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10 Most Perfect Sci-Fi Shows of the Last 10 Years
As time goes on and technology evolves, both in our reality and in entertainment, the caliber of science fiction storytelling has gotten stronger. In fact, as much as we love sci-fi films, television has slowly been bypassing cinema as the place for peak sci-fi content. With the ability to take more time to explain and explore, television’s recent bevy of sci-fi shows is better than ever. The past ten years are complete proof.
The titles on the list are among the best sci-fi shows out there. From epic sci-fi horror thrillers that blew up pop culture to a brand new Star Wars story that rivaled its big screen predecessor. These series have taken us to space, introduced us to extraterrestrial hiveminds, and showed us what living life in a 144-story silo in a dystopian future might be like. Science fiction has pushed the bounds of storytelling to places unimaginable. And we couldn’t be happier.
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‘Foundation’ (2021–Present)
As you’ll notice quite often on this list, lifting a project from a source material often leads to excellent content. First up is a series based on novels once believed to be “unfilmable”: Foundation. Based on Isaac Asimov’s epic stories, the three-season thriller chronicles a band of exiles who try to save humanity after Hari Seldon (Jared Harris) predicts the unavoidable collapse of the 12,000-year-old Galactic Empire. The mission is to rebuild civilization. Thus, he creates the Foundation on the remote planet Terminus to preserve human knowledge. The century-spanning story centers on the conflict between the ruling imperial Genetic Dynasty via the clones of Emperor Cleon (Lee Pace), and the Foundation, including Gaal Dornick (Lou Llobell), a prodigy who helps develop the plan, and Salvor Hardin (Leah Harvey), the warden of Terminus, as they navigate the predicted fall. Created by David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman, Foundation balances epic, galaxy-spanning storytelling and staggering visual production value with deeply personal character arcs and intense political philosophy.
Foundation is a masterful and poetic space opera that tackles grand themes like the cyclical nature of empires, psychohistory, destiny, and the survival of human knowledge over thousands of years. The series does a stellar job exploring the tension between science and faith, the nature of power, and whether historical events can be altered. With Asimov’s invention of psychohistory, Foundation has, well, a foundation on which to stand. It’s a daunting tale, but brought to life as a breathtaking screen-space spectacle. While any series opts in for a one-for-one adaptation, the Apple TV series is wonderfully unpredictable. Because it spans hundreds of years and takes unexpected narrative leaps, even fans of the original books are treated to unpredictable twists. With a fourth season in the works with new showrunners Ian Goldberg and David Kob, there is a glorious roadmap to set out on to maintain narrative continuity.
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‘Dark Matter’ (2024–Present)
The multiverse narrative device has become a major plot point across all media of late. Some creators have been overwhelmed by it, botching the execution. Others have mastered it, proving just how brilliantly it could work. Dark Matter is the latter. Created by Blake Crouch based on his 2016 novel, the enthralling Apple TV thriller follows Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton), a Chicago physicist who is abducted and thrust into the multiverse. He wakes up in alternate realities where his life choices went differently, and he must fight his way back home through a labyrinth of parallel worlds to save his true family from the most dangerous foe imaginable: himself. A deeply character-driven love story set within a high-stakes multiverse thriller, Dark Matter explores the roads not taken, challenging viewers with a core question: Are you happy in your life?
Dark Matter is a perfect high-concept series that mixes the multiverse mechanic with a deeply emotional, grounded love story. Beneath the science, it is ultimately a story about a man desperately trying to get back to his true family. But as he questions whether it’s a journey worth taking, that’s when Dark Matter becomes truly gripping. The profound questions it raises about happiness, fulfillment, and marriage make it deeply introspective and relatable. Edgerton does a remarkable job playing multiple, vastly different versions of Jason. He leads an extraordinary ensemble which also features Jennifer Connelly and Jimmi Simpson. Crouch has the unique ability to craft his own content for the small screen, translating it flawlessly without risking contradictions or tonal derailments. If you haven’t checked out Dark Matter, now’s the perfect time to binge, as Season 2 is set to drop this August.
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‘Fallout’ (2024–Present)
Some video game-to-series adaptations fall flat. Not Fallout! In fact, it’s one of the best of all time. Created by Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet, the Prime Video series takes the popular video game franchise and breathes new life into it while maintaining its iconic integrity. Fallout takes place 200 years after a nuclear war, following three main characters who collide in the irradiated ruins of America: Lucy MacLean (Ella Purnell), an optimistic Vault-dweller forced to leave her utopian bunker and venture into the lawless “Wasteland” to rescue her father, Hank (Kyle McLachlan); Maximus (Aaron Moten), an idealistic young soldier in a zealous, tech-hoarding military group tries to navigate the ruins while balancing his survival with the rigid rules of his organization; and The Ghoul (Walton Goggins), a centuries-old, radiation-mutated bounty hunter whose backstory bridges the gap between the modern-day wasteland and pre-war America. Blending a bleak retro-futuristic setting with satirical, dark humor, the series explores class disparity in a world where society has collapsed.
While the video game lore and mythology are ever-present, Fallout forges its own identity that allows gamers and series-only viewers an exciting, visceral experience. The world-building is simply unmatched. With three perspectives that intertwine at times. Thanks to the original storyline within the established canon, Fallout has room to breathe while rewarding observant viewers with authentic props, armor designs, and references. Viewers get a chance to see the vast universe that is brilliantly crafted straight from the games. Fallout has emerged as a top-tier sci-fi series thanks to its willingness to play. That stems from the extraordinary ensemble. Whether it’s the main trio, recurring stars like Leslie Uggams and Justin Theroux, or special guests Michael Emerson, Fred Armisen, Kumail Nanjiani, or Macaulay Culkin, everyone brings joy to the hauntingly delightful series. With Season 3 pushing beyond into new games with new stars, including Aaron Paul and Manny Jacinto, it’s going to be something worth tuning in to.
