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A Crown of Swords is the seventh installment in the massive The Wheel of Time book series, and it deals with the fallout of the intense ending of the previous book, Lord of Chaos.

The Battle of Dumai's Wells, where the Shaido Aiel attacked the Aes Sedai sent to capture Rand al’Thor by Elaida in the White Tower, is one of the more climactic endings in the series. During the battle, Rand escapes from the box in which he was folded up, and his Asha’man join the battle, wreaking great havoc among the Shaido. Perrin brings an army to rescue his friend.

The fallout is mainly focused on the Dragon Reborn’s relationship with the Aes Sedai. He’d been warned over and over not to trust them, even by Moiraine. Between Alanna bonding him without permission and Aes Sedai capturing and torturing him, he knows he can...

One of the most anticipated MCU projects of 2025 is Daredevil: Born Again, acting as a continuation of the story of the character Matt Murdock from his Netflix series. Many characters and actors from the original Daredevil TV show have been set to make a return, including Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk aka Kingpin, Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page and Elden Henson as "Foggy" Nelson.

There are many other characters from the critically acclaimed Netflix series whose storylines are not completed. Fans of the series would love to see them return to the small screen next year. Many of these characters were fan favorites, who deserve to make another appearance as Daredevil makes his official Marvel Cinematic Universe debut.

Foggy's Girlfriend Was a Key Enemy Turned Ally

Character:

Marci Stahl

Played by:

Amy Rutberg

Number of Episodes in the Original Series:

11

One of the best redemption arcs for a...

Fans of The Dark Tower have been given a big retrospective glimpse into what might have been if Amazon Studios had backed the original plan to bring Stephen Kings magnum opus to the small screen. While things seem almost certain to now move ahead under the guidance of Mike Flanagan, those eagerly anticipating the new attempt to bring the story of Roland Deschain to life can read the full pilot script by screenwriter and producer Glen Mazzara for Amazons scrapped series.

Stephen Kings The Dark Tower needs very little introduction, and the same can be said of the troubled road many have trodden in an attempt to adapt the eight-novel series. From Ron Howards ambitious plans to create a multi-movie/series universe in a theatrical-streaming combo a la the Marvel Cinematic Universe, to the hugely disappointing movie version starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey that almost killed any future chances...

Station 19 fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 7 Episode 5 episode titled My Way!

Find out everything you need to know about the My Way episode of Station 19, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Station 19 My Way Season 7 Episode 5 Preview

Prepare for an exhilarating episode of “Station 19” titled “My Way,” airing on ABC at 10:01 Pm on April 11, 2024. In this gripping installment, viewers will witness Andy Herrera, portrayed by Jaina Lee Ortiz, stepping into her new role as captain with unwavering courage and determination. As she faces a high-stakes emergency situation at Seattle’s iconic landmark, Andy fearlessly leads her team through the challenges, showcasing her exceptional leadership skills and dedication to saving lives.

Meanwhile, Vic Hughes, played by Barrett Doss, grapples with emotional burnout as she navigates the demanding and emotionally taxing nature of her job.

It’S Good To be bold, which is why Rolling Stone and Jack Daniel’s have made their own bold move, partnering for the first ever Musicians on Musicians Latino series. The multi-part event is part of the larger Jack Daniel’s Presenta initiative, which over the last few years has not just celebrated the world of Latin music, but worked to elevate the voices of today’s Latin artists and bring them directly to fans and enthusiasts.

Now, through a unique expansion of Rolling Stone’s iconic Musicians on Musicians series,...

Zdf Latest To ‘Race Across The World’

A six-part series based on Studio Lambert’s Race Across the World is set to air on German pubcaster Zdf in spring 2025. Planning is underway for casting and filming is set for the fall, with All3Media’s German producer, Tower, attached to make the show. Kirstin Benthaus-Gebauer will be the producer with Friederike Haedecke, Johannes Geiger, Thorsten Haas and Daniel Nemetschek the editors. The original BBC show has run to strong ratings in the UK for three seasons and one celebrity series. New seasons of both versions have been commissioned after the the first ep of the celebrity run drew 6.2 million viewers, consolidating the format’s position among the BBC’s top factual programs. The German deal, struck with distributor All3Media International, marks the fifth international version of the show, coming after three seasons on TV2 in Denmark, an upcoming production on MTV Katsomo and MTV3 in Finland,...

Pain Hustlers is a movie that combines entertainment with a deep exploration of a state of the nation issue, making it a thought-provoking experience. The movie sheds light on the shocking financial incentives that can influence doctors to prescribe certain medications, revealing the darker side of the American medical system. Emily Blunt's character, Liza, is relatable yet flawed, and her journey explores themes of accountability and the consequences of one's actions.

