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Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet – Destined Rivals | The Coolest Cards We Pulled

<p><img loading=”lazy” src=”https://www.gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/body_default/public/2025/05/14/264b22d3/TCGDRheader.jpg” width=”800″ height=”366″ alt=”” typeof=”foaf:Image” class=”image-style-body-default” /></p> <p>Team Rocket takes center stage in the latest Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion. Scarlet & Violet – Destined Rivals puts the likes of Giovanni, his Mewtwo, and various other well-known Pokémon used by the nefarious organization

Tilda Swinton to Star in David Lowery’s ‘Death in Her Hands’ From See-Saw Films

David Lowery has a new film in the works with Tilda Swinton set to star. “Death in Her Hands” — described as an “anarchic whodunnit” and “an otherworldly psychological thriller” — is adapted by Lowery (“A Ghost Story,” “The Green Knight”) from the cult novel by Ottessa

Beta Reveals Sales for ‘Let It Rain,’ ‘The Physician II,’ ‘The Light’

Leading sales agency Beta Cinema has revealed a tranche of sales to major territories for “Let It Rain,” “The Physician II” and “The Light.” The Swedish comedy “Let It Rain,” directed by two-time Oscar-nominee Hannes Holm, was sold to Leonine (German-speaking territories), Benelux and Singapore

Scarlett Johansson Says Filming ‘The Avengers’ Felt ‘Like a Big Mess’ and ‘Didn’t Feel Cool’: ‘We All Looked Insane. What Are We Doing?’

Scarlett Johansson joined Vanity Fair for a career retrospective video interview where she remembered feeling really uncool on the set of 2012’s “The Avengers.” The actor had already made her Marvel debut as Black Widow in “Iron Man” two years prior. “When we made the

‘Bring Her Back’ Review: Sally Hawkins Is Chillingly Creepy as a Foster Mother From Hell in the Philippous’ Terrifying Follow-Up to ‘Talk to Me’

The film is a domestic nightmare fever dream, and it’s also, at moments, a bit of a hallucinatory free-form shambles. Yet you can’t separate the two. The old-school classicist in me wishes that “Bring Her Back” were tidier and more logical, but the Philoppous work

Alexander Skarsgård’s Wry Robot Can’t Redeem Apple TV+’s Oddly Paced ‘Murderbot’: TV Review

Based on Martha Wells’ “The Murderbot Diaries” and adapted for television by Chris and Paul Weitz, Apple TV+’s sci-fi action comedy “Murderbot” follows a security construct (Alexander Skarsgård) who is placed on a dangerous mission to protect a team of hippie scientists exploring a new

‘Reedland’ Review: Outstanding Slow-Burn Thriller Announces Potentially Major New Dutch Director Sven Bresser

Johan (Gerrit Knobbe) is a reed-cutter. As “Reedland” opens, we meet him in his natural habitat, surrounded by hissing, shivering reeds shot in close-up, then in wide shot. It’s a sonic and visual maze, the natural world’s equivalent of TV static: earth-bound, mud-rooted and subtly

With Charter-Cox Megadeal, John Malone’s Liberty Broadband Will Lose Ownership Stake in Charter

John Malone, the “cable cowboy” who has shaped the cable business for decades, is set to reap a windfall from the $34.5 billion blockbuster Charter Communications deal to acquire and merge with Cox Communications. But his holding company, Liberty Broadband, will not be a direct

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