A good amount of mystery surrounds the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s next steps after Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, particularly when it comes to their upcoming television slate. More MCU blockbuster films are in the pipeline (Black Panther 3, Ghost Rider, their interpretation of the X-Men), but Disney+ currently has no live-action series planned after Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 — which they just announced will be the show’s last. What’s more, Kevin Feige teased his intentions to eventually reboot the entire experiment, which assumedly would close the door on most ongoing stories. Even though the MCU’s small-screen era has produced some of its finest work across the franchise’s 18 years, all public information points to Marvel shifting away from the medium.
Agatha All Along added its own “to be continued” when Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke) and Agatha Harkness’ (Kathryn Hahn) ghost joined forces to search for his brother, Tommy (Ruaridh Mollica). If those dangling threads weren’t intriguing enough, VisionQuest is also the final Phase Six project before Avengers: Doomsday‘s December release date. Suffice to say, VisionQuest feels like an integral piece of the franchise’s sprawling puzzle and a crucial stepping stone during a transitional moment.
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What Is ‘VisionQuest’ About?
As Collider learned during our set visit, VisionQuest opens with its titular hero having spent several years hiding from the corrupt people who want to weaponize his abilities. Disguised as a human during the day and retreating to his quantum computer Mindspace at night, the former Avenger tries to either relearn his identity and purpose or forge new ones. Since his original programming as the White Vision stripped him of the ability to feel, reconciling the memories he gained from the Hex’s Red Vision with his lack of emotional response towards those recollections proves difficult.
It’s certainly a superb wild card on Matalas’ part to incorporate all the figures tied to Vision’s birth and his evolution: James D’Arcy‘s Edwin Jarvis (now J.A.R.V.I.S.) from Agent Carter, Tony Stark’s (Robert Downey Jr.) other AI companions, and, best of all, Ultron (James Spader). How much their influence informs Vision’s version of his “humanity” remains to be seen, but that’s quite a few different voices tugging him this way and that. And at this time of uncertainty and vulnerability, Vision must also navigate being a father to Tommy, who isn’t immediately open to the idea of accepting this stranger as his parent.
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‘VisionQuest’ Bridges the MCU’s Past and Future
Paul Bettany as Vision sitting on the couch in VisionQuestImage via Disney+
When it comes to Wanda’s status, although Marvel and all related parties have kept tight-lipped, it wouldn’t be surprising if the underutilized fan-favorite secretly returns in Doomsday as one of Doctor Doom’s (Downey Jr.) allies. Costume displays have included a “Latverian Witch,” and Doom nurses an amnesiac Wanda back to health in a comics arc. Since VisionQuest leads straight into Doomsday, the series could reveal numerous plot and character-related bombshells that affect future installments. As the Maximoff trilogy’s closer, it’s almost guaranteed to provide definitive closure. Most likely, the series juggles both.
Regardless, VisionQuest‘s immensely promising trailer suggests another fascinating character study in the same psychological and psychedelic vein as WandaVision. Since the entire Disney+ branch of the MCU, as well as Phase Four, began with WandaVision, it’s full-circle fitting that Wanda’s husband closes out Phase Six. Creator Jac Schaeffer delivered an Emmy-nominated cultural explosion right out of the gate — a vividly rich, potently mournful tapestry that established both the creative opportunities and the level of emotional nuance that could be achieved with these larger-than-life characters in an intimate, serialized setting. With that door knocked down, Loki, Moon Knight, Echo, and Wonder Man (to name a few) followed.
If Marvel does abandon its live-action shows, it will be disappointing. Although pulling back to prioritize quality over quantity is always a wise choice, the studio has yet to fully utilize some of those series’ potential with either further seasons or ongoing transitions to the big screen; at the moment, that still feels like a critical oversight. No matter what the future holds for the MCU’s television era, if VisionQuest is its final bow, all signs point to another home run.
At the beginning of A Storm of Swords, George R.R. Martin dedicates the novel to Phyllis Eisenstein, a fantasy writer who convinced him to include dragons in his A Song of Ice and Fire books — and in truth, it’s hard to imagine what Game of Thrones would look like without dragons. In 2023, Martin told Kevin Smith that he originally considered making Targaryens pyromancers, with the ability to wield fire. Fast-forward to House of the Dragon Season 3, and the show now features 16 different dragons, each with unique designs and personalities. These magical beasts have been a trope of fantasy fiction since the conception of the genre, but Martin uses them very carefully — and there seem to be strict rules in the Song of Ice and Fire universe about which characters can actually ride dragons.
House Targaryen Has Always Followed Specific Rules for Dragonriders
There is a distinct difference between House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones regarding Targaryen dragonriders. Martin established a strict set of rules for Westeros’s most powerful house — a rider can only control one dragon, no more, no less. That said, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) seems to be an exception. Throughout history, Targaryens often tamed dragons by confronting them, like Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) did with Vhagar, or placed dragon eggs in the cradles of newborn babies, allowing for an instant bond with their intended rider the moment they hatched. Daenerys poses an interesting case, given that her dragon eggs are hundreds of years old, supposedly fossilized, but when she walks into the burning funeral pyre at the end of Season 1, she emerges with three newborn dragons. As a result, Daenerys shares a maternal bond with three dragons, rather than just one. However, this is with the caveat that Daenerys can no longer give birth to a human child, an unprecedented situation unlike any other Targaryen in history.
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Collider Exclusive · Game of Thrones Personality Quiz Which Game of Thrones House Do You Belong To? Stark · Lannister · Targaryen · Baratheon · Tyrell
Five great houses. Five completely different answers to the same question: how do you hold power in a world that will take it from you the moment you stop paying attention? Eight questions will determine where your loyalties — and your nature — truly lie.
