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House of the Dragon Season 2 Trailer Sees No One Winning, Not Even the Dragons
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House of the Dragon Season 2 Trailer Sees No One Winning, Not Even the Dragons

News house of the dragon House of the Dragon Season 2 Trailer Sees No One Winning, Not Even the Dragons Get ready to update the spreadsheet you’ll need to keep track of everyone. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on May 14, 2024 Credit: Theo Whitman/HBO Comment 0 Share New Share Credit: Theo Whitman/HBO Westeros is at war, and neither side looks like they’ll really win in the latest trailer for House of the Dragon’s second season. In it, we see the two warring factions, respectively represented by Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy) and Alicent Hightower (Olivia Cooke), ready to get bloody in their quest to hold the iron throne. The trailer also teases that Rhaenyra’s uncle-husband Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) might not be so gung ho to follow her as the ruler of Westeros, and that Alicent’s children, particularly the one-eyed Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) and Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney), are more than willing to play dirty to win. It’s no surprise that things are going to go badly—very, very, badly—for both sides in this violent political struggle that takes place roughly two hundred years before the events of Game of Thrones. The cast of characters we all need to keep straight has also increased. In addition to the actors above returning, we’ll see Eve Best, Steve Toussaint, Fabien Frankel, Sonoya Mizuno, and Rhys Ifans in the upcoming episodes, as well as Harry Collett, Bethany Antonia, Phoebe Campbell, Phia Saban, Jefferson Hall, and Matthew Needham. We’ll also have to keep a whole new slew of characters straight, including Abubakar Salim as Alyn of Hull, Gayle Rankin as Alys Rivers, Freddie Fox as Ser Gwayne Hightower, Simon Russell Beale as Ser Simon Strong, Clinton Liberty as Addam of Hull, Jamie Kenna as Ser Alfred Broome, Kieran Bew as Hugh Hammer, Tom Bennett as Ulf, Tom Taylor as Lord Cregan Stark, and Vincent Regan as Ser Rickard Thorne. The second season of House of the Dragon premieres on HBO on June 16, 2024, at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, and will also be available for streaming on Max. Check out the latest trailer below. [end-mark] The post <i>House of the Dragon</i> Season 2 Trailer Sees No One Winning, Not Even the Dragons appeared first on Reactor.
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Prepare Yourself for Sexy Sauron in The Rings of Power Season 2 Trailer
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News The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Prepare Yourself for Sexy Sauron in The Rings of Power Season 2 Trailer Middle-earth’s most problematic bad boy is back, baby! By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on May 14, 2024 Credit: Prime Video Comment 0 Share New Share Credit: Prime Video Sauron is back in the trailer for the second season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, and this time he’s taken on a fair elven form to trick those who seek to destroy him. The teaser does more than give us a glimpse of Charlie Vickers’ Sauron once more; it also includes the well-known J.R.R. Tolkien line, “Darkness binds them,” and shows us the three rings of power created (and also bound to Sauron’s One Ring, whether they know it or not!) to fight against Sauron no matter what confusingly attractive guise he takes. Here’s the synopsis for the upcoming episodes: In Season Two of The Rings of Power, Sauron has returned. Cast out by Galadriel, without army or ally, the rising Dark Lord must now rely on his own cunning to rebuild his strength and oversee the creation of the Rings of Power, which will allow him to bind all the peoples of Middle-earth to his sinister will. Building on Season One’s epic scope and ambition, the new season plunges even its most beloved and vulnerable characters into a rising tide of darkness, challenging each to find their place in a world that is increasingly on the brink of calamity. Elves and dwarves, orcs and men, wizards and Harfoots… as friendships are strained and kingdoms begin to fracture, the forces of good will struggle ever more valiantly to hold on to what matters to them most of all… each other. Trying to defeat the Dark Lord, it seems, is really about the friends you make along the way. The Rings of Power Season Two premieres on Prime Video on August 29, 2024. Check out the trailer below. [end-mark] The post Prepare Yourself for Sexy Sauron in <i>The Rings of Power</i> Season 2 Trailer appeared first on Reactor.