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‘For All Mankind’ (2019–Present)
Imagine rewriting the events of one of the most crucial moments in American history where the future goes in an entirely new direction. That’s the premise of Apple TV’s For All Mankind. Created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi, the series dramatizes an alternate history that explores what would have happened if the global space race had never ended. The premise begins in 1969 when the Soviet Union successfully lands the first man on the Moon, dealing a devastating blow to the United States and intensifying the Cold War. By changing a single significant historical event, For All Mankind creates a massive butterfly effect, featuring rapid technological innovation, political intrigue, and an optimistic vision of human perseverance.
For All Mankind is a brilliant “what if” drama. Across each season, the series organically leaps about a decade forward, showcasing how that inciting event reshaped reality. For All Mankind is rooted in character-driven drama, centered on human ambition, sacrifice, and the emotional toll that space exploration and grueling career choices take on the astronauts and their families. Rather than presenting space magic, For All Mankind is solidly rooted in hard science, respecting the laws of fiction. The innate tension in the story then comes from the mechanical realities of spaceflight, including navigating lunar storms, managing orbital mechanics, or dealing with equipment malfunctions. Even though the story is fiction, this makes the events feel factual. Most importantly, the series avoids a simple “good guys vs. bad guys” trope. The Cold War extends into space, but treats Russian and American characters with equal nuance. Now, the exploration from the other perspective is explored in the acclaimed spin-off, Star City.
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‘Silo’ (2023–Present)
No show is more thrillingly claustrophobic than Silo. Created by Graham Yost and based on Hugh Howey‘s novels, Silo is set in a dystopian future where a community lives in a giant underground silo with 144 levels. The residents are governed by strict rules and believe the outside world is a toxic, ruined wasteland. Engineer Juliette Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) becomes embroiled in the mystery of the past and the present as she seeks to uncover the dark, murderous conspiracy behind their existence. The more she investigates, the more she unravels, which extends deep into the toxic wasteland outside. A brilliant mystery box that continues to expand the universe’s lore season by season, Silo is a fight for survival after a lie to survive.
Silo is a standout Apple TV series that’s built on extreme dread and slow-burning tension. Silo unleashes a bevy of questions that you want answers to, allowing you to stick around for the addictive thriller. Each episode unravels another layer of the conspiracy without feeling rushed. And now, each season unleashes even more depth. Silo thrives on world-building in the sense that it captures the past in a terrifying manner. Because technological evolution has been halted in the silo, its inhabitants rely on recognizable mechanical tools, making the futuristic society feel tangible and real. The story resonates because it’s a human story about being stuck in an inhumane society. Whether hero, villain, or morally in between, each character is richly crafted. Ferguson leads a sensational ensemble that included, throughout its run, Rashida Jones, David Oyelowo, Common, Tim Robbins, Harriet Walter, Steve Zahn, and many more. Now in Season 3, Silo is a must-watch.
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‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2025)
Very few shows took over the world quite like Stranger Things. One of the biggest Netflix shows in history, the Duffer Brothers‘ creation is set in the 1980s and follows the residents of a fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, as they uncover a web of secret government experiments and battle terrifying monsters from a parallel, nightmarish dimension known as “The Upside Down.” Following the disappearance of a young Will Byers (Noah Schnapp), his mother, Joyce (Winona Ryder) and local cop Jim Hopper (David Harbour) search for him as his friends stumble upon a girl with psychokinetic powers named Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). Over the course of five seasons, the adults, teens, and kids must repeatedly save their town from the growing horrors of this dark realm. The sci-fi horror series is a love letter to pop culture, blending a Steven Spielberg-style coming-of-age adventure with the horrors of a Stephen King supernatural thriller.
Stranger Things, at its core, is all about loyalty, bravery, and the trauma of growing up in a world where ordinary people are forced to confront impossible evils. And they do so with a happily ever after. The series brilliantly balances high-stakes concepts with a deeply relatable, character-driven narrative. The supernatural elements are infused into the truly heartfelt human themes. For those who watched the series from the start grew up with the characters, watching their enduring bonds of friendship on and off-screen. The world-building is precisely structured with clear sci-fi and fantasy rules. Though you may shake your head at the events as they unfold. Stranger Things revolutionized streaming culture forever.
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‘Dark’ (2017–2020)
Don’t sleep on foreign language series! One of the most underrated sci-fi series on Netflix is Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese‘s three-season thriller, Dark. Dark tells the story of four interconnected families in the town of Winden, where a child’s disappearance unveils a sinister, generation-spanning time-travel conspiracy. The story centers on Jonas Kahnwald (Jonas Gerzabek, Louis Hofmann, Andreas Pietschmann, and Dietrich Holllinderbäumer) as he uncovers the town’s secrets, navigating deterministic time loops, the 33-year cycle, and an apocalypse to prevent a tragic, knotted fate. Capturing the existential implications of time and its effects on human life through the bootstrap paradox, Dark delivers a perfectly plotted time-travel story rooted in deep philosophical questions about human nature, destiny, and free will.
Many mystery box series play with plot as they go along. Dark was intricately structured before the show even began shooting. In doing so, every twist, reveal, and paradox links back together, making it a wonderfully rewarding series. That said, it requires close viewer attention. Missing anything may require a rewind. The series sees a grounded approach to time travel in which the concept of fixed, casual loops where the past and future mutually influence one another. This lends itself to a tragic, fascinating tone that tackles profound themes of determinism. Dark is flawless.
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‘Pluribus’ (2025–Present)
Only one season in and Vince Gilligan‘s newest creation is already taking science fiction by storm. Pluribus is slowly rising to the top as Apple TV’s brightest. The story centers on an Albuquerque novelist named Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn), who is one of the few humans mysteriously immune to the “Joining,” an alien virus that merges humanity into a peaceful, content hive mind. Carol’s cynicism and refusal to reform causes her to fight to reverse its effects as she meets a small group of fellow unaffected. A brilliant dissertation on grief and isolation, Pluribus serves to make us ponder what happens to purpose, art, and meaning when there is no longer friction, cultural clash, or individual friction.
