Netflix’s “Ransom Canyon” was never going to be revolutionary. The new drama, set in rural Texas and based on a series of books by Jodi Thomas, will naturally remind you of “Yellowstone” with its land-loving cowboys dedicated to keeping their ranches out of the hands of corporations and their water out of corporate pipelines. Its love triangles and small town soap plots give a bit of “Virgin River” and a million other small town soaps, and it’s not just the presence of Minka Kelly that will make you think of “Friday Night Lights,” because the local teens are embroiled in their own cheerleading-adjacent drama. Everybody’s hot, everybody’s got secrets, and everybody’s in love with somebody whether that somebody loves them back or not. Sometimes there’s not much more you could ask for from a TV show. “Ransom Canyon” shares its name with the small town it’s set in, a community fueled by ranches that have been run by the same families for generations. But times are tough for ranchers, and some, like Davis (Eoin Ma
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Note: This story contains spoilers from “The Wheel of Time” Season 3, Episode 8. “The Wheel of Time” capped a successful, momentum-gathering third season with Rand (Josha Stradowski) proclaiming himself to the Aiel, Mat (Dónal Finn) confronting the series’ “horror elves” for the first time and a second book-deviating death in as many weeks – all to showrunner Rafe Judkins’ plan. For many viewers, Season 3 of “The Wheel of Time” was a major leap forward in the series compared to the first two entries. With the show earning the strongest reviews of the show’s run by the end of the season, Judkins told TheWrap it was a part of his initial pitch that the series would really hit its stride in the third year — which is proving true. “This is the point in the books where they became an explosive worldwide success,” he said. “It’s the part of the books where some of the most uniquely ‘Wheel of Time’ things happen because you’ve done all this groundwork to set up this world so that you can do an episode where you’re f
Rumor mill: Bethesda has spent over a decade porting Skyrim to everything short of a smart fridge. So when early rumors hinted at an Oblivion remake, Elder Scrolls fans were quick to latch on. Now, a curious Xbox Support exchange suggests the long-awaited revival might be just around the corner.
What just happened? Bethesda is offering a rare opportunity to own a unique piece of online gaming history. In celebration of the 10th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls Online, the Rockville, Maryland-based publisher is selling pieces from original servers that hosted the game.
Have you ever stepped into your shower and felt your foot slip just a little? It’s scary, right? That’s where slip-resistant floor tiles come in. They’re designed to help you stay steady, even when things get wet and soapy.
In Ireland’s increasingly digital, diverse, and hybridised workplace, the systems that track how and when we work are undergoing a quiet revolution. Time and attendance (T&A) may not grab headlines like AI or blockchain, but for businesses that need to track hours, manage wages, comply with labour laws, and understand workforce dynamics, it’s the foundational…
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Welcome to the great debate of book lovers versus movie buffs. While some prefer the visual spectacle and immediacy of a film, others find comfort and joy in the quiet intimacy of a book. So, ever wondered if your zodiac sign has anything to do with this preference?