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Megalopolis Trailer Teases a Trippy, Mind-Bending Fable from Francis Ford Coppola
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News Megalopolis Megalopolis Trailer Teases a Trippy, Mind-Bending Fable from Francis Ford Coppola Some of us here are VERY EXCITED. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on May 14, 2024 Credit: Francis Ford Coppola Comment 0 Share New Share Credit: Francis Ford Coppola Francis Ford Coppola has called Megalopolis “the best work I’ve ever had the privilege to preside over.” The recently released trailer gives us a taste of the film, which looks like a trippy, surreal musing on what makes a civilized society, what it takes to uplift it—or have it all come crashing down.   Here’s the synopsis: Megalopolis is a Roman Epic fable set in an imagined Modern America. The City of New Rome must change, causing conflict between Cesar Catilina (Adam Driver), a genius artist who seeks to leap into a utopian, idealistic future, and his opposition, Mayor Franklyn Cicero (Giancarlo Esposito), who remains committed to a regressive status quo, perpetuating greed, special interests, and partisan warfare. Torn between them is socialite Julia Cicero (Nathalie Emmanuel), the mayor’s daughter, whose love for Cesar has divided her loyalties, forcing her to discover what she truly believes humanity deserves. In addition to Driver, Esposito, and Emmanuel, Megalopolis stars Aubrey Plaza, Shia LaBeouf, Jon Voight, Laurence Fishburne, Talia Shire, Jason Schwartzman, Kathryn Hunter, Grace VanderWaal, Chloe Fineman, James Remar, D.B. Sweeney, and Dustin Hoffman. It is written, directed, and produced(!) by Coppola, and also produced by Fred Roos, Barry Hirsch, and Michael Bederman. Anahid Nazarian, Barrie Osborne, and Darren Demetre serve as executive producers. The movie will make its theatrical debut at this year’s Cannes Film Festival on May 16, 2024. No news yet on when exactly it will make it to theaters so normies like us can watch it, but it should be sometime in 2024. While we wait, check out the trailer for Megalopolis below. [end-mark] The post <i>Megalopolis</i> Trailer Teases a Trippy, Mind-Bending Fable from Francis Ford Coppola appeared first on Reactor.
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All Iron Wolves Reputation rewards in Diablo 4 Season 4
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Blizzard has made some big changes to the way Diablo 4 will feel and play. With what is being called Loot Reborn, they are planning on changing the way loot and gameplay works. So, with the introduction of the Iron Wolves, the reputation rewards are all that more important in Diablo 4. All Iron Wolves rewards in Diablo 4 Season 4 By working away at the various quests and challenges posed by the Iron Wolves, it is possible to earn some pretty sweet rewards. Here are what you can earn in Diablo 4 Season 4. NameTypeAbilityIRON WOLCVTotem1,838 Damage Per Second, [1,337 – 2,005] Damage per Hit, 1.10 Attacks per Second, +[28 – 42] WillpowerIron Wolf BootsAncestral Rare Boots463 Armor, Attacks Reduce Evade’s Cooldown by 0.8 SecondsIron Wolves Messenger BootsAncestral Rare Boots463 Armor, +2 Maximum Evade ChargesIron Wolf MedallionAncestral Legendary Amulet+19.0% Resistance to All ElementsReclaimed Medallion of the Iron WolvesAncestral Legendary Amulet+19.0% Resistan...
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Where to find Runeshards for The Pit of Artificers in Diablo 4 Season 4
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If you’re looking to enter The Pit of Artificers in Diablo 4 Season 4, you’ll first need to find where Runeshards can be collected. Here’s how to earn the necessary materials to enter this endgame dungeon. Diablo 4: Where to find Runeshards Runeshards are a special resource used to unlock The Pit, an exciting endgame dungeon introduced during the Season 4 PTR. You can find Runeshards for The Pit of Artificers in Diablo 4 Season 4 by engaging in endgame activities such as Helltides, Nightmare Dungeons, or even Whispers of the Dead. Image: Blizzard You can collect Runeshards randomly as you complete these endgame activities upon making it to World Tier 4 since The Pit is only accessible on this World Tier. Runeshards are your keys for entering The Pit, so if you’re interested, you should start completing Whispers of the Dead, engage in the Helltide or Legion Events, or clear Nightmare Dungeons. How to farm Runeshards in Diablo 4 Helltides and th...
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Dead by Daylight Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz perks and release date
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The latest Dead by Daylight Chapter features a huge crossover with Dungeons and Dragons, and the newest Survivors to join the game’s roster are a pair of bards named Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz. The first Chapter of Dead by Daylight Year Nine, Dead by Daylight version 8.0.0 is one of the largest updates the game has seen to date. In addition to Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz, Vecna joins the game as an all-new Killer with some rather interesting abilities. There’s also a new map called the Forgotten Ruins, a winding stone dungeon that the terrifying lich calls home. Dead by Daylight Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz Release Date Aestri Yazar and Baermar Uraz will be released when the Dungeons and Dragons Chapter comes out for Dead by Daylight on Monday, June 3, 2024. Both Survivors will have the same abilities regardless of who you choose, so the difference between them is purely visual. If you’re on PC, then you can test out the new bard Survivors on t...