Rather than play into easy dystopian tropes, Pluribus forces the audience to question whether peace and happiness are worth it if free will and individuality are stripped away. The philosophical depth is truly unmatched. Gilligan infuses his signature style into the series. It’s perfectly paced, featuring stunning cinematography, all while balancing psychological dread and dark humor. Seehorn is better than ever, leading the series, taking on the deeply flawed and reluctant protagonist navigating her new reality. That said, the breakout performance comes from Karolina Wydra as Zosia, the mouthpiece of the Others and Carol’s chaperone. Pluribus‘ first season fed us, but we have an appetite for more. And, based on where we think the story might head, we’ll be fully served in Season 2.
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‘Andor’ (2022–2025)
The galaxy far, far away has expanded beyond the big screen thanks to Disney+. There have been a handful of Star Wars series, but the standout that fires on all cylinders is none other than Andor. Created by Tony Gilroy, Andor serves as a prequel to the anthology film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which itself is a prequel to the original Star Wars trilogy. The story follows Rebel spy Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), a cynical, revolution-averse thief whose sole focus is his own survival. As he witnesses the Empire’s casual cruelties and exploitation, he transforms from a reluctant scavenger into a passionate Rebel hero. Far from a space fairy tale, Andor captures the harsh, morally grey sacrifices required to fight a tyrannical regime. Andor brings further intrigue into the greater Star Wars mythology and lore.
Andor stands out among other Star Wars entries as a masterclass in science fiction storytelling. In addition to the general tropes that root it in the genre, Andor is also grounded as a mature political thriller. Andor showcases the Galactic Empire as a terrifying, bureaucratic machine of oppression. In turn, Andor depicts the brutal compromises required to build a successful rebellion, in which not even the greatest of heroes can make it out alive. Alongside Luna, the ensemble is one of the best in the galaxy, with the likes of Kyle Soller, Adria Arjona, Stellan Skarsgård, Fiona Shaw, Denise Gough, and Genevieve O’Reilly taking on the Rebels and the Empire. Who is the hero, and who is the villain? That’s the ambiguity that propels the story. Andor has its own identity, and yet feels completely a part of the Star Wars universe. If you have to pick one Star Wars show to watch, pick Andor.
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‘Severance’ (2022–Present)
Celebrated for the brilliant execution of its masterful high concept and sharp satire of corporate work culture, Severance remains a complete television game-changer. Created by Dan Erickson and primarily directed by Ben Stiller, Severance follows the lives of employees at Lumon Industries who have voluntarily undergone a medical procedure called “severance” to separate their memories. At work, they are called “innies,” who have no recollection of the world outside. At home, they are called “outies,” where they have no memory of the action at work. Led by Mark Scout (Adam Scott), the “innies” begin to question their trapped existence, sparking a rebellion as they uncover a sprawling, sinister corporate conspiracy about what their work actually entails. Seamlessly blending elements of sci-fi with workplace antics, conspiracy mystery, and psychological thriller, Severance is perfect as perfect can be.
Rather than typical sci-fi tropes, Severance goes where no shows have gone before. The usage of the severance chip creates a newfound exploration of themes of bodily autonomy and human exploitation. In turn, Severance further explores the absurdity of modern office environments, in which the mysterious Lumon Industries operates as a cultish dystopia that fronts as caring for its workers while it actually treats them as disposable cogs in an endless, brutalist maze. Severance features immaculate world-building thanks to its surrealist retro-futuristic aesthetic. Every visual, set piece, and bizarre act builds up to a captivating lore. Severance boasts one of the best ensembles, including Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, John Turturro, Christopher Walken, Patricia Arquette, and more. It’s best to get in and watch Severance so you’re not out of the loop.
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2026 has already been a rampaging year for cinematic excellence, with everything from universe-traversing adventure epics like Project Hail Mary to psychologically chilling indie box office hits like Obsession. It shapes as being a monumental year for fantasy in particular, with titles like The Odyssey, Toy Story 5, and even HBO’s small-screen exploits like House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms highlighting the full emotional scope of the genre.
This booming interest in fantasy stories presents a wonderful opportunity for movie lovers to indulge in cinema’s rich history in the genre as well. Whether it’s due to thematic similarities between past classics and cultural hits of this year or celebrating major anniversaries of some of fantasy film’s greatest ever titles, these fantasy masterpieces are all must-see movies in 2026.
‘The Odyssey’ (2026)
It could be presumptuous to herald The Odyssey as an instant classic, but its widespread fanfare and universal critical acclaim certainly signal that Sir Christopher Nolan’s latest movie will be discussed for many years to come. Powered by the filmmaker’s trademark commitment to practical filming, Homer’s epic poem is brought to the screen with an unmistakable sense of gravitas that stems from its commanding ensemble cast as much as it does from its stunning visuals and bold adaptive storytelling.
Every step of Odysseus’s (Matt Damon) famous journey is depicted with astute craft and imposing magnitude. The Odyssey has enshrined itself as not only the must-see cinematic event of the year, but as one that demands to be watched on the biggest screen possible. Whether it will come to be viewed as Nolan’s greatest film is yet to be seen, but it is undeniable that it features every bit of the gripping cinematic brilliance and enormous scale that have made him the defining director of the 21st century thus far.
‘Nostos: The Return’ (1989)
While it isn’t a traditional classic of mainstream cinema, Nostos: The Return is something of a revered gem as far as international arthouse movies go, and there has never been a better time to revisit it than right now. Adapting The Odyssey, it follows Odysseus’s (Luigi Mezzanotte) voyage home after the Trojan War. However, it’s more of a spiritual exploration of themes of memory, the passage of time, and humanity’s complex relationship with nature rather than a narrative-driven story.
Dialogue is minimal, and what dialogue there is is a made-up concoction of ancient Greek, Sanskrit, and Latin; the bold creative decision allows the visual storytelling and cinematic poetry to take center stage. While it understandably won’t appeal to everyone, those who love Nolan’s interpretation of The Odyssey and want to delve deeper into Homer’s world and themes would do well to find Nostos: The Return to explore the story in a completely different fashion.
‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring’ (2001)
Originating from the mind of J. R. R. Tolkien, the stories of Middle-earth have become a defining masterpiece of high fantasy storytelling. 2026 marks a significant year for the franchise in media, as it marks the 25th anniversary of the groundbreaking release of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. The magnificent introduction to the fantasy realm for many, it immerses viewers in the majesty, wonder, and danger of Middle-earth.
The film sees Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) and the fellowship begin their journey to destroy Sauron’s evil ring of power in the fires of Mount Doom. Beautifully handled by Sir Peter Jackson and his team, the Oscar-winning film is viewed by many as being the single greatest fantasy movie of all time, an utterly enchanting masterpiece that has proven ageless with its emotional depth and technical mastery.
‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’ (2001)
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is particularly relevant this year, with fans eagerly awaiting the HBO adaptation of this esteemed fantasy series. However, an incredibly high bar has been set by the original 2001 film, which found a perfect balance between childlike wonder, enrapturing adventure, and detailed worldbuilding to be utterly enchanting from start to finish.
From its humor and charm, ability to marry backstory and character depth with propulsive entertainment, and rich allure that is as universally accessible as it is infectious, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is a true masterpiece of the genre. Whether it’s diehard fans of the series returning to it for the umpteenth time, adults returning to a childhood favorite decades later, or even a first-ever viewing, the first Harry Potter movie deserves to be celebrated anew in 2026.
‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ (2006)
Pan’s Labyrinth is the perfect mix of fairy tale awe, dark fantasy horror, and real-world drama. Complimented by director Guillermo del Toro’s trademark Gothic style, it unfolds in Francoist Spain as young Ofelia (Ivana Baquero), along with her heavily pregnant mother, relocates to a remote farmhouse at the behest of her brutish stepfather, a military captain hunting down rebels. Amid the woodland, Ofelia meets a faun who tells her she can return to her rightful place as the Princess of the Underworld if she completes three dangerous tasks.
While it indulges in moments of shocking violence and visceral terror, Pan’s Labyrinth excels. At its heart, it maintains a sense of fairy tale innocence, beautifully complemented by outstanding visuals and a spellbinding score that brings the fantasy allure of the picture to vibrant life. With 2026 signaling 20 years since the movie premiered, now is as good a time as any to rewatch the morbid, mystifying, and majestic masterpiece.
‘Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron’ (2002)
In the Chinese calendar, 2026 is a remarkably rare year as, for the first time since 1966, it stands as the year of the Fire Horse. While the cult classic animated gem Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron may not feature any stallions ablaze, it is the perfect movie to celebrate this incredibly rare milestone. It captures the spirit of the zodiac, which embodies intense passion, strong independence, fearless courage, and nobility in leadership.
Combining fantasy beats with a rich Western setting, Spirit follows mustang stallion Spirit (Matt Damon) as he roams the wild expanses of the American frontier, forming an unlikely friendship and finding love while becoming an unsung hero of the Old West. The 2002 DreamWorks Animation release is largely a forgotten gem of the form, but it remains a childhood favorite for many who grew up in the era, thanks to its tender balance of historical adventure, kid-friendly fantasy, and animated splendor.
‘Labyrinth’ (1986)
Even in such a vast and eclectic field of cult classics produced by the 1980s, Labyrinth is a standout, offbeat gem that mixes wondrous puppetry and dark fantasy edge. Bolstered by David Bowie’s unforgettable performance as the Goblin King, it follows young Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) as she ventures into the villain’s labyrinth, having to successfully navigate the mind-boggling maze in 13 hours to save her baby brother.
Despite its middling box office performance and mixed reviews, Labyrinth has emerged as an infectious fan favorite that has aged gracefully. The practical creature designs and Jim Henson’s impressionable puppetry have become tactile and unique in the modern world of CGI effects that strive for realism. Picture theaters the world over will be hosting re-screenings this year to commemorate the film’s 40-year anniversary, making it a perfect time for fans to revisit the cult gem as well as for intrigued fantasy lovers to experience the movie for the first time.
‘Excalibur’ (1981)
When did fantasy cinema stop looking like this? Embracing a sense of stylized eccentricity, John Boorman blends gleaming chrome armor with the gorgeous landscapes of Ireland and eye-catching lighting techniques to conjure a visual spectacle of irresistible majesty. However, far more than just a stunning exercise in style, Excalibur also thrives as one of the best retellings of Arthurian legend ever put to screen, one that isn’t afraid to stray into the moral foibles of dark fantasy to bring a distinct edge to the familiar story.
Even as its efforts to cram the entirety of Arthurian lore into its 141-minute runtime sometimes lead to clunky and hurried storytelling, Excalibur still absorbs viewers with imposing, dreamlike beauty and indulgent excess. It also features an unforgettable operatic soundtrack, several captivating action sequences, and an ensemble cast of young upstarts who went on to become some of the biggest stars of their generation. Excalibur is a treat of ‘80s fantasy awe that is arguably even more enthralling 45 years on.
‘Faust’ (1926)
Anniversaries are a big deal in cinema. From minor milestones like 10 or 15 years to more substantial landmarks like half-century celebrations, movie lovers always grasp an opportunity to commend the films of yesteryear when such dates arrive. Few movies have had the opportunity to enjoy a centennial sensation, but F. W. Murnau’s silent fantasy classic is one that can hopefully attract some attention, especially given how it delves into religious and moral themes with piercing depth despite not being afforded the luxury of sound.
Instead of dialogue, the German picture leans heavily on ageless expressionist visuals, innovative special effects, and brilliant physical performances. It depicts a grim tale of corruption, redemption, and deceit following a misguided old alchemist led astray by a demon as he tries to help his plague-riddled village. Derived from traditional folklore tales and a portion of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s 1808 play, Faust endures even 100 years later as a striking fantasy-horror movie that all cinema lovers should seek out.