🐺Stark
🦁Lannister
🐉Targaryen
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🦌Baratheon
🌹Tyrell
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Someone powerful is acting dishonourably and everyone knows it. What do you do? In Westeros, the answer to this question has ended more than one great house.
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What is the source of your power? Every house endures because of something. What is it for yours?
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Who do you truly fight for? Strip away the banners and the words. The honest answer tells you everything.
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How do you deal with your enemies? A house’s method reveals its character as clearly as its words ever could.
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What kind of ruler do you believe in? Westeros is full of answers to this question. Most of them end badly.
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You suffer a devastating loss. How does your house respond? How a house handles defeat tells you more about it than how it handles victory.
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Which of these truths about Westeros do you most believe? Every house has a philosophy. This is yours.
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The Iron Throne is within reach. What do you do? The answer reveals not just your ambition — but your character.
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The Maester Has Spoken Your House Is…
Your answers point to the great house whose words, values, and way of surviving in Westeros match your own. Bend the knee — or don’t. That’s very much up to you.
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Winterfell · The North
🐺 House Stark
Winter is Coming — and you have always known it. You prepare not out of fear but out of duty, because the people who depend on you deserve someone who takes the long view.
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You lead with honour even when it costs you, because you understand that a reputation built on integrity is the only one worth having.
Your loyalty to family and people runs deep — not as sentiment but as a code that doesn’t bend when things get difficult.
The North endures because Starks endure — not by being the cleverest players in the game, but by being the kind of people others are willing to follow into the cold.
You are that kind of person. The pack survives. The lone wolf dies. You already know which one you are.
Casterly Rock · The Westerlands
🦁 House Lannister
You understand the game — its rules, its exceptions, and exactly when the rules become the exception. You play it without illusions and without apology.
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You are sharper than most people realise, and you have learned to use that gap to your advantage.
A Lannister always pays their debts — and you always keep your word, because your word is an instrument of power, and instruments must be kept in working order.
You love your family with a ferocity that sometimes blinds you, and you know it, and you do it anyway.
The lion doesn’t concern itself with the opinion of sheep. Neither, in the end, do you.
Dragonstone · The Iron Throne
🐉 House Targaryen
You carry a sense of destiny that is difficult to explain and impossible to ignore — the feeling that you are not simply participating in the world but meant to reshape it.
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You are capable of extraordinary things, and you know it, and that knowledge is both your greatest strength and your most dangerous quality.
Fire and blood are not just words to you — they are a philosophy about what change requires and what it costs.
The Targaryens at their best were transformative rulers who broke chains and defied the limits of what anyone thought possible.
At your best, so are you. The dragon has three heads. You are one of them.
Storm’s End · The Stormlands
🦌 House Baratheon
You are a force — direct, powerful, and difficult to ignore when you enter a room or a conflict. You do not negotiate with challenges. You meet them.
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Ours is the fury — and yours is a kind of intensity that commands attention, respect, and occasionally fear from those who underestimate what’s behind it.
You value strength and straight dealing. You’d rather know where you stand in a fight than navigate a web of courtly whispers.
The Baratheons built their house on the back of one of the greatest military victories in Westerosi history — and then struggled with what came after.
The lesson of your house is that winning is not the end of the story. Governing is. You are learning that too.
Highgarden · The Reach
🌹 House Tyrell
You understand that power does not always announce itself — that sometimes it arrives with flowers, good wine, and a smile that doesn’t quite reach the eyes.
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Growing strong is your house’s motto, and you live it: patiently, strategically, always investing in the relationships and resources that will matter most when it counts.
You are charming by choice and calculating by nature — a combination that makes you one of the most effective players in any room you enter.
The Tyrells fed King’s Landing and shaped its politics without ever sitting on the Iron Throne — and they were arguably more powerful for it.
You know that the person who controls the food controls the kingdom. And you always know where the food is.
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Can Daenerys Control All Three of Her Dragons in ‘Game of Thrones’?
Daenerys holding one of her unhatched dragon eggs in Game of Thrones Season 1Image via HBO Max
While Daenerys is undeniably a mother to Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion, there is a common misconception that she can ride and control all three. Martin’s rules are unwavering, and even Daenerys isn’t an exception to the concept of one rider per dragon. Season 6 proves Drogon is Daenerys’ dragon when she takes flight from Mereen. By the end of Game of Thrones, both Rhaegal and Viserion find new riders in Jon Snow and the Night King, but things are a little more complicated in the Song of Ice and Fire books, where Daenerys must learn more about Valyrian magic before she can fully control her dragon. Drogon is a unique dragon, said to be the reincarnation of Balerion the Black Dread, the fiercest and largest dragon ridden by Aegon the Conqueror. Despite the variety of dragons seen in House of the Dragon, none ever come close to resembling Balerion until Drogon. Drogon adds a symbolic significance to Daenerys, as she has not only brought dragons back into the world but supposedly given birth to a dragon that rivals the ultimate symbol of Targaryen dominance in Westeros.
The Targaryens in House of the Dragon face the opposite problem. While characters like Daemon and Rhaenys (Eve Best) display a great degree of control over their dragons, none ever grow to the same size as Balerion. Vhagar is the only dragon that comes close, and despite being nearly as old as Balerion, she is still smaller. Another big difference between the two series is that while dragons wear saddles and dwell in Dragonstone’s caverns in House of the Dragon, Daenerys’ dragons feature no such equipment and prefer to roam wild until she eventually locks them underneath the Great Pyramid in Meereen. The fact that Daenerys doesn’t require a saddle to ride her dragon could be due to her affinity for Dothraki culture, given the horselords roam the wilderness and ride horses with no saddles.