Pain Hustlers follows Liza Drake, a high school dropout and struggling single mother. She manages to find a job at a bankrupt pharmaceutical company in a dilapidated strip mall in Central Florida. However, her life takes an unexpected upswing when sales skyrocket, sending Liza into the high life, but it also puts her in the center of a criminal conspiracy with dire consequences.

Pain Hustlers is directed by David Yates from a script penned by Wells Tower based...

Director David Yates explains that Emily Blunt's character in Pain Hustlers, Liza Drake, is a composite of many different personalities and ultimately a creation of the filmmakers. The movie draws inspiration from the true story of Insys Therapeutics, a pharmaceutical company involved in racketeering schemes. However, the script takes creative liberties and fictionalizes the company as Zanna Therapeutics. By fictionalizing the characters and adding personal qualities, Liza Drake's story becomes more relatable and compelling, allowing viewers to connect with her motivations and struggles.

Pain Hustlers director David Yates explains whether Emily Blunt's character is inspired by a real person. The new Netflix original movie is a crime drama surrounding the story of Liza Drake (Blunt), a woman hired to work for a bankrupt pharmaceutical company who finds herself accidentally in the middle of a criminal conspiracy. Alongside Blunt, Pain Hustlers also stars Chris Evans, Catherine O’Hara, Chloe Coleman, Andy Garcia,...

David Yates’s Pain Hustlers puffs itself up as a dynamic epic about the American dream but ends up glorifying some truly grotesque characters. Wells Tower’s script pulls loosely from Evan Hughes’s book about how executives at pharmaceutical company Insys Therapeutics were convicted in 2019 of conspiring to bribe doctors to overprescribe the fentanyl spray Subsys. The story has every ingredient for gripping melodrama: greed, timeliness, money, drugs, death, betrayal, and an Icarus-like fall. Thomas Jennings’s Frontline episode “Opioids, Inc.” and the second part of Alex Gibney’s The Crime of the Century have already turned the sordid tale into powerful, infuriating nonfiction. But in the course of fictionalizing the Insys story, Yates and Tower lose sight of what made it compelling to begin with.

Though ostensibly about the 2010s’ epidemic of synthetic opioid overdoses, Pain Hustlers really hangs its story on the oh-so American grit and determination...

Chris Evans draws comparisons to Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Wolf of Wall Street performance as he teams up with Emily Blunt in the upcoming Netflix movie Pain Hustlers.

Ahead of its October 27 release date, Netflix has released a high-paced teaser for Pain Hustlers which shows Blunt and Evans in the lead roles as they put aside their morals for wealth. The crime drama is directed by BAFTA award winner David Yates from a screenplay by Wells Tower. The Netflix movie is based on the 2022 book of the same name by Evan Hughes. The stellar cast includes The film stars Blunt, Evans, Andy García, Catherine O'Hara, Jay Duplass, Brian d'Arcy James, and Chloe Coleman.

Related: Pain Hustlers Images Reveal First Look at Emily Blunt and Chris Evans in Netflix Movie

“Liza Drake (Blunt) is a blue-collar single mom who has just lost her job and is at the end of her rope,...

Emily Blunt pursues a better life for herself and her young daughter only to fall with dire consequences amid a criminal conspiracy in the teaser trailer for David Yates’ Pain Hustlers, which Netflix dropped on Wednesday.

“Is that even legal?” Liza Drake (Blunt) asks Pete Brenner, played by Chris Evans, at one point in the trailer after landing a job at a failing pharma startup in a Florida strip mall. Liza’s charm, drive and guts send her into the high life, but it’s not enough to keep the company and her position safe at the center of a criminal enterprise, according to a synopsis of the film from Netflix.

The crime drama sees the pharmaceutical drug business marketing a new kind of opioid drug offering pain relief to cancer patients, which unwittingly helps spark the U.S. opioid epidemic for greed and profits. The trailer shows Liza’s...

Marvel Studios has yet to explain Captain America's ability to slightly move Mjölnir in Avengers: Age of Ultron, despite being worthy of wielding it in Avengers: Endgame. A popular theory suggests that Captain America was already almost worthy in Age of Ultron, and his worthiness was fully realized after coming clean about Bucky's involvement in Civil War. That being said, a better theory proposes that Thor's hammer knew of Steve's future actions in Endgame and deemed him worthy based on his character, allowing him to move it in Age of Ultron.

One theory suggests that the events of Avengers: Endgame can explain how Captain America was already worthy in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Despite being widely considered the least favorite Avengers film to date, Marvel Studios has been able to redeem the film in the years following its release. Wanda and Vision's romance was paid off in...