With the men’s World Cup hurtling towards its finale, it also happens to be a good time for investigative soccer documentaries. First, Netflix streamed a four-part series on corruption at FIFA, and now Apple is set to release a series documenting the history of the controversial Super League, in which the richest professional clubs in Europe are trying to break away from the established structure. It starts streaming on January 13th.
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The battle royale’s annual Winterfest event kicks off today, which means lots free in-game stuff. This year there are two new character skins to unwrap, among other surprises, and you can check out the details right here. Or you could just watch this adorable trailer.
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Director Todd Phillips has released the first image for his second Joker movie — known as Joker: Folie à Deux — and confirmed that filming is underway. There’s not much to pull out of the photo of Joaquin Phoenix getting a shave, but expect plenty more teases in the coming months, since the film isn’t slated to hit theaters until October 4th, 2024.

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