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Daenerys’ Dragons Grow a Lot Quicker in ‘Game of Thrones’
Next to House of the Dragon, Daenerys’ dragons grow a lot quicker than any of her ancestors’. Rhaenyra’s (Emma D’Arcy) dragon, Syrax, is over 30 years old, while Caraxes is roughly 70 during House of the Dragon Season 2. Despite their age, neither matches Drogon in size. Fans often attribute this as a plot hole in the story, but several explanations can account for this. In the Song of Ice and Fire book series, Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion are relatively smaller than their onscreen counterparts, but are expected to grow bigger before Daenerys invades Westeros. Martin originally planned a five-year time jump in his original novels, which would have given Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion ample time to develop into fully-grown dragons. He eventually decided against the time-skip, meaning the dragons would have to develop quicker to be effective assets to Daenerys.
Aside from a literary standpoint, there is an in-world explanation for the size disparity. Game of Thrones is set during a time when magic is returning to the world, partly indicated by the striking red comet seen in Season 2. Both dragons and White Walkers return to Westeros, and Greenseers like Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) unlock new magical abilities. Daenerys’ dragons also seem to grow quicker because a new age of magic has come to Westeros. By contrast, House of the Dragon is set in a time when magic has almost completely died out. As a Dragonkeeper tells Rhaenyra in Season 2, Episode 7, “The dragons are sacred; they are the last magic of Old Valyria in this sad world.”
Most of Daenerys’ dragons meet an unfortunate end in Game of Thrones, but the books will likely play out differently. Rhaegal and Viserion may have completely different riders, given there are more alleged Targaryens alive there than in the show. One thing is for certain: Daenerys is a unique Targaryen who shares a special bond with her dragons, something Daemon (Matt Smith) discovered during his prophetic vision in the Season 2 finale. While her fate onscreen disappointed viewers, the books will hopefully deliver a satisfying conclusion to her story and answer more of the many questions surrounding dragons.
Wherever they lead, these former costars will follow! Though it’s been nearly 20 years since Gilmore Girlsfinished its initial run, the WB stars have remained just as tight as their characters.
Gilmore Girlsoriginally ran for seven seasons on The WB (and later The CW) between 2000 and 2007, following mother-daughter duo Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel).
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After the conclusion of its final season, the cast — and OG showrunners Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino — reunited to film the A Year in the Lifefour-episode revival series for Netflix in November 2016.
The TV writers also enlisted a number of their former Gilmore stars for brief cameos on their short-lived Bunheads series and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.Milo Ventimiglia (Jess Mariano) and Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore) were both tapped to reunite with the Palladinos for brief arcs on the Prime Video series.
Scroll down to see the Gilmore Girls cast’s sweetest reunions after the show wrapped:
A phone case in a box that could hold a toaster is one of e-commerce’s favorite jokes. It is also a window into the strange economics of shipping air.
Everyone has received one. The USB cable in a carton sized for a board game. The lip balm rattling around a box with its own weather system. You laugh, you photograph it, you wonder briefly whether anyone is paying attention, and then you flatten the box for recycling and move on.
Here is the part that makes it interesting: someone, or rather something, chose that box on purpose. And the reasons say a lot about how the machinery behind online shopping actually works.
In a modern fulfillment operation, a human packer rarely decides what box to use. That call is made by warehouse management software, the system that runs the building. Before your order is even picked from the shelf, the software has measured the dimensions of everything in it, compared them against the cartons the warehouse keeps in stock, and assigned the one it calculates as the best fit.
So when the fit is comically wrong, the algorithm didn’t glitch. It did exactly what it was told with the options it had. The question is why the options were bad.
First, understand what’s at stake. Carriers long ago stopped charging purely by weight, because a truck full of feather-light, oversized boxes fills up just as fast as a truck full of bricks. So they charge by dimensional weight: the size of the box converted into a billable weight, with the shipper paying whichever is higher, the real weight or the dimensional one.
That means empty space in a box isn’t just wasteful. It is, quite literally, a product the retailer is buying from the carrier. Every oversized carton ships a few cents to a few dollars of nothing. Multiply by millions of packages, and shipping air becomes one of the quietest large expenses in retail.
If air is that expensive, why does the toaster-sized box keep showing up? A few honest reasons.
The carton menu is short. A warehouse might stock a dozen box sizes, chosen when the operation launched. The software can only pick from the menu it has, and if your item falls between sizes, it rounds up. Always up, because a box that’s too small isn’t a box at all.
The menu goes stale. Product catalogs change constantly; carton catalogs don’t. An assortment chosen for last year’s bestsellers can be quietly wrong for this year’s, and the mismatch shows up one oversized shipment at a time, invisible in any single order.
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Speed beats precision at the pack station. During a surge, some operations fall back to fewer, larger box sizes because it keeps the line moving. The giant box you received in December may be the fingerprint of a warehouse running flat out.
And sometimes the box was sized for a friend that never came. Systems often plan cartons for orders that might be consolidated, and when part of the order ships separately, the survivor rattles around in space reserved for its companions.
What makes this problem fixable is that the proof is sitting in the shipping data. Every carton choice, every package dimension, every carrier charge already flows through the system that cut the label.
Deposco built its Supply Chain Intelligence suite to read that evidence directly. Working with Deposco’s WMS Bright Warehouse rather than as a separate analytics stack, its packaging analysis evaluates a warehouse’s carton assortment against the shipments it actually sends, flags dimensional weight overages and boxes leaving with too much empty space, and quantifies what fixing the carton menu is worth in dollars. It also compares what an operation pays for shipping, like for like by package weight and destination, against comparable shippers, so a retailer knows whether its rates are as good as it believes. Across the operations it works with, Deposco typically surfaces a 2 to 5% opportunity on overall shipping spend. Packaging is a rare lever in that number: a retailer can pull it immediately, without negotiating with anyone.
