Up first this episode: This past week saw the annual culling of TV shows commence. The network carnage seemed to take a larger toll this time however due to a mixture of pandemic related filming & cost issues as well as a continuing change in the way advertisers spend their
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Up first this episode: A bit of mall nostalgia kicks off this episode before we delve into the topic that has been inescapable across the internet this past week – The Oscars. After the break: In the second half, we chat a bit
The Cigar Nerds Podcast: Nobody. They say the quiet person in the room is probably the most dangerous. This week we’re watching an unexpected action movie Nobody, from the writer of John Wick. See what happens when the quiet man decides to make noise. In science we discuss reptile rain,
By Marc Graser, Source: Variety.com While it will take years before a “Halo” movie ever makes it to the bigscreen, Microsoft could revive the idea again with a live-action Web series it will launch ahead of “Halo 4” this fall. The company’s Xbox gaming division is putting considerable coin behind
Announcing Halo 4’s existence at E3 was a bold move by Microsoft. On the one hand, more Halo! On the other, what system would the next game and trilogy be for? Neither Microsoft or Halo 4’s new developers 343 Industries made any confirmations. It’s now out in the open —
By Raymond Wong, Source: Dvice.com Halo fans can rejoice again, because the on and off live-action movie has been resurrected from the grave. Steven Spielberg’s Dreamworks is said to be backing it. The news is based off a single press release nugget scanned by French site Halo.fr and translated by
