While Pierce Brown’s original Red Rising trilogy technically concluded with 2016’s Morning Star, the story is far from over. In Iron Gold, the saga continues with a new story that picks up 10 years after Darrow’s revolution — the one that was supposed to change everything for the better, but has instead resulted in war. Below, EW can exclusively reveal an excerpt from Iron Gold before it hits shelves January 16, 2018. Read More...
Ponyo, an emotionally profound, visually thrilling animated reimagining of the classic fairy tale ”The Little Mermaid,” is another opportunity for the smitten to state the ?obvious: The work of the legendary Japanese animation artist Hayao Miyazaki is both ?unmistakable and inimitable. Forget about Ariel, the romanticized, selectively sexualized Disney mermaid. Miyazaki, whose previous masterpieces include Howl’s ?Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke, and the 2002 Academy Award winner Spirited Away, deepens the classic Hans Christian ? Read More...
Is it just me, or did this episode feel like a bit of filler? Yes, it’s always fun to see Brennan get giddy (for her) over investigating sexual fetishes, but they failed to make the “feeders and eaters” as compelling as the “horsey play” from Season 3. Getting to meet Booth’s grandfather Hank (guest star Ralph Waite) and having him try to play matchmaker for Booth and Brennan was sweet, but for this to be a proper Sweeps episode, Pops needed to die. Read More...