And for operators who enable Felix, a team of AI expert agents inside Deposco, the shipping analyst agent turns the investigation into a conversation: ask why shipping cost per package crept up this quarter, and it answers from the live operation, then keeps answering as you dig.
So the next time a small thing arrives in a big box, you’re holding a clue. Maybe the retailer’s carton menu hasn’t kept up with what it sells. Maybe you ordered during a surge, and the warehouse traded precision for speed. Either way, somewhere a piece of software made the best choice available to it, and the real story is whether anyone is watching the choices add up.
The retailers that watch are shipping less air. The ones that don’t are paying to deliver it.
Over the years, the Grammy winner has enlisted many well-known actors to help make her visions come to life, including Stephen Colletti, who starred in the 2008 music video for “White Horse.”
In February 2026, Swift starred alongside Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson in the music video for “Opalite.” Seven months later, the pop star announced her new single, “Patient Zero,” along with a music video starring herself, Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell.
Keep scrolling to see all the famous men who have left their marks in Swift’s music videos:
Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia in The WitcherImage via Netflix
When it comes to fantasy franchises, The Witcher may not be thought of in the same light as Game of Thrones or The Lord of the Rings, but it’s still got plenty of content to satisfy its many fans. The Witcher first began as a series of short stories in the ‘90s, but it’s blossomed into one of the biggest franchises in the world with new books, video games, and even multiple TV shows. Many fans were first introduced to The Witcher franchise via the Game of the Year-winning 2015 video game that’s still receiving new updates to this day. Netflix also has one more season of The Witcher to release before bidding farewell to the show, but it’s fair to say fans are less optimistic now that Henry Cavill is no longer involved.
Fans were disappointed earlier this year when CD Projekt Red announced that The Witcher 4 isn’t going to be released until 2028, but this isn’t all that surprising, as it would have been difficult for the game to hit a 2027 launch date. Another potential reason for The Witcher 4’s recent delay is the additional content still being added to The Witcher 3 after 11 years, including the new DLC Songs of the Past. Songs of the Past is expected to be as big of a Witcher 3 expansion as Blood and Wine, and while it’s confirmed to release next year, CD Projekt Red has not announced a firm release date. Meanwhile, before Songs of the Past releases next year, The Witcher 3 fans have another next-generation remaster coming on September 29 that’s about to change everything.
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Collider Exclusive · 8 Questions · 2 Minutes What Fantasy World Do You Belong To? Middle-earth · Grand Line · The Continent · Camp Half-Blood
Pick your magic, your crew, where you want to wake up and who you would rather be fighting, and we will tell you which world you actually belong in. Four are open to you: an ancient kingdom living through its last good age, an endless sea full of pirates, a continent that pays people to kill monsters, and a summer camp where the Greek gods are extremely real and mostly a nuisance.
💍Middle-earth(Rings of Power)
👒Grand Line(One Piece)
🐺The Continent(The Witcher)
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🔱Camp Half-Blood(Percy Jackson)
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What kind of power do you want? Every one of these worlds runs on a completely different sort of magic.
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Who is travelling with you? Nobody gets through any of these stories entirely on their own.
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Where do you want to wake up tomorrow? The best fantasy is usually just somewhere you would genuinely like to live.
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How are you making a living out there? Even in fantasy somebody has to pay for the horse.
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There is something in the woods. What do you do about it? All four of these worlds keep something unpleasant out there in the dark.
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Who is the villain of your story? The enemy tells you far more about a world than the hero ever does.
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What do you actually believe in out there? Every world hands its heroes one rule and asks them to hold onto it.
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A thousand years from now, how are you remembered? Eight questions in, this is the one that decides your world.
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The Map Is Drawn Your World Is…
Four worlds and four completely different ideas of what a good life
looks like. This is where you belong, what it would ask of you, and what you would get back in
return.
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The Rings of Power · Prime Video · Since 2022
Middle-earth
You belong somewhere old enough that the mountains have names and
somebody can still tell you who gave them. Middle-earth is for people who think the right
thing is worth doing even when it will not be finished in their lifetime.
This is the only world on the list where doing good is understood as a very long defeat,
fought anyway, by people who will never see how it ends.
You are drawn to grandeur, to white cities and deep forges and the sense that almost
everything you touch is older than your entire family line.
The Rings of Power is set in the last good age before it all goes wrong, which gives
every quiet scene in it a slightly unbearable weight.
You would take the hard road, and you would take it on foot.
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One Piece · Manga since 1997 · Netflix 2023
The Grand Line
You want the sea, a crew, and absolutely nobody telling you where
you are allowed to go. The Grand Line is the world for people whose main ambition in life is
finding out what is over there.
One Piece has run for decades on one very simple engine, which is a group of people who
each want something impossible and have decided to go and get it together.
You collect people. Your ideal crew is a set of misfits who were each written off
somewhere else before you turned up and offered them a better idea.
The world is enormous and deliberately ridiculous, and the emotional gut punches land
harder because of that rather than in spite of it.
You would set sail knowing the map runs out, which is more or less the entire point of
it.
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The Witcher · Netflix · Since 2019
The Continent
You would rather be feared and useful than liked and useless. The
Continent is a world where the monsters are the straightforward part of the job and the
people are where it all gets complicated.