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How to get the Profane Mindcage elixir in Diablo 4 Season 4
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How to get the Profane Mindcage elixir in Diablo 4 Season 4

Ever since Season 1, Helltides have been a great place to get high-tier loot with a nice balance of risk and reward. Those rewards have been drastically improved for the new season. With this in mind, let me show you how to get the Profane Mindcage Elixir in Diablo 4 Season 4. Where to get a Profane Mindcage Elixir in Diablo 4 Profane Mindcage Elixir’s are a guaranteed drop from Hellborne enemies in the revamped Helltide events. You’ll notice a new Threat meter on the side of the screen during Helltides, which fills up as you slay enemies. Your meter will fill faster when you defeat higher-level opponents and open Tortured Gifts.  When you reach level Threat level three, you become Hell Marked, making you a target for a dense swarm of enemies. If you survive the onslaught, a Hellborne enemy will hunt you down, which should provide a decent challenge. It’s these enemies that drop the Profane Mindcage Elixir’s.  What does a Pr...
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XDefiant Matchmaking explained: SBMM, Ranked, and Casual
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XDefiant Matchmaking explained: SBMM, Ranked, and Casual

XDefiant is being heralded as the COD Killer, the next big game to take over the competitive world of first-person shooters. However, to take that title, they’re going to need more than just a good game. To take the title of the top FPS XDefiant is going to need to nail its matchmaking, providing balanced ranked, SBMM, and casual game modes. XDefiant Matchmaking An FPS with bad matchmaking is a dead FPS. If you’re constantly getting pitted against players far beyond your skill level, the game will quickly become boring, and the audience will move away. This has been the case for many failed FPS games in the past, but Ubisoft thinks they have an answer to the matchmaking problem with XDefiant. Skill based matchmaking Ubisoft has made the decision to scrap skilled based matchmaking for XDefiant in favour of having only casual and ranked game modes. This decision comes with a few, I think, very good reasons. They believe that using skill based matchmaking creates a...
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Target Retreats From LGBTQ Merch After Yearlong Profit Bloodbath
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Target Retreats From LGBTQ Merch After Yearlong Profit Bloodbath

This year’s Pride Month is shaping up to be a much more humble affair at Target. In an extremely gratifying twist, the company that bragged its transgender line is “great for our brand” has changed its mind after a yearlong stock market bruising. It’s the latest evidence that the wildfire of consumer activism is not only spreading but forcing the kind of change most people never thought possible. If you asked conservatives two years ago, stopping the woke at major brands would’ve been a victory. But reversing the woke? That’s a tectonic shift in the power structure of Big Business. For once, CEOs—who for years have thrown their radical agenda in the face of shoppers—are feeling enough pain in their profit margins to stop and ask if appeasing the far Left is worth it. Target CEO Brian Cornell, who flaunted the stores’ chest binders and tucking swimming suits for kids as “progress,” finally counted the cost of his social extremism late last summer. By the end of a dismal August, he didn’t apologize, but he did admit that it was time for some soul-searching. As his first and second quarter earnings tanked, he hinted at changes ahead. “As we navigate an ever-changing operating and social environment, we’re applying what we’ve learned to ensure we’re staying close to our guests and their expectations of Target.” What Cornell learned, Americans will be pleased to know, is that trans activism is the fastest road to financial insolvency. After thumbing his nose at Christmas shoppers with shelves full of LGBTQ pandering, the full weight of consumer outrage started to sink in. Like his counterparts at Anheuser-Busch, Nike, Disney, Planet Fitness, Rip Curl, and Doritos, he sent shoppers running for the exits. But the activism has obviously gotten to an unsustainable point for his business, forcing Target to announce what would have been unthinkable a year and a half ago: a significant reduction in Pride products. On its website Thursday, the company wanted people to know that this summer’s LGBTQ merchandise will not only be limited but designed with adults—not children—in mind. “We’re offering a collection of products including adult apparel and home and food and beverage items, curated based on consumer feedback,” the notice read. “The collection will be available on Target.com and in select stores, based on historical sales performance.” Of the company’s 2,000 stores nationwide, only some will carry the items that landed them in hot water last year. Naturally, the company’s course-correction didn’t thrill the corporate hostage-takers in the LGBTQ movement, who immediately blasted Target’s decision to put profitability first. Kelley Robinson, president of the extreme Human Rights Campaign, said Cornell’s move was a disappointing betrayal of their progressive values. “Pride merchandise means something,” she insisted. “LGBTQ+ people are in every ZIP code in this country, and we aren’t going anywhere.” The company’s PR team rushed to reassure