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If you are anything like me, then your day is not complete without taking a trip into the realm of daily puzzles, or most precisely, to the world of Actorle, a combination of games that challenge your pop culture knowledge and puzzle-solving skills.

Whether it’s guessing a famous actor with limited clues or filling out a film-themed grid, and more, these challenges are a perfect blend of fun and a brain workout. And if you’re stuck today, don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. Following are the solutions for July 18, 2025’s Actorle, Fill The Grid, Storyboard, and StarWords puzzles.

Actorle Solution for Today Guessing Actorle for July 18 was made easier thanks to the drama-heavy clues

The basics of this game are simple, but can be rather complex to understand otherwise. Players are given a list of movies in which the mystery actor of the day has starred.

The official YouTube channel for Chinese cosplayer/singer/voice actor Liyuu , best known as Keke Tang in Love Live! Superstar! , has started streaming a music video for her sixth CD single song "Baddududu." The pop tune is now featured as the opening theme for the fall 2024 TV anime I'll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History . Liyuu "Baddududu" Music Video I'll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History Creditless Opening Video Liyuu was born in Shanghai and because of her love for Japanese anime, she decided to start her activities in Japan. She made her professional anisong singer debut in January 2020. While performing as a member of Liella! , the Va unit for Love Live! Superstar!! , she has released five CD singles and all of its title tunes were used as a theme song for TV anime series, such as Hatena☆Illusion ( "Magic Words" / 2020), I'm Standing on a Million Lives...

Move over Scandinoir, because Gallic producers are giving crime the French Touch.

Beloved at home and lucrative abroad, a new strain of audience inclusive procedurals has paved inroads on the international market. Indeed, fueled by the earlier success of long-running series “Candice Renoir,” and made stratospheric by smashes “Hpi” and “Tandem,” the so-called “light crime” genre has become a new French delicacy.

“The genre skillfully blends criminal investigations with everyday moments, creating a balance between mystery and the light, family tone,” says Mediawan Rights exec Randall Broman. “[We’ve seen] a growing demand for lighter, more reassuring content, while viewers appreciate the captivating plots without excessive violence. This ability to blend intrigue and humor makes French producers leading players in the genre.”

Megahit “Hpi” delivered 11 million viewers at home and has sold to over 110 territories, while the U.S. remake will premiere later this month on ABC and Hulu. Other recent successes in...