Witchers get paid to do what nobody else will and resented for existing at all, which is
a trade most people would refuse and you would probably accept.
You have no real illusions about which side is the good one, largely because on the
Continent that question tends to have a disappointing answer.
The best of these stories are not about the fighting. They are about somebody with a
rigid code being repeatedly cornered into caring about people.
You would take the coin, finish the job properly, and be out of town before the story
got told wrong.
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Percy Jackson · Disney+ · Since 2023
Camp Half-Blood
You want the myths to be real and loose in the actual world, and
you want to find out at about thirteen that you were never anywhere near as ordinary as
everybody kept telling you.
Percy Jackson takes the oldest stories we have and drops them into car parks and diners,
which makes the gods considerably funnier and a great deal worse.
You would be the kid every school gave up on, who turns out to have been built for
something nobody thought to test for.
The series is genuinely about friendship rather than destiny, and it says so out loud
every time a prophecy tries to get in the way.
Camp Half-Blood is the real fantasy here: a place where the thing that made you
difficult everywhere else is the thing that makes you belong.
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What’s Changing In The New ‘Witcher 3’ Remaster?
The biggest thing fans have noticed in new trailers for The Witcher 3 Remaster is the uptick in both fidelity and performance. While the game is still designed to run on a PS3, it feels much more suited to be played on next-generation consoles like the PlayStation 5 and XBOX Series X|S. CD Projekt Red is also adding long-requested features, including the ability to remove weapon durability and inventory weight caps, meaning fans will have to worry less about what they’re carrying and how much juice a weapon has. The animations for all of Geralt’s Witcher signs have also been updated to accommodate the uptick in graphical quality.
Stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage of The Witcher franchise.
A Florida man, Kenneth Jerome Logan Jr., was arrested for allegedly shooting at a woman inside the courthouse parking garage in Orlando. The shooting reportedly occurred at the Orange County Courthouse parking garage on Wednesday, September 23.
Florida Man Shoots At Woman In Courthouse Parking Garage
Sheriff John Mina of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office shared a statement on Instagram noting the arrest of 26-year-old Kenneth Jerome Logan Jr. on Wednesday. Logan was arrested after he allegedly shot at a woman inside the Orange County Courthouse parking garage.
“Earlier today, a shooting inside the parking garage at the Orange County Courthouse halted court operations for several hours while our deputies investigated the attempted murder of a woman in the garage, who thankfully was not injured in the shooting,” reads the statement. “Deputies spent the afternoon searching for the known suspect, and we are pleased to tell you he was captured this afternoon…. Thank you to our deputies and detectives for their dogged work in apprehending this dangerous fugitive.”
Orange County Sheriff’s Office deputies reportedly arrived on the scene at approximately 11:30 a.m., according to FOX 35.
Logan Allegedly Hid In The Back Seat Of The Woman’s Car
According to an affidavit obtained by FOX 35 News, the woman said that when she got into her vehicle on the fourth floor of the parking garage, she noticed that her seat had been moved. In addition, she also noticed something in her back seat. At that point, she saw Logan pointing a gun at her.
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She reportedly asked Logan, “Why are you doing this to me?”
That’s when Logan allegedly fired a shot as the woman got out of the car and ran. He chased her and reportedly fired another two shots at her, but he missed, and the woman was not shot.
Logan Allegedly Pistol-Whipped Woman
Logan reportedly also chased the woman and pistol-whipped her in the back of the head. In addition, he allegedly got on top of her and tried to reload the gun as he held her down. A witness said the woman identified herself as Logan’s wife, according to WESH 2 News. She was able to get away from Logan and into an elevator. Logan was later captured.
Witness Fero Alhajjah told WESH 2 News that he heard three gunshots in the parking garage. Alhajjah also said that when he asked the woman if she was okay, she allegedly said:
“No, I’m not okay. My husband tried to shoot me.”
The shooting reportedly caused the Orange County Courthouse complex to go on lockdown for several hours. The Orlando Fire Department and the Orlando Police Department were also on the scene.
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Subsequently, Logan was charged with Attempted First Degree Murder with a Firearm. Not only that, but it appears that the authorities threw the book at Logan. He was also charged with Aggravated Battery with Firearm (Domestic Violence), Aggravated Battery with Firearm (Domestic Violence), Armed Burglary of Conveyance w/ Firearm, Burglary of Conveyance w/ Assault/Battery, Robbery with a Firearm, Aggravated Stalking (Domestic Violence), False Imprisonment (With a Weapon), and Battery (Domestic Violence).
“[Gia] really inspired me to keep going and keep pushing. Her season, she was so incredible,” Alexia, 30, told Us while promoting the fifth season of the Fox reality competition. “Her telling me anything would have gotten me through. I was like, ‘Anything you say, just yes!’”
Gia, 25, and Alexia share a bond not just because their respective moms, Teresa Giudice and Kyle Richards, are Real Housewives OGs but also because they both competed on Special Forces with a parent. In season 4, Gia took on the grueling Special Forces selection course alongside Teresa, 54, whereas Alexia is competing in the Malaysian jungle in season 5 with her dad, Mauricio Umansky.
“[Gia] was just so reassuring. I wanted to call her since she won,” Alexia explained to Us. “I thought, ‘This is the perfect person to [ask for advice].’ We share some parts of our life. We both grew up with our moms being who they are, icons. I called her and she was so sweet, so reassuring. I was so scared. I was very, very nervous.”
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Alexia Umansky; Gia GiudicePETE DADDS / FOX (2)
She continued, “Actually, I never get homesick, but when I left my house to go to Malaysia, I cried in the car to the airport. I was not well. … Gia, when I called her … she calls me babe and it makes me feel at home. [I knew] it’s going to be OK. She seemed like she really loved the experience, and that’s what made me feel instantly relieved.”
