Monthly Archives: February 2021

Girls5eva Teaser Previews Peacock’s New Tina Fey-Produced Comedy

Girls5eva teaser previews Peacock’s new Tina Fey-produced comedy Peacock has released the first teaser for the upcoming comedy series titled Girls5eva, providing us our first look at Grammy nominee Sara Bareilles and Hamilton alum Renée Elise Goldsberry as they lead a reunited 90s girl group. The series hails from Emmy-winning actress-producer Tina Fey, Robert Carlock, Meredith Scardino… Read More »

Netflix Making The Trial of the Chicago 7 Free on YouTube for Limited Time

To celebrate the forthcoming anniversary of the verdict for the titular court case, Netflix has announced that Aaron Sorkin’s five-time Golden Globe nominated The Trial of the Chicago 7 will be hitting Netflix’s YouTube channel free for 48 hours. RELATED: The Trial of the Chicago 7 Review: Energetic, Stylish & Powerfully Acted On February 18, 1970 the verdict… Read More »

If teams ‘opt out’ of conference tournaments, impact could linger beyond 2021 and COVID-19

When the Houston Cougars complete the navigation of this daunting, circuitous but magnificently successful regular season, there will be little for them to accomplish in the American Athletic Conference championship tournament. Another title, sure. One never can have too many trophies. But the NCAA Tournament will be standing behind that event, beckoning, all the while… Read More »

Bungie Expands Its Studio, Partly to Create Non-Destiny Games

Bungie has started an expansion of its studio headquarters, with a facility being built to focus partly on creating games that aren’t Destiny.The news was revealed in a press release from Bungie, which revealed the expansion. The land expansion will “increase Bungie’s HQ footprint from 84,000 sq. ft. to more than 208,000 sq. ft.” Estimated… Read More »

Tim Tebow retires from baseball after four seasons in Mets’ system

Tim Tebow is hanging up his cleats for good — his baseball cleats, that is. The former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback announced his retirement from baseball Wednesday after four seasons as a minor leaguer in the Mets’ system. His decision came only days after he had been invited to major league spring training. MORE: Spring training reporting… Read More »