‘Spirited Away’ (2001)
Another magnificent triumph of animated cinema that is revered by many as being the greatest picture the form has ever seen, Spirited Away is a masterclass in worldbuilding, visual style, and fairy tale storytelling that stands as a magnum opus in Hayao Miyazaki’s illustrious career. Produced by Studio Ghibli, the Japanese film follows a young girl as she finds herself lost in a magical realm and having to work under the thumb of supernatural beings to save her parents, who have been turned into pigs.
Striking a deft balance between sheer otherworldly wonder and softly subdued eeriness, Spirited Away is a transfixing viewing experience, an enrapturing immersion into one of the most magical worlds ever conceived for cinema that is both exciting and wicked. Marking 25 years since the animated family classic was first released, 2026 is a perfect opportunity to return to Miyazaki’s majestic fantasy imagination.
QVC host Rick Domeier is ready to begin a new chapter away from the shopping network.
“At the end of the year, I’ll be going down a very different road — a road I’ve never been on before. It’s called retirement road,” Domeier, 65, exclusively shared with Us on Wednesday, July 29. “I heard it’s fun, and I’m going to be retiring at the end of this year, end of December.”
The longtime host — who joined QVC in October 1994 — officially announced the news live on air during his Rick St. Nick show on Thursday, July 30, as part of QVC’s Christmas in July finale.
According to Domeier, the decision was made after some long, thoughtful chats with his wife, Amy.
After 37 years with QVC, Mary Beth Roe hosted her final show on the shopping network. “Everything in the show tonight is something that I chose and it really is special,” Roe, 65, shared with viewers during My Time with Mary Beth — Retirement Celebration on Friday, March 21. “The people that are here tonight […]
“We both agreed that now’s the perfect time for me to kind of cruise down retirement road while most of this engine is still functioning,” he joked. “That’s going to give me the next few months to thank the incredible people I work with backstage, the producers, the directors, the on-air talent and thank the most important person at QVC, which is the QVC customer, for having been with me and accepted me for what will be 32 years.”
Rick Domeier Courtesy of QVC
In his final months on air, Domeier certainly won’t be slowing down.
While he looks forward to hosting special shows with Valerie Parr Hill, spotlighting food brands like Corky’s and Rastelli and highlighting beautiful jewelry with David Markstein, Jill Bauer and JAI, there’s something new Domeier will be launching.
“They’re giving me a new show. It’s called Rick Hits the Road. We’re going to do some broadcasts from different cities,” he teased. “The first stop is New Orleans. That’s coming up next week. It’s going to be with Jimmy Stovall and Ali Carr and the crew, and we’re going to meet the QVC customer. More stops to come.”
When looking back on his QVC journey, Domeier realized viewers watched him get married, become a father of two sons and work with several celebrities, including the late Joan Rivers.
Rick Domeier Courtesy of QVC
As he looks toward the future, Domeier is excited to spend quality time with family and friends — without the thought of an alarm clock to kick off a Today’s Special Value.
“My wife and I are gonna spend some time together. … We have a lot of travel ideas,” he teased. “There’s also a wedding coming up with my son that’s coming up in 2027. There’s also an opportunity to reconnect with friends. I also want to stay in touch with the team that I work with now. I’m really into fitness and longevity for obvious reasons. I want to keep that going, so it’s all about exploring and learning and then sharing. I kind of want to document how this goes. I want to find out what retirement is all about.”
Some QVC shoppers can’t help but make a connection with some of the network’s products — and hosts. Over the years, viewers have developed close bonds with longtime program hosts who have a gift of selling everything from fashion and beauty products to food and electronics. Every so often, some of the program hosts decide […]
While it’s too soon to announce an official retirement show, QVC viewers know the network loves to honor their talented hosts with special programs before they say goodbye.
If Domeier were a betting man, he predicts there’ll be “moments” to remember.
“There’ll be clips. There’ll be people stopping by,” he predicted. “I do think that there’s going to be a live audience show or two. I want that to happen. I want it to be in person. I want it to be celebratory. I am excited about this next chapter. I want it to be more fun than sad.”
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Where is Bryan Kohberger today? Everything to know before Netflix’s Idaho murders documentary
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Taylor Swift’s longtime bond with Blake Lively’s family has reportedly become one of the most heartbreaking casualties of the actress’s ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
While the pop superstar was once deeply involved in the lives of Lively’s daughters, insiders now claim she has stepped away from her role as their godmother after deciding there was “no choice” but to distance herself completely.
The reported decision has left one of Hollywood’s closest friendships seemingly beyond repair.
With Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s legal battle pulling high-profile names into the spotlight, Taylor Swift ultimately became one of the biggest celebrities linked to the controversy.
According to Daily Mail insiders, the fallout has now reportedly ended not only her decade-long friendship with Lively but also her role as godmother to the actress’ daughters James, Inez, and Betty, 6, whom she shares with Ryan Reynolds.
“It was one of the toughest decisions she’s ever had to make,” a source close to the singer claimed, adding, “It was very emotional because she loves the girls. It hurt her heart, but she had no choice given the circumstances.”
According to the insider, Swift made the decision “a few months ago” after discussing the situation with her new husband, Travis Kelce, and concluding it “was the right thing to do.”
“There was never an agreement in writing about her being the girls’ godmother. It was a verbal one between Taylor and Blake,” the source added.
Swift Built A Close Bond With Lively’s Family
Although the arrangement was reportedly informal, Taylor Swift was said to have embraced the role completely.
Over the years, she frequently spent time with Lively, Reynolds, and their children, hosting the family at her Rhode Island home, celebrating Halloween together, and incorporating the girls into her music.
She famously featured James’ baby voice at the beginning of “Gorgeous” and later even used the names James, Inez, and Betty as characters across songs from her 2020 album “Folklore.”
Then in July 2024, the Grammy Award winner publicly acknowledged the relationship promoting Reynolds’ “Deadpool & Wolverine.”
“Shout out to Wade Wilson, aka my godkids’ sperm donor!” she joked, referencing Reynolds’ Marvel character.