Gia previously shared with Ussome of the advice she offered Alexia before cameras rolled on Special Forces season 5.
“[Alexia] was like, ‘Give me the lowdown from start to finish,’ and I did,” Gia, 25, exclusively told Us in August. “I was like, ‘The physical aspect of it was the hardest part for me.’ I felt like my body was crumbling. But then as you keep going on, I was like, ‘Alexia, we’re young, so yes, it was really hard for me in the beginning, but each day I genuinely felt my body getting stronger and stronger.’ So then, by the end, it’s more of a mental thing than a physical thing.”
Kyle Richards wasn’t particularly pleased to hear about her estranged husband, Mauricio Umansky, and their daughter Alexia Umansky’s Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test journey. “My first thought was, ‘I’m going to kill you, Mauricio,’” Kyle, 57, told Page Six on Tuesday, August 4. “I was actually not happy at all. I was so worried about […]
Gia wasn’t the only one offering the Umanskys guidance on Special Forces — they also had a private session with life coach Tony Robbins to get them in the right headspace for the competition.
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“We had a session with Tony Robbins,” Mauricio, 56, told Us. “I called him up and I asked him to do this with us. He did a little Zoom session just to get us mentally prepared. He was amazing. He definitely helped us get mentally prepared, talked about creating mantras. …. He helped us a lot.”
Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test season 5 premieres on Fox Thursday, September 24, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Lightsabers can be put away, class. We need the Bunsen burners out instead. Trade in one fascist space government for an academic committee, perhaps remove the patricide element involving your smuggler dad, blend in one fake relationship and you’ve got something akin to Star Wars crossed with Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney in Anyone But You. In this one, we don’t need to blow up the Death Star because we’re too busy swooning.
Lili Reinhart (Riverdale) and Tom Bateman (Based on a True Story) star in The Love Hypothesis, which is officially Prime Video’s No. 1 movie in the United States after premiering on September 23. The romantic comedy is based on Ali Hazelwood’s bestselling novel, a story whose origins famously trace back to Star Wars Kylo Ren x Rey fan fiction before it became a publishing phenomenon in its own right.
Based on the New York Times bestseller, The Love Hypothesis follows Olive, a Ph.D. candidate who impulsively kisses her department’s most intimidating professor, Adam Carlsen. Their mutual need for a fake relationship turns into an experiment in chemistry that might actually solve for love. This being a romantic comedy rather than an academic ethics seminar, their experiment eventually produces some results neither of them included in the hypothesis.
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The cast is led by Reinhart as Olive and Bateman as Adam, alongside Rachel Marsh as Anh Pham, Nicholas Duvernay(Bel-Air), Jaboukie Young-White (Only Murders in the Building), Arty Froushan (House of the Dragon), Aadi Maaj, and Jeananne Goossen (The Night Shift).
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Collider Exclusive · Sci-Fi Survival Quiz Which Sci-Fi World Would You Survive? The Matrix · Mad Max · Blade Runner · Dune · Star Wars
Five universes. Five completely different ways the future went wrong — or sideways, or up in flames. Only one of them is the world your instincts were built for. Eight questions will figure out which dystopia, galaxy, or desert wasteland you’d actually make it out of alive.
💊The Matrix
🔥Mad Max
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🌧️Blade Runner
🏜️Dune
🚀Star Wars
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You sense something is deeply wrong with the world around you. What do you do? The first instinct is often the truest one.
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In a world of scarcity, what resource do you guard most fiercely? What we protect reveals what we believe survival actually requires.
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What kind of threat keeps you up at night? Fear is useful data — if you’re honest about what you’re actually afraid of.
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How do you deal with authority you don’t trust? Every dystopia has a power structure. Your approach to it determines everything.
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Which environment could you actually endure long-term? Survival isn’t just tactical — it’s physical, psychological, and very much about where you are.
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Who do you want in your corner when things fall apart? The company you keep is the clearest signal of who you actually are.
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Where do you draw the line — if you draw one at all? Every survivor eventually faces a moment that tests what they’re actually made of.
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What would actually make survival worth it? Staying alive is one thing. Having a reason to is another.
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Your Fate Has Been Calculated You’d Survive In…
Your answers point to the world your instincts were built for. This is the universe your temperament, your survival instincts, and your particular brand of stubbornness were made for.
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The Resistance, Zion
The Matrix
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You took the red pill a long time ago — probably before anyone offered it to you. You’re a systems thinker who can’t help but notice the seams in things.
You’re drawn to understanding how the system works before figuring out how to break it.
You’d find the Resistance, or it would find you — your instinct for spotting constructed realities is the machines’ worst nightmare.
You function best when you have access to information and the freedom to act on it.
The Matrix built an airtight prison. You’d be the one probing the walls for the door.
The Wasteland
Mad Max
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The wasteland doesn’t reward the clever or the well-connected — it rewards those who are hard to kill and harder to break. That’s you.
You don’t need comfort, community, or a cause larger than the next horizon.
You need a vehicle, a clear threat, and enough fuel to outrun it — and you’re good at all three.
You are unsentimental enough to survive that world, and decent enough — just barely — to be something more than another raider.
In the wasteland, that distinction is everything.
Los Angeles, 2049
Blade Runner
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You’d survive here because you know how to exist in moral grey areas without losing yourself completely.
You read people accurately, keep your circle small, and ask the questions others prefer not to answer.
In a city where humanity is a legal designation rather than a feeling, you hold onto something that keeps you functional.
You’re not a hero. But you’re not lost, either.
