King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announces New Album With Most Epic Song To Date
On March 8th, 2022, the Australian polymorphs King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announced the release of their 20th album, entitled Omnium Gatherum, as the second studio album of 2022. With the announcement, King Gizzard released the first single from the album, an 18-minute progressive rock epic called “The Dripping Tap.” Always venturing into a more expansive territory, this incredible group culminates all their compositional traits into this one career-defining work.
HBO Max’s ‘The Tourist’ Proves Jamie Dornan Can Actually Act
As if his prominent role in Belfast was not enough to ensure his credibility, Jamie Dornan goes twice as far to erase his famous portrayal of Christian Grey in the new miniseries, The Tourist. The British-Australian collaboration, produced by Two Brothers Pictures, was released in 2022 on BBC One in the UK, Stan in Australia, and HBO Max in the US. With rave reviews and top-notch intensity, The Tourist is one of the best new shows to watch right now.
‘The 355’ Is Just As Bad As Everyone Says It Is
Releasing theatrically in early January and streaming on Peacock starting February 22, 2022, The 355’s poor timing for release during the rise of the Omicron variant made for a box office failure. Does this international action/thriller deserve a chance for redemption, or is it worth skipping? It depends on whether or not you want to see the same kind of movie you have seen a hundred times before.
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Oscars Check-In: Is ‘Belfast’ One of the Best Kenneth Branagh Movies?
Receiving nominations for seven Oscars is no small feat, with Branagh's potential for Best Picture and Best Director making it particularly impressive. It’s safe to say that, even without knowing the story, Belfast is a film worth the extra research. Add a historically vital premise, and it’s now a guaranteed recommendation!
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Relive Your Night Life With ‘Midnight Asia: Eat. Dance. Dream.’
The night is alive again with ‘Midnight Asia: Eat. Dance. Dream.’ This documentary series will capture Asia’s food, drink, and music. ‘Midnight Asia’ is scheduled to stream on Netflix this Thursday, January 20.The trailer for Netflix’s upcoming documentary series, ‘Midnight Asia: Eat. Dance. Dream.,’ offers a first look at the night lives of the different city dwellers; the sights and sounds by which they recognize their own homes – sizzling night market foods, elaborate drag shows, and a thriving indie music scene.Each featured character offers a unique take on what night does to their city, but each reflects a common theme of new life and liberation. The trailer was first released on Dec. 23, giving audiences a sneak peek at the new and upcoming Netflix docuseries.
Experience the Divine in ‘Heavenly Bites: Mexico’
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‘Heavenly Bites: Mexico’ welcomes you to a divine food extravaganza, featuring Mexico's culinary culture and the heavenly flavors which will leave your mouth watering. The new series will be streaming on Netflix this Wednesday, January 19.
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‘Twenty Five Twenty One’ (Season 1) Starts Streaming on February 12 on Netflix
A big wave to the K-drama zealots out there because the newest romantic-comedy K-drama ‘Twenty Five Twenty One’ will be available on the streaming platform this February 12, 2022. In fact, Netflix has unleashed the teaser trailer of Nam Joo-hyuk (Start-Up) and Kim Tae-ri (Space Sweepers, Mr. Sunshine) team-up and you can view it right here!
‘iCarly’ Takes Its Final Bow On Netflix US in February 2022
‘iCarly’ fans on Netflix, keep streaming to your heart’s satisfaction because your best-loved teen series is about to take its final bow this February. This Dan Schneider creation will be gone from Netflix US on Feb. 8, 2022. This means the last day to watch seasons 1-3 is until Feb. 7. Despite this, the show is still staying in other Netflix territories like Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. You can only stream two seasons of the show but it comprises seasons 1-3 that are just repackaged. Seasons 4 to 6 on the other hand are exclusively under Paramount+.