Jono McCullough has just cemented his place as the latest villain in Married At First Sight Australia after an explosive reunion on Sunday night, and viewers couldn't be happier.
Admit it: You’d also murder to help your kid’s tennis career.
The FAA is investigating after a whistleblower alleged hasty manufacturing practices at Boeing left the company's 777 and 787 planes with structural defects. Boeing denies the claims. (KING 5)
[Editor’s note: This is a recap of Fallout episode two. The recap of episode three publishes April 12.] Now that is significantly more like it. Of the many ways Fallout’s second episode is an improvement on its first, the most important, by far, is tone. Make no mistake, Vault Dwellers: This is, at least for now, a pitch-black comedy with some dramatic elements, not, as “Maximus” tried very hard to suggest, something that would occasionally try to get genuinely grim and joyless as our...
Of course it begins with the bomb. Or, rather, a series of bombs. In the
The clear theme of this eighth episode of Shōgun is loyalty: Who is worthy of it? What function does it serve? Are there limitations to its usefulness? With tricksters like Toranaga-sama around, it’s hard to believe anyone would trust anything the guy does, at least as it applies to them personally. Is the justification for their devotion that the guy gets results? That he generally has good ideas and keeps the big picture in mind? That he’s (mostly) compassionate? Or is it just founded in the...
Boy, is this ever Shōgun’s Mariko-sama episode. We begin with a flashback to her 14 years before the action of our story, wandering in the snow, heavy with child, and hellbent on self-destruction. Once she has been led into a tent to warm up, we learn that these attempts to escape her husband and end her life have formed a pattern for her. Here, she meets Father Martín for the first time. He christens her “Maria” and plops a rosary into her hand (“something to hold onto when she can’t talk”)....
What is Stanton going to do with himself now that he doesn’t have to chase Booth around?
BRAINERD — On Wednesday, April 10, a jury of 12 people found 46-year-old Michael LaFlex guilty of murdering his daughter’s boyfriend, Bryce Brogle, a year-and-a-half after Brogle’s body was found buried on public land near Merrifield.
The past and present timelines are colliding together.
It’s fair to say that life in the vault is not as it was advertised.