Robinson and other activists, saying in a statement, “Target is committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community during Pride Month and year-round,” headquarters wrote. “Most importantly, we want to create a welcoming and supportive environment for our LGBTQIA+ team members, which reflects our culture of care for the over 400,000 people who work at Target.” So while Americans can (and should) celebrate the difference they’re making with their money, the work isn’t over. This muted approach to Pride is still an effort to play both sides. As Family Research Council President Tony Perkins told The Washington Stand, “CEO Brian Cornell is discovering that customers do ‘expect more’ now that many consumers are spending less at Target because of its LGBTQ fixation. By avoiding Target, consumers are getting the woke corporation’s attention, but not necessarily their behavior. They should continue spending elsewhere until their behavior meets consumers’ expectations.” Family Research Council’s Meg Kilgannon also chimed in, pointing out that Pride Month’s celebration of “unnatural lifestyles, proclivities, and identities has become more and more obnoxious over time.” The idea that Target is “setting a limit on Pride merchandising and marketing is remarkable for a corporate America too willing to bend the knee to HRC’s fake business scores,” she agreed. “As American shoppers endure rising prices and lower wages, retail stores suffer—not only from Bidenomics—but their own ridiculous investments in social justice and culture war issues that have nothing to do with profits and everything to do with virtue signaling to shape public opinion.” “I haven’t shopped in Target recently and don’t plan to,” Kilgannon said. “But it is nice to think that the June rainbow radicals might be dialing things back. If people stop shopping in June, or at least stop spending money in stores and with businesses with rainbow logos and beyond, more retailers will get the message.” Others, like expert Stephen Soukup, author of “The Dictatorship of Woke Capital,” urge people not to be duped by Target’s “half-measures.” “They seem unlikely to make anyone happy,” he told The Washington Stand, “while almost certainly frustrating observers and activists on all sides of the issue. Target says, for example, that it is carefully assessing which stores will have LGBTQ merchandise this year,” he pointed out. “That’s irrelevant in the digital age. Wherever the displays are, they will be videoed and uploaded to social media, causing every bit of outrage and frustration they have caused in previous years,” Soukup said.  “Likewise,” he explained, “it’s important to remember that Target took a hit on its Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index score last year, simply because it responded to customer anger at its displays. The company will almost certainly get nicked again this year for supposedly capitulating to anti-LGBTQ sentiment by limiting its Pride Month offerings.” Ultimately, Soukup predicted, “Both outcomes are likely to aggravate Target’s shareholders. It took several months last year for the company’s stock price to recover from its Pride Month-induced freefall, and a repeat of that disaster may well cause larger and more activist investors to question management’s competence and foresight.” Regardless, there’s no denying that Americans are moving the needle on corporate extremism. As Perkins said on Rep. Mike Johnson’s, R-La., “Truth Be Told” podcast before he was elected speaker, “This is not a gray area” for most people. Even non-believers understand the difference between males and females. “And I actually think this is why we’re seeing such significant pushback across the nation … ” When Americans are silent, he warned, “we are playing right along with the deception that is destroying the lives of many young people.” At the end of the day, he acknowledged, “What we have is not our own. … God has entrusted you with the resources to buy food, clothing, the necessities of life. Do you think He would really want you sending that to an entity that uses the profits … [to attack] the biblical truth that he expects us to live by? So it really comes down to a stewardship issue. It’s not about boycotting. [It’s about using money] in a way that would honor God. … And I’ll have to be very, very clear. I do not think being caught in a Target store is honoring God.” Originally published by The Washington Stand The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation. The post Target Retreats From LGBTQ Merch After Yearlong Profit Bloodbath appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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Tax Cliff 2025: How Misleading Rhetoric Pits People Against Plan for Prosperity
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Tax Cliff 2025: How Misleading Rhetoric Pits People Against Plan for Prosperity

