The hell yeah to end all hell yeahs

Rhea Seehorn reacts to that big 'Pluribus' kiss: 'There is some willful delusion' Rhea Seehorn and Karolina Wydra weigh in on the Carol-Zosia ship.

#Pluribus spoiler!

Spoke to Rhea Seehorn about episode 8's big Carol-Zosia development, and how "there is some willful delusion" going on

Nothing short of an epic year at the cinema ✨ @kristypuchko.bsky.social @belenedwards.bsky.social and I picked our favourites for @mashable.com

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' review: How can a film be so stunning, yet so disappointing? James Cameron retreads familiar ground in his latest sci-fi epic.

I'm not mad, Avatar: Fire and Ash. I'm just disappointed.

My full review for Mashable:

ANGIE! Congratulations, so so so well deserved!

Members of the Ziff Davis Creators Guild holding picket signs in front of Scabby the Rat in NYC.

Members of the Ziff Davis Creators Guild with picket signs and red shirts.

Members of the Ziff Davis Creators Guild with red shirts.

FIGHTING BACK AGAINST AI with worker action AND solid contract protections.

Last year, ZDCG took action online and in-person to gain AI guardrails. We swarmed Slack, spoke out at the bargaining table, and took to the streets to picket.

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How We Play the Game Check out How We Play the Game - <p><b>Competitive gaming and fake dating combine to create a razor-sharp romance perfect for fans of <i>Twelfth Knight</i> and <i>SLAY</i>. </b><br><br>Zora Lyon plays...

Friends and gamers, today is the day: my second novel HOW WE PLAY THE GAME is out! Buy it from Bookshop; Jeff doesn't need the money!

"This romance has the works: fake dating, enemies-to-lovers, rivalry, found family, and second chances." - Booklist

Win tickets to see 'Hamnet' early at Mashable's advanced screenings Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley star in Chloé Zhao's critically heralded drama, which is gaining major Oscar buzz.

Do you want to see Hamnet early? Of course you do! Then enter to attend @mashable.com's advanced screenings in NY, LA, and SF. Bring tissues, bring friends, and catch an Oscar frontrunner for the low, low price of no cost at all!

i'm getting the distinct sense that not enough of you are watching the lowdown, and do you not like good things???? there are GOOD THINGS

Would you look at that? Fantastic Fest has an incredible lineup for its 20th anniversary and it just so happens that little old me will be there!

If you need coverage for your publication, let's talk! This will be my 5th year at the fest, so you won't need to worry about any hand holding.

'Wednesday' Season 2, Part 1 review: Does more macabre means more fun? Jenna Ortega returns to glower in "Wednesday" Season 2.

Once upon a midnight dreary, @belenedwards.bsky.social and I pondered, weak and weary, over many a quaint and curious episode of #Wednesday — Season 2 absolutely slaps. Read Belen's @mashable.com review: mashable.com/article/wedn...

'Alien: Earth' review: Xenomorphs get upstaged in this sci-fi treat The iconic "Alien" beast is the least interesting thing about Noah Hawley's series — and that's a good thing.

With "Alien: Earth," Noah Hawley somehow manages to upstage Xenomorphs. It's awesome! Get into it!

My full review:

'The Bear' Season 4's biggest problem is time I fear "The Bear" is no longer cooking.

For a show that's so obsessed with time, The Bear seems to have no clue what to do with it. My full review of Season 4:

Breaking away from bad: TV needs a rest from rich people doing terrible things Breaking away from bad: TV needs a rest from rich people doing terrible things

wrote about a tv trend i'm getting a little tired of because, what can i say, it's hard to care about affluent fictional characters getting away with their crimes.

The 10 best TV shows of 2025 (so far), and where to stream them Which of your faves made our list?

My list of the 10 Best TV Shows of 2025 (so far) is up @mashable.com! Tune in for comedy recs, new must-see dramas, and sci-fi shows that continue to rock my world.

The 'Dimension 20' cast improvises a 'Dungeons and Dragons' character from scratch Things get... chaotic.

Before their Madison Square Garden show, I asked @dimension20.bsky.social to improvise a DnD character based on a few dice rolls. The result is both unhinged and my favorite video I've ever worked on. Shout out to our art team, Ian Moore and Zain bin Awais, for bringing the cast's creation to life.

'Severance' creator Dan Erickson breaks down Gemma's 'nightmarish' experience at Lumon Plus, which testing floor rooms didn't make the cut.

Spoke with #Severance creator Dan Erickson about the game-changing "Chikhai Bardo," Gemma's official introduction, and which testing floor rooms didn't make the cut

Can consent exist in 'Severance'? What are the ethics of sex in a severed world?

The sex scenes in #Severance Season 2 raise a lot of compelling questions about consent, mostly, "is consent even possible in Severance?"

Wrote about the show's deepening examination of consciousness and consent over @mashableofficial.bsky.social:

'Severance' Season 2 may already be the best show of the year: Review More than worth the wait.

I hesitate to call my shot on the year's best shows all the way in January, but #Severance Season 2 is IT (and more than worth the wait)
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The 21 best TV episodes of 2024, and where to stream them How many have you seen?

full list here!
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So many banger Game Changer episodes to choose from this year, but it's tough to beat "Beat the Buzzer."

'The Wild Robot' and 'Flow' are quietly revolutionary climate change movies Directors Chris Sanders and Gints Zilbalodis discuss their films' subtle yet impactful takes on climate change.

For one of my last @mashableofficial.bsky.social stories of 2024, I wrote about how wonderfully Flow and The Wild Robot — two of my favorite movies of the year — tackle climate change.
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