongly criticized her comments, causing Applegate to respond with aggressive remarks.

Ridley Scott Has a Negative Review of Blade Runner on His Wall

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Ridley Scott harbored a three-decade grudge against a critical review of his movie, “Blade Runner”. Notably, Scott was the director behind the 1982 science fiction masterpiece, where Harrison Ford played the main character. Unfortunately, Pauline Kael from The New Yorker found the dystopian story, an adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s 1968 novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”, unimpressive. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Scott discussed the impact this criticism had on him.

Praying Puts Their Money Where Their Mouth Is for SS25

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In simpler and more natural language: Praying, as always, expresses its ideas directly through each of its collections. For the Spring/Summer 2025 season, it’s doing so again by using its line of graphic-heavy clothing to share a glimpse into its thoughts and perspectives.

Steam Deck vs. Gaming Laptop: Which is Better for Gamers on the Go?

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Due to the growing interest in video games lately, there’s been a significant increase in requests for portable gaming devices. The Steam Deck and conventional gaming laptops are dominating this field by offering mobile gamers distinct advantages. The Steam Deck allows you to enjoy PC gaming wherever you go, while traditional gaming laptops, known for their power and adaptability, excel at handling both games and work tasks.

Mass Effect Video Game Getting TV Adaptation from Amazon

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After the global phenomenon that was Fallout, Amazon Prime Video is aiming to bring another popular video game franchise, Mass Effect, onto television screens. Originating in 2007, Mass Effect chronicles the escapades of Commander Sheppard, who strives to protect the galaxy from a potent enemy called the Reapers. Alongside a dedicated crew of alien companions, Sheppard navigates through the franchise’s diverse and rich alien world. The series, comprising Mass Effect 2 (2010), Mass Effect 3 (2012), and Mass Effect: Andromeda (2017), is highly praised and considered one of the greatest video game series ever made.