First, we start with Paramore rejecting an honor from the GOP legislature in Tennessee. Next, we cover the Xbox podcast announcement about their games coming to other platforms. Later, Vudu is becoming Fandango at Home, but you get to keep your library of movies. We wrap it all up with that Fantastic Four casting news with the film just months away. We also have thoughts on Hawked, Tracker, This is Me… Now, and Welcome Home, Franklin.
Read MoreFirst, we start with Paramore's social media accounts being disabled, but only because they're leaving Atlantic Records. Next, Microsoft has big announcements coming next Thursday from its developers. Later, we take a look at the Creative Emmy winners from the past weekend as we look ahead to Mondays broadcast. We wrap it all up with a Mandalorian & Grogu movie in the works for Star Wars, newly added amongst 3 other projects already announced. We also have thoughts on Percy Jackson, The Floor, Extended Family, and The Holdovers.
Read MoreFirst, we have all the announcements of this weeks Nintendo Direct, and a bonus story about Nintendo giving all workers a 10% increase in pay. Next, we discuss the Grammy winners and Rihanna's upcoming Super Bowl Halftime show. Later, CBS is canceling The Late Late Show and Mike Schur is developing another comedy with Ted Danson. We wrap it all up with Sightline at AMC for premium seating and Disney announces sequels to Toy Story, Frozen, and Zootopia. We also have thoughts on Dead Space, Goldeneye 007, GB & GBA Nintendo Online, Metroid Prime Remastered, Linkin Park, and Paramore.
Read MoreThis is Why, Paramore’s newest transformation, doesn’t quite redefine their sound in the same way as their last two albums, but it does offer a consolidation of sorts. The album explores adult anxiety with post-punk heft.
Read MoreFirst, Ed Sheeran is going to trial for a 2018 lawsuit, and new Paramore is on it's way (spoiler: it's good!). Next, Google Stadia is shutting down in January, and the PlayStation Stars reward program goes live next week. Later, Trevor Noah is leaving The Daily Show after seven years, and Alec Berg signs a deal with ABC Signature Studios. We wrap it all up with creepy deepfake AI, and announcements of movies coming next year. We also have thoughts on the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert, Tinykin, Splatoon 3, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers season 2, Never Have I Ever season 3, Minions: The Rise of Gru, DC League of Super Pets, and we answer a fan question.
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