Reynolds later confirmed the title during an interview with Deadline, saying, “I’m going to need that on my gravestone, actually. She is the godparent to my daughters. That was very sweet. Not just sweet, that was, like, you could probably quantify a box office based on Taylor just doing something like that.”
Taylor Swift Even Surprised The Girls By Including Them In Her Music
Swift’s relationship with the children extended well beyond public appearances. Reynolds previously revealed that even the girls had no idea their names would appear on “Folklore” until the album was released.
“We surprised them with it,” the actor said during a SiriusXM “Town Hall” interview in 2021, further noting, “They didn’t know. They had no idea.”
While performing in Madrid during the Eras Tour in May 2024, Swift also acknowledged the sisters in front of thousands of fans.
“I have to say that on Folklore, some of my favorite characters are named James, Inez and Betty,” she said, as the three girls reportedly celebrated from premium seats alongside their mother.
According to insiders, however, moments like those are unlikely to continue following the reported breakdown of Swift’s friendship with Lively.
Swift Reportedly Hopes To Reconnect With The Children Someday
Sources say the reported decision continues to weigh heavily on Taylor Swift, even as she enjoys a new chapter in her personal life following her marriage to Travis Kelce.
“Taylor’s having the time of her life now that she is married, her family is great, her career is great and she’s looking forward to the future,” another insider shared, adding, “The only thing that is causing troubles in her life is Blake’s kids and not having the relationship she would like to have with them as their godmother.”
The source also noted that the 36-year-old believes maintaining a close relationship with the children while having virtually no relationship with their parents would place them in an unfair position.
According to them, “Taylor doesn’t believe it’s fair to anyone involved – especially the kids – to put them in the middle of such a strained situation. She believes stepping away is the most respectful path forward for all parties.”
Despite the painful decision, another source claimed Swift still hopes the relationship can one day be repaired.
“She hopes that once the children are adults, and 18 and able to make their own decisions, they’ll be free to reconnect if they choose,” the source explained.
Source Suggests Blake Lively Knows More About Taylor Swift Than The Public Realizes
While the future of Swift and Lively’s friendship remains uncertain, recent insider claims suggest there’s still plenty the public doesn’t know about their once-close relationship.
According to a new insider, one reason the reported fallout attracted so much attention was because the “Gossip Girl” actress allegedly possessed deeply personal knowledge about Swift that had never been shared publicly.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, the source claimed, “Blake knows plenty about Taylor that has never become public,” while insisting there is no expectation that the actress would reveal those details.
The insider further alleged that Swift had no concerns about Lively speaking out, claiming she had “complete faith” that any private conversations would remain confidential despite their reported estrangement.
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“He told me, ‘I would like you to call me daddy’. And it was either pretend to be a little girl or ‘my little girl’,” one woman alleged.
A California woman was reportedly shot dead in front of a police station on Saturday, July 4. Furthermore, her son is accused of the crime.
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California Man, Emmanuel Wesley, Accused Of Shooting Mother In Front Of Police Station
Emmanuel Wesley is accused of shooting his mother, Theresa Jones, in front of a police station on the Fourth of July. According to KTLA, the 61-year-old was shot as she sat behind the wheel of her car at approximately 2:46 p.m. in front of the Fullerton Police Department.
Surveillance video reportedly captured Emmanuel Wesley getting out of the backseat after Jones slumped over. The FPD claims Wesley moved his mother over to the passenger seat before getting in the car and driving off.
Furthermore, Jones was reported missing on July 7. This, reportedly, after she didn’t pick up her grandchild or answer her phone.
Jones’ Body Was Found One Week Later
The Orange County District Attorney’s Office revealed that the 61-year-old’s body was found in a church parking lot on Saturday, July 11.
Furthermore, she’d been shot twice in the back, and the FPD arrested her son for felony murder. In addition, he was charged with felony enhancement, alleging the discharge of a firearm causing great bodily injury or death.
Wesley was denied bail and is currently an inmate at the Orange County Jail. The 23-year-old pleaded not guilty.
Orange County District Attorney Accused Wesley Of “Depravity”
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer subsequently gave a statement, noting the horrifying details of the alleged matricide.
“The death of any human being is a tragedy,” said Spitzer. “For someone to kill their own mother is another level of depravity. We will do everything we can to pursue justice for Ms. Jones and everyone who loved her.”
A GoFundMe was set up by her loved ones, who also shared a statement.
“Tragically, Theresa was taken from us far too soon on the Fourth of July in an unimaginable act of violence,” it read in part. “After she missed picking up her beloved grandchild, an agonizing week-long search led to her discovery on July 11. The shock of her loss has left a profound, empty space in the hearts of everyone who loved her.”
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Polos have been having a moment as of late. Blame it on the return of preppy, 90s style or the rise of quiet luxury fashion, but this classic collared staple is suddenly everywhere again; and no one is rocking the look better than Jennifer Garner.
The 54-year-old actress was recently seen out and about in New York City rocking a pricey Prada polo, and while Prada isn’t exactly in our shopping budget, we did find a luxe lookalike on Amazon from a top-rated brand. Even better: it’s on major sale.
Get the Katie Kasin Short-Sleeve V-Neck Polo for $23 (originally $30) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to changes.
This Katie Kasin v-neck polo has the same classic navy and white base and refined, polished presentation as Garner’s designer version, but instead of paying thousands, you can snag the incredible lookalike for less than $25. And while the Prada version has a heavier sweater base, this chic polo comes with a breathable-but-durable material that’s perfect for summer outings, long days in the office and layering under blazers and cardigans.
If you’re curious what Los Angeles moms are wearing lately, take a page from Jennifer Garner who wore the ultimate rich-girl sundress style. It should cost triple digits (at least), but we found her dreamy floral look on sale for only $34. Run! Last week, Garner breezed into a SoCal restaurant wearing a billowy maxi sundress, […]
Unlike other affordable polos that hug in weird places, lose their color or shape after washing or look like sad designer dupes, this under-$25 top delivers a surprisingly elevated finish that’s suited for work, weekends and beyond. Garner paired her quiet-luxury top with cropped, dark-wash jeans, brown stilettos and oversized sunnies, but we’re already imagining how well this slightly stretchy polo would look with our tailored trousers, relaxed denim, preppy skirts, white sneakers and other quiet-luxury essentials.