In Blade Runner’s world, that distinction is everything.
Arrakis
Dune
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Arrakis is the most hostile environment in the known universe — and you are precisely the kind of person it rewards.
Patience, discipline, and political awareness are your core strengths — and on Arrakis, they’re survival tools.
You understand that the long game matters more than any single victory.
Others come to Dune and are consumed by it. You’d learn its logic and earn its respect.
In time, you wouldn’t just survive Arrakis — you’d begin to reshape it.
A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Star Wars
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The galaxy far, far away is vast, loud, and in a constant state of violent political upheaval — and you wouldn’t have it any other way.
You find meaning in being part of something larger than yourself — a cause, a crew, a rebellion.
You’d gravitate toward the Rebellion, or the fringes, or whatever pocket of the galaxy still believes the Empire’s grip can be broken.
You fight — not because you have to, but because standing aside isn’t something you’re capable of.
In Star Wars, that willingness is what makes all the difference.
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How Successful Is ‘The Love Hypothesis’?
Even prior to Hollywood coming around, the novel was a ridiculous viral success that had then spawned its own viral moments once the movie was in production. Reinhart and Bateman recreated the book’s famous one-armed lift for TikTok ahead of release, and the video accumulated more than 84.5 million views. Proof, if any was needed, that the scientific method now includes checking whether your lead can pick somebody up with one arm. We can tick that one off the list. We’re good scientists here, so put your feet up, bring out your scientific journals and prepare to discover just exactly what ingredients are needed to make you go “yes please”.
The Love Hypothesis is streaming now exclusively on Prime Video.
Beyond the Gates spoilers for Sept 28-Oct 2, 2026 excite with Kat Richardson (Colby Muhammad) exploding at her boyfriend about his job. And also, little Hayley Lawson (Marquita Goings) is going to go down swinging despite being caught red-handed.
And we are going to dive into all the good stuff coming from Sept 28th to Oct 2nd, including Bill Hamilton’s (Timon Kyle Durrett) total humiliation and Andre Richardson (Sean Freeman) feeling caught between a rock and a hard place. But first, as we always do on early edition day, we’re going to talk about what’s happening the last couple of episodes this week and then we are going to get into next week’s actions.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Vernon & Anita Shocked
So, on Thursday, Sept 24th on Beyond the Gates, we’ve got Dana “Leslie” Thomas (Trisha Mann-Grant) bringing bad news to Anita Dupree (Tamara Tunie) and Vernon Dupree (Clifton Davis). I’m sure that Leslie is thrilled to tell Vernon and Anita that Dani Dupree (Karla Mosley) was hauled down to the cop shop because Marcel Malone (Darryl W. Handy) was on duty. Obviously, Leslie hears it from him.
Martin Richardson (Brandon Claybon) needs to lean on Ted Richardson (Keith D. Robinson). This could be about Bradley “Smitty” Smith (Mike Manning) possibly being suspected of giving Lia Whitmore (Cecelia Specht) the pills that killed her since Heather faked that footage of Smitty and Max a couple of days before Lia died. Hopefully Ted can comfort Martin. Vernon and Anita go over and confront Dani in front of Andre at her house and Vernon demands to know why Dani was at the police station all night.
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BTG Spoilers: Dani Lies Through Her Teeth
And Anita is irate and asks why they hear to hear about all of this from horrible Leslie. And of course, Andre cannot believe what he hears. Dani lied and told him she was with Naomi Hamilton Hawthorne (Arielle Prepetit) when really Dani was in Bill’s house rifling through his safe and looking for evidence against Hayley.
And of course, Dani will feel vindicated because she was always right about Hayley. But Andre will not like the lengths that Dani went to on Bill’s behalf. But Andre will look really bad if he says that Dani should have just stayed out of it and let Hayley finish killing Bill, which honestly would have made Andre’s life so much easier.
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Bill in Shock
We also have Bill completely stunned by some news from Jacob Hawthorne (Jibre Hordges). It’s a bitter pill to swallow. And I expect he tells Bill about Dani being at the house and Hayley holding a gun on her and then Marcel finding poison on Hayley, which confirms not only that she played Bill for a fool. But she was trying to kill him for his money.
Bill is steeped in regret right now. Also, Hayley enlists Tomas Navarro’s (Alex Alegria) help. After they took Hayley out of the house in handcuffs down at the cop shop, after they found the poison, she told Jacob she wanted him to contact Tomas as her legal counsel. Hayley thinks Bill is out of town and Jacob did not correct her. So Hayley still has no idea about the collapse and that Bill is in the hospital.
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BTG Spoilers: Kat Hits Her Breaking Point
Friday, Sept 25th on Beyond the Gates, Izaiah Hawthorne (David Lami Friebe)’s plans with Eva Thomas (Ambyr Michelle) are interrupted. That is the same day that Kat is fed up with Tomas. I’m guessing that Kat may be mad that he went down to the cop shop to defend Hayley. In the interim, Bill may ask Tomas to drop Hayley as a client, and she may wind up with a public defender because without Bill’s money, Hayley can’t afford a good lawyer.
Also, Andre is rattled when Heather Armstrong (Ashley Jones) gets impatient. I expect she may threaten Andre or threaten Dani might get hurt if Heather doesn’t get what she wants from Andre. And I am curious if that video that he gave Joey will help him put a stop to his psycho sister Heather.
Naomi’s news shocked Chelsea. And I’m sure this is about Hayley poisoning their dad. And of course, Naomi is going to tell Chelsea that Hayley almost killed their mom, Dani, and that now Hayley’s been arrested. Also, speaking of Bill’s wife, Hayley gives an ominous warning. So, it doesn’t seem like that murderous little troll has any leverage. But you never know. It may be something a residual threat about Bill, something that she says to infuriate Dani.
