In an age of absurdly serialized storytelling and streaming series that structure their seasons like a “ten-hour movie,” Buddha bless shows like “Poker Face.” Sure, there are the odd threads that pop up at the beginning of the season and tie together at the end, and the overarching struggles of itinerant human lie detector Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne, as acerbic as ever) to survive in a world surrounded by deceit and destruction. But in keeping with its nods to the rhythms of ’70s network television, each episode of Rian Johnson‘s reverse-detective show follows (more or less) a distinct and delicious…
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Netflix’s Last Bullet is now out, and it features an explosive ending, bringing to an end the anticipation surrounding the epic showdown between Lino and Areski. As such, fans have been asking many questions about the climax and ending, and many are curious about the fate of Yuri and Resz. Guillaume Pierret, who helmed the first two films, reprised his role as writer and director for the third installment. So, does Resz die? What happens to Yuri? Here are all the spoilers from Last Bullet’s ending. Why does Yuri kill Resz in Netflix’s Last Bullet? Yuri kills Resz in Netflix‘s…
After days of simultaneously damp and drizzly weather, Frieze New York opened its doors to a warm, bright, and energetic morning on Wednesday. Compared to last year’s spring art week, this year’s is especially jam-packed, with Frieze and TEFAF’s US edition opening 24 hours apart, as opposed to a week apart. And so, the sales floor was animated throughout the VIP day. On top of the bevy of fairs, there are a multitude of gallery shows, museum exhibitions, and art fairs opening or already on view this week. In a market where collectors are choosing to take things more slowly when…
Up ahead is the Final Jeopardy clue for today, Wednesday, May 7. Despite yesterday’s match being a very low-scoring affair, Sarah Gillis eked out a runaway victory from then five-time Jeopardy Ben Ganger. We’ll see if she can continue the streak when she faces writer and podcaster Dan Moren from Massachusetts and tutor Michelle Tsai originally from Hawaii. Here is the question and answer for Final Jeopardy for 5/7/2025, along with the wagers and the winner of the game. Final Jeopardy Question for May 7 The Final Jeopardy question for May 7, 2025 is in the category of “The Grammys”…
There’s a lot of things that can ruin an otherwise decent sitcom.A cheesy script or underwritten characters is one. Cringey, outdated jokes or overused, tired tropes is another.But when it comes to completely destroying what otherwise could possibly be a decent or even good sitcom, TV audiences agree on this: Laugh tracks are the absolute worst.According to voting audiences on Ranker, “laugh tracks ruin everything” when you’re watching a sitcom on TV.Over 2,000 TV-watching users voted laugh tracks as the top annoying thing that makes them want to turn a show off immediately.READ MORE: 15 Best TV Shows About Rich…
The Art Institute of Chicago is contesting a New York court order to restitute Russian War Prisoner (1916), a drawing by Austrian expressionist Egon Schiele, to heirs of it’s original owner. The museum has secured a temporary stay while it pursues an appeal. The ruling, issued by Justice Althea Drysdale in April, follows a broader push by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office to return Nazi-looted artworks to relative of it’s original owner Fritz Grünbaum, a Jewish art collector who was interned in a Nazi concentration camp, where he died. Related Articles The Schiele drawing was seized in situ from the…
What can we look to during these fraught times to keep our hope alive? Fred Rogers reminded us to “look for the helpers,” and there are four particular people who come to mind who fit that definition. They have contributed so much to our world for nearly a century, and those who are still with us have no plans to stop anytime soon. As vital programs and cultural institutions are being eliminated throughout the country, much like the superheroes during the climax of “Avengers: Infinity War,” it is more important for me than ever to elevate people who understand the…
A painting by Marlene Dumas is expected to break the record for the most expensive artwork sold at auction by a living woman artist when it is offered at Christie’s New York on May 14th. Miss January (1997), which depicts a blonde woman nude from the waist down except for a single pink sock, holds an estimate of $12 million to $18 million. It will be included in the auction house’s 21st century evening sale. The current record for a living woman artist is held by Propped (1992) by Jenny Saville, which sold for £9.5 million ($12.69 million) at Sotheby’s…
Acclaimed Georgian filmmaker Dea Kulumbegashvili makes films that transport the viewer both to the rural region, at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains, where she was raised, but also to another realm of experience, made possible through the language of cinema. Like many of her contemporaries, Kulumbegashvili’s films are marked by her childhood during the Georgian Civil War. Kulumbegashvili eventually moved to New York City, where she enrolled in Media Studies at The New School and later earned a Master of Fine Arts in Film Directing at the Columbia University School of the Arts. In 2014 her short film “Invisible…
Tamagotchis have been enticing children and adults since 1996. Tamagotchi will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026. Any ‘90s kid (or their parents!) will have heard of these Japanese-produced “digital pets.” They were small, handheld devices containing pixelated animals. Tamagotchi collecting traces its roots back to the mid-1990s when Bandai released the first digital pet into a world primed for portable, interactive entertainment. Priced at $18 at launch, these egg-shaped devices captured imaginations by demanding constant care like feeding, playing with, and cleaning up after a virtual pet that could “die” if neglected. Original Tamagotchis could breathe their last in…
