Daryl Hannah, Danny Bonaduce,
Natasha Henstridge,
Rosie O’Donnell, and numerous others. Players can expect plenty of interaction via the poker platform.
“We’re very excited about this year’s Poker Night, because the virtual platform is brand new and really amazing,” says Matt Asner, Ed’s son and co-founder of the center. “It’s cutting edge and allows our players to see and talk to one another in real time at their tables.
“This virtual poker night will be truly groundbreaking and the closest you’ll get to in-person, live table action. It’s light years ahead of the video game vibe we had last year. I can’t wait to see who has the best poker face.”
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Why Prodigal Son was cancelled Wow. Gutted. Didn t see that one coming.
Tom Payne (
The Walking Dead) stars in the show as Malcolm Bright, a former FBI profiler who is snapped up by an old friend working at the NYPD to act as a consultant on murder investigations.
But it just so happens that his father Martin Whitly, played by Michael Sheen, is a convicted serial killer, known as The Surgeon, who had killed at least 23 people before being thrown behind bars.
What are the odds, eh?
Trese Release Date, Cast, And Plot - What We Know So Far
Trese Release Date, Cast, And Plot - What We Know So Far Netflix
By Joe Allen/May 24, 2021 9:48 pm EDT
In its never-ending quest to cater to every audience possible, Netflix has entered the world of original anime series. The streamer is coming off of shows like
, and they also have a back catalog of old anime shows for die-hard fans to watch. Now, Netflix is adding another series to its roster. Trese is an action-horror series based on the graphic novels of the same name by Filipino writer Budjette Tan and artist Kajo Baldisimo, which were first published in 2005. The recently released trailer suggests that the adaptation will feature plenty of gore, as well as supernatural elements that are common across the world of anime.
New trailers: Trese, Respect, Friends: The Reunion, and more
Plus a full trailer for Sweet Tooth
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Still reeling from that shocking ending to last week’s
Mare of Easttown? Me too! I have literally no idea what to expect in tonight’s episode or from next week’s finale. I can’t say the same for
Army of the Dead, a movie I really, really wanted to like but which felt really predictable. I found myself wishing the entire movie could have been as wild as its opening credits.
Army of the Dead looks spectacular (except perhaps for the digitally-added Tig Notaro character), but could have done away with a few of the rag-tag mercenary characters and tightened things up a bit.