A large tax increase is scheduled to hit almost all taxpayers at the end of next year—that is, unless Congress comes up with, and agrees to, another plan before then. Expect a lot of talk about taxes from politicians over the next year-and-a-half as Washington grapples with the looming tax cliff. Unfortunately, few lawmakers will speak the blunt truth that onerous taxes punish wealth creation and innovation, and therefore lead to less prosperity for everyone. Even fewer will address the shadow that unsustainable deficits cast on future prosperity, as our kids and grandkids face the prospect of far more onerous taxes and inflation. Instead of talking about the harm that taxes cause to America’s economic vitality, most lawmakers will talk about taxes from one of three perspectives: the Tax Demagogues, the Tax Benefactors, and the Economic Stimulators. The language each of them uses undermines, in its own way, the reality that overtaxation and overspending drag down the economy. In their desire to raise taxes and spending, the Tax Demagogues appeal to people’s envy. The problem with our society, they say, is that the rich don’t pay their “fair share.” Never mind that the top 1% of Americans pay more than 45% of federal income taxes. Or they might say the problem is that we don’t tax “greedy” businesses enough—as if raising business taxes will cause them to make better products at lower prices while paying higher wages. As if higher taxes will encourage the entry of innovative startups that drive competition. By trying to persuade voters that taxes are someone else’s problem, the Tax Demagogues hope to continue spending with impunity. The next category, the Tax Benefactors, could be mistaken for philanthropists based on their rhetoric. The problem is they want to be philanthropic with someone else’s money. Their “tax plans” focus on expanding tax credits and benefits to Americans who pay no taxes. They tout credits for health care, child care, low-income housing, and everything else under the sun. They claim that cutting a check “lifts people out of poverty,” apparently ignorant of how much harm has been caused by the welfare state since the 1960s. To listen to them talk about the government raining down “tax benefits” upon people, you might forget that the government can’t pay for such benefits unless it taxes that money away from someone else or simply prints the money, inflating away the value of people’s hard-earned incomes and savings. The last category, the Economic Stimulators, are more eclectic. Sometimes, their tax proposals are sound, but even then the Economic Stimulators shroud their policies in language that makes it seem like the government must come in to boost the economy like a car with a dead battery. But if the economic engine isn’t humming, it’s because taxes and the government leviathan are gumming things up. Good pro-growth tax policy isn’t about the government “stimulating investment; it’s about removing government-imposed constraints to allow Americans to invest and innovate more freely. Excessive and poorly designed taxes kill jobs, reduce wages, and drive investments overseas. Improved tax policies help mitigate that damage, but government policy doesn’t create jobs; entrepreneurs and businesses do. They do this when they’re free to keep most of what they build so they can continue to build, invest, and expand their endeavors, while creating job opportunities and innovative new products in the process. Policymakers must not lose sight of who the actual job creators are. Taxes aren’t the only problem America faces as the 2025 tax cliff approaches. There’s also the matter of the $34.6 trillion national debt that’s driving inflation and interest rates higher. Given America’s fiscal position, it isn’t good enough to say that taxes should be cut indiscriminately. Lawmakers should avoid adding to the mounting federal debt and deficits. First and foremost, Congress must cut spending to get deficits under control. The deficit doesn’t stem from too little taxation, it stems from too much spending. But to avoid exacerbating the deficits and debt, lawmakers must also focus on tax reforms that allow the economy to grow in a fiscally responsible way. How do they do that? Here are five keys (elaborated upon in greater detail in this report): Improve incentives by reducing harmful taxes on productive activities such as investing, saving, and working. The more the government taxes what leads to prosperity, the less prosperous society will be. Eliminate unnecessary carveouts to allow for lower tax rates. Special-interest tax credits and industry-specific breaks for things like electric vehicles and solar and wind power unnecessarily distort prices and hurt the economy. Fewer carveouts enable lower tax rates. Make tax policy permanent, not temporary. Permanent tax reforms allow businesses to operate under a stable set of rules that is both simpler and less likely to encourage federal lobbying. Reduce high tax rates and double taxation. Part of the danger of uneven, poorly designed taxes is that they distort price signals, which are critical to a well-functioning economy. High tax rates and multiple layers of taxation wreak far more economic havoc than modest rates. Simplify taxes. The billions of hours that individuals and businesses dedicate to their taxes and to tax planning because of the complexity of the tax code saps economic resources and reduces Americans’ living standards. Excessive debt threatens American prosperity, but higher taxes on wealth creators and innovators is no solution. Just as someone earning $1 million per year can afford higher monthly mortgage payments than someone making much less, a strong economy is essential if America’s economic engine is to be powerful enough to get out of our gaping fiscal hole. To allow Americans to prosper, Congress must mitigate the damage of its own taxes, spending, and debt, so that entrepreneurs and innovators can lead us out of the mess that Washington created. The post Tax Cliff 2025: How Misleading Rhetoric Pits People Against Plan for Prosperity appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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