The Katie Kasin polo is also a huge hit with shoppers. In fact, reviewers praise its “polished, professional look” and say it “strikes the right balance between structured and comfortable.” Consider Us sold.
“The fit is very flattering without being too tight, and the lightweight knit fabric is comfortable and breathable,” one verified shopper said. “The V-neck and collared design give it a polished, classic look that works well for both casual wear and the office.”
“A great addition to my summer work wardrobe,” another 5-star reviewer said. “Well made, nice thin knit to keep me cool when the temps spike, but still keeps me looking polished and professional in meetings. Washes really well and has a flattering fit.”
While we would love a pricey Prada polo, the next best thing is snagging a lookalike that delivers the same quiet‑luxury vibe for a fraction of the price. Grab this Amazon find while it’s still majorly on sale.
Get the Katie Kasin Short-Sleeve V-Neck Polo for $23 (originally $30) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to changes.
Not what you’re looking for? Scope out more V-neck polos here and don’t forget to check out Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds.
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Jennifer Garner has a way of making even the simplest outfit feel elevated, and her latest look proves you don’t need a designer price tag to get there. The actress stepped out in a little black dress that felt equal parts timeless and practical — and get this: You can recreate the same regal look […]
Rapper and social media star Nia Kay has grown up before our eyes. From making her television debut at just 14 years old on ‘The Rap Game’ to now, nearly 10 years later, she’s officially stepping into motherhood. Alongside her longtime boyfriend, Big Bank Bandz, the couple is sharing the special moment with supporters after welcoming their baby girl,
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Nia Kay And Big Bank Bandz Celebrate The Arrival Of Their Baby Girl
Earlier this week, Nia Kay took to Instagram to officially reveal that she had welcomed her baby girl, Nior Kay. In the post, she shared sweet photos alongside Big Bank Bandz, giving supporters their first look at their daughter. Alongside the photos, Nia reflected on becoming a mother, overcoming obstacles during her pregnancy, and beginning this new chapter with Big Bank Bandz.
She wrote, “To @itss_niorkay it’s so much to be grateful for but our biggest accomplishment yet is bringing you into this world and knowing we will raise you to be better than us. Cheers to the best hood there is, parenthood. Cheers to mommy bringing home a beautiful, healthy baby girl. Cheers to mommy giving you an active dad who didn’t miss one doctor’s appointment. Cheers to mommy being able to create life regardless of the obstacles thrown while carrying you. Cheers to raising you in a loving two parent home. Cheers to you making mommy and daddy better in every way. Cheers to you giving us true happiness. YOU ARE LOVED NIOR KAY.”
Social Media Sends Congratulations
Many gathered in The Shade Room Teens’ comment section to congratulate Nia Kay and Big Bank Bandz on welcoming their baby girl. Others celebrated the couple as they began a new chapter together, sharing heartfelt messages and well-wishes for their growing family.
Instagram user @ionfwy.yy wrote, “That baby look just like her😍😍”
Instagram user @theylovemerraa added, “You know what she stay out the way and they been together for a long time a baby is a blessing always 😍”
While Instagram user @lailamaearchives wrote, “why the baby already got an instagram omg”
Instagram user @ kailaasymonee wrote, “After having a surgery during a pregnancy a healthy baby is probably the best reward 🩷🩷 “
Instagram user @ms.thang314 wrote. “Congratulations to the parents of this beautiful baby girl she is set for life2 Welcome to the world Nior she is so beautiful and blessed to have y’all as her parents”
Here’s What Nia Kay Overcame During Her Pregnancy
Throughout Nia Kay’s pregnancy journey, supporters rallied around her with love and prayers after she revealed she underwent two ovarian surgeries while expecting her baby girl. After confirming she was having a daughter, Nia returned online on March 25 and revealed she needed another emergency surgery.
She wrote, “Emergency surgery again. I pray to God this is my last ovary surgery. I love you BabyGirl. Mommy so sorry we going thru this. 2 days after you showing me who you are. My warrior just be strong for me bby.”
She also asked supporters to continue praying, writing, “I just ask for everyone’s prayers not for me but for our girl.”
A day later, her longtime boyfriend, Big Bandz, shared that Nia’s surgery had been scheduled and thanked everyone for keeping them in their prayers. Following the procedure, Nia updated supporters with a positive message, writing, “Thankyou for all the prayers!!!! All I can do is Thank God!!!!”
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Scott Michael Foster has his work cut out for him in Hallmark’s Paris Is Always a Good Idea as he competes with three other guys for Lacey Chabert‘s heart.
“Listen, when you’ve got three tall, strapping, good-looking dudes all vying for the attention of your leading lady, you have got to bring your A game,” Foster, 41, joked during an exclusive interview with Us.
Foster enjoyed the challenge, adding, “They’re all wonderful actors. Everybody was really, really talented, and we all had such a great time. So I think it’s such a good cast, and you couldn’t ask for more than having good players to play along with you.”
Based on Jenn McKinlay’s novel, Paris Is Always a Good Idea follows nonprofit executive Chelsea (Chabert), who goes to Paris with rival Knightly (Foster) to secure a donation. Through a message from her late mother — and support from her family — Chelsea decides to revisit three past loves across Ireland, Paris and Spain.
Over the years, Hallmark Channel has cemented itself as the go-to network for feel-good films, holiday magic and a handsome lineup of leading men. Whether it’s the charmers from When Calls the Heart — including Kevin McGarry and Chris McNally — or the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries franchise heroes, fans always have eye candy to […]
“Usually you have an hour and a half to get to know these characters and learn about them and find out what the story’s about. We got six episodes to do that,” Foster told Us about the limited series. “So we got to really sit in some of these uncomfortable moments and some of these great moments for more times.”