A pair of exes gets real during a chat. It could be Ted and Leslie. Because this week he asked her doesn’t she want something real and Leslie asked Ted if he thinks she’s capable of being a good woman. I don’t. And it may be after this chat with her ex that Leslie puts her money where her mouth is.
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Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Bill Absolutely Humiliated
Then Sept 28th through Oct 2nd on Beyond the Gates, we should see Madison Montgomery (Kenja McNeill) comparing Bill’s lab test to whatever the crime lab says was in that poison bottle they got out of Hayley’s cleavage to confirm that the substance explains all of Bill’s symptoms, including the stroke and his subsequent collapses.
Leslie is likely going to make Anita regret letting her bully her way into the Articulates project. And of course, Dani played hero and exposed Hayley at great risk to her own life. And Bill is going to be so embarrassed that he was played for a fool by Hayley and that he broke Dani’s heart for horrible little Hayley. But then again, Bill was breaking Dani’s heart long before Hayley came along with his rampant cheating.
BTG Spoilers: Bill Out for Justice
I’m interested to see if Bill gets to go see Hayley in an orange jumpsuit and tells her he’s going to make sure she goes to jail forever. Because Bill knows a lot of judges in the DMV. Andre’s got double trouble as he struggles under the weight of Heather’s obsession with him. And of course, he’s upset that Dani risked her life to save Bill’s. Poor Andre does not deserve any of this. His best hope is that Joey Armstrong (Jon Lindstrom) puts a stop to Heather and that Bill will stay out of their marriage.
Heather’s time flying under the radar as the Impaler is about to run out unless Joey forces Heather out of town or puts her six feet under. Nicole just updated her profile on the Impaler for Jacob and said it’s a narcissist who will get even more dangerous if they lose their patience or they feel challenged. Because Smitty’s going to keep being a problem.
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Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Kat Richardson (Colby Muhammad) – Hayley Lawson (Marquita Goings)
Beyond the Gates Spoilers: Smitty Makes a Big Move
He may write another article that directly provokes her deliberately trying to get the Impaler to do something. Smitty knows the Impaler is framing him with the Max and Lia stuff. So, Smitty might feel the best thing to do is write another article, very provocative, draw out the Impaler and just end this.
I expect Joey to confront Heather about terrorizing the owner of Uptown into selling to her. Despite Joey telling her no, Heather is clearly setting up shop again in the DMV and her being outed as the Impaler will be horrible for Joey personally and professionally. So, he may have to do something drastic about Heather.
BTG Spoilers: Eva’s Patience Wearing Thin
Eva feels Izaiah’s friendship with Kat isn’t appropriate. She’s being very patient about it. But it is a problem. And since Tomas showing up at the jail to meet with Hayley ticks off Kat, she may run to Izaiah to vent, which will annoy Eva, and Tomas may run to Eva to vent about Kat. So, this is all getting really messy with these two couples.
And I do wonder if Bill’s going to check out of the hospital and go home to the house that he shared with Hayley or if he’s going to join Ted and get a room at the fancy hotel. Because Bill may not want to be in the place where his toxic little wife Hayley nearly murdered him.
Most of Bill’s memories from that house that he shared with Hayley are going to be bad. So, I can picture Bill putting his and Hayley’s home on the market rather than living there. And I also expect Bill to start campaigning to steal Dani away from Andre after this. And then Bill’s probably hoping to come home to her house.
“I was starting a business out of Atlanta, a car company. It was going really good until I had that car explode and a couple of speed bumps along the way,” Hudson, 24, shared on the Wednesday, September 23, episode ofNext Gen NYC. “I didn’t f*** off to Atlanta. I was genuinely trying to start a business, trying to put forth effort into what Ariana said I wasn’t doing while we were dating.”
The Bravo star continued, “I also got readdicted to drugs. I was dealing with a lot of different things that were going on all at once.”
During the reunion show, which was hosted by Andy Cohen, Charlie Zakkour was critical of Hudson for moving out of New York City and not fighting for Ariana, 24, as she stayed in the Big Apple.
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At one point, Ariana defended her ex and wished Charlie, 30, had a bit more empathy.
“You act like Hudson wasn’t down bad in a f***ing drug addiction,” she shared during the reunion taping. “You don’t think of situations. He went to rehab!”
Charlie, who claimed he didn’t know all the details about Hudson’s reality, replied, “At the time, all I saw was a guy saying a lot of things that he wanted about his ex and not doing jack s*** to get her.”
As Hudson struggled with his health, Ariana revealed that she remained in touch with his relatives.
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“I was talking to his family often, helping with every kind of aspect with everything that I could and also not overstepping a boundary I was trying to create with him at the same time,” she shared. “When your life is at risk, all bets are off.”
When Andy, 58, asked if the pair briefly reconciled, Ariana confirmed that they tried to give things another chance. Ultimately, they decided to remain just friends and costars.
“Hudson had just gotten out of rehab, and I was going through a very traumatic point in my life,” she explained. “We found comfort in each other again. We’re family. We really are. And when push comes to shove, if Hudson needs me, no matter where I am in the world, I always want to be able to help him.”
In a separate interview with Bravo’s The Daily Dish, Hudson shared more insight into his journey.
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“I can’t control everything that’s going on around me. I can’t control every relationship, every disappointment or everything life throws at me, but I am learning that I do have to control how I respond to those things,” he said in an interview published on Thursday, September 24. “I think that’s something I’m gonna continue to do for the rest of my life.”
Next Gen NYC is available to stream now on Peacock.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
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