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WWE NXT Previews
Pro Wrestling

WWE NXT 5/12/26 Preview

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NXT hits Orlando with Naraku making his highly anticipated debut, Kendal Grey taking on Kelani Jordan, Noam Dar returning to action, and Tatum Paxley and Lizzy Rain in tag action against Zaria and Nikkita Lyons.

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Midway Review
Entertainment

Midway Review (2019)

Gary Smith

Midway got written off by critics in 2019 and that was mostly unfair. Roland Emmerich's Pacific War epic is flawed but worth your time, especially around this Memorial Day weekend and the lead up to it.

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Pro Wrestling

WWE RAW 5/11/26 Preview

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RAW hits Knoxville coming off Backlash with Roman Reigns calling out Jacob Fatu for an Acknowledgement Ceremony, Oba Femi's Open Challenge continuing, and a six-man tag headlining.

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Wait Until Dark Review
Entertainment

Wait Until Dark Review (1967)

Gary Smith

Terence Young directs Audrey Hepburn in the most underappreciated film of her career — a claustrophobic thriller that ranks among the best ever made, with one of the great villain performances from Alan Arkin.

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Roman Holiday Review 1953
Entertainment

Roman Holiday Review (1953)

Gary Smith

William Wyler directs Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in the film that made her a star. Charming, beautiful, and honest enough to skip the fairy tale ending. A perfect film.

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WWE Smackdown 5/8/26
Pro Wrestling

WWE Smackdown 5/8/26 Preview

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The Backlash go-home SmackDown hits Jacksonville with Gunther addressing Cody's attack, Jacob Fatu kicking things off, Rhea and Charlotte teaming against Fatal Influence, and Tiffany Stratton defends the Women's United States Championship against Kiana James.

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Entertainment

Charade Review (1963) (Throwback Thursday #4)

Gary Smith

Stanley Donen directs Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in their only film together — a mystery thriller dressed up as a romantic comedy, and one of the most underrated films of the 1960s. The Audrey Hepburn Rewatch series rolls on, this time doubled up as the fourth Throwback Thursday feature.

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