He continued: “You can let the story breathe a little bit, and I think it creates a better connection for the audience. I’m excited to see how people react to this form of storytelling on Hallmark because we’re used to doing movies, but here we got more time to spend with these characters.”
Paris Is Always a Good Idea allowed Foster a special privilege — to finally work with Chabert, 43, a.k.a the queen of Hallmark.
“I hadn’t worked with Lacey before, and I know she’s quite affectionately known as the queen of Hallmark for a good reason,” he explained. “She gets it. She comes super prepared and she knows her stuff. She’s a sweetheart. So I couldn’t have asked for a better partner in this journey.”
Foster said he was “very fortunate” to share the screen with Chabert. Luckily, this wasn’t Foster’s first time stepping up to bring a Hallmark leading man to life — which made it easier as the show teased who Chelsea would end up with.
Lacey Chabert has become one of Hallmark’s biggest stars after making her network debut in 2010 — and she has no plans to stop anytime soon. “These movies mean so much to me. I really am genuine when I say that,” Chabert exclusively told Us Weekly in October 2021. “They’re not just jobs, and I […]
“I was not worried,” he admitted to Us. “They gave me this and said, ‘What do you think?’ I was like, ‘I love the story. I think it’s great where it ends up. No spoilers here.’ But I think the way that they wrote this and the way they wrapped it up is just right.”
Looking ahead, Foster wants to keep working on Hallmark projects. He also opened up about his interest in working behind the camera.
“I proposed to my fiancée [Carson Fagerbakke] about a year and a half ago at Christmastime, and I did it in front of her whole family, and we did it at the house she grew up in — in front of the Christmas tree. Someone told me I had to make that into a Hallmark movie,” he told Us. “Maybe we’ll have to write that down.”
He continued: “Right now I’ve got a short film that is kind of like a thriller that I’m going to direct. Then I’ve got a horror movie that I wrote and I’m trying to get made. So I like to have my hands in all the baskets because I just love to work.”
New episodes of Paris Is Always a Good Idea air Thursdays on Hallmark+.
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Forget Dune, This Overlooked Sci-Fi Book Is the Space Opera Streaming Has Been Waiting For
Streaming services are always looking for the “next great thing,” something that will keep their subscribers engaged and, hopefully, bring in new subscribers. It’s where they look to find it that differs from project to project. HBO turned to video games for The Last of Us. Apple TV+ expanded on film’s MonsterVerse franchise for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. Prime Video has taken a page from J.R.R. Tolkien for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Long story short, there’s no shortage of places to turn to for any genre. With HBO delivering Dune: Prophecy later this year and Apple TV’s Foundation Season 4 still waiting on a premiere date, the space opera is a genre that never gets old, and a 13-year-old sci-fi book, Ancillary Justice, might just be the answer.
‘Ancillary Justice’ Tells a Tale Over Two Timelines
Ann Leckie‘s Ancillary Justice opens on Nilt, a remote ice planet. It’s on Nilt that the novel’s protagonist, Breq, finds and rescues a drugged and beaten Seivarden Vendaai, who once served as lieutenant aboard Breq’s starship, the Justice of Toren, 1,000 years earlier. Only Breq is, or at least was, the Justice of Toren. Breq is an Artificial Intelligence, and for over 3,000 years she was the spaceship, while concurrently controlling thousands of “ancillaries,” brain-dead human bodies whose sole purpose was to serve as disposable soldiers. But 19 years prior, the Justice of Toren was destroyed, forcing Breq to reside in a single human body, ironically in sole control of only one ancillary.
The rest of the story plays out in a dual timeline: in the present day, where Breq, aka One Esk, is on a quest for revenge; and 19-years ago, in her final days as the Justice of Toren. Both timelines occur within the Radch empire, an expansionist regime aggressively annexing planets, killing or assimilating survivors, prepping the latter to serve as ancillaries. The regime is overlooked by Anaander Mianaai, the Lord of the Radch and AI that occupies thousands of bodies between 13 royal palaces. It’s Mianaai that has earned the ire of Breq, who holds her responsible for the destruction of her spaceship form, which plays out in the flashback timeline around the planet Shis’urna. She is on Nilt in the present to find Arilesperas Strigan, who has a Garsedd alien gun that can be used to assassinate Mianaai. What follows is a broad, expansive tale of class divisions, independent versus collective thought, identity, redemption, and revenge.
‘Ancillary Justice’ Has What It Takes to be the “Next Great Thing”
Ancillary Justice is smart, wide-reaching, and has everything it takes to be the “Next Great Thing” for a streamer looking to fill their space opera niche. Its dual timeline is something that has been proven to work for a streaming series, as evidenced by a show like Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. The idea of an expansionist empire, one looking to conquer and assimilate, has shades of the infamous Borg of Star Trek. As for the quest for revenge? Take your pick.
But there are two aspects of the novel that would bring something different to television. One is the idea of AI being a protagonist. It’s far too easy to make AI the bad guy, and, let’s face it, it’s a concept that’s been beaten to death. And while AI is both the protagonist and antagonist in the novel, the idea of that AI gaining conscience and breaking off to fight itself is a fascinating perspective. Additionally, exploring that idea of collective versus individual thought is rife with possibilities.
The second is the notion of gender that is presented in the book. In Radchaai culture, gender isn’t used as a distinguishing characteristic, so “she/her” pronouns are applied to all characters, universally. It’s an aspect of the series that makes the universe unique compared to several other space operas. Ancillary Justice has the makings of an epic series that leans toward the introspective, a character-driven project as opposed to senseless spectacle. Yet within Ancillary Justice, and the two follow-up books that make up the Imperial Radch trilogy, there is potential for grand, effects-driven moments as well. Although the series has been optioned in the past, it’s never made it to production, which is a shame, as the award-winning novel would be a sure-fire success for any streamer willing to take a chance on Ancillary Justice.
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