‘Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition’ won’t launch for PC, says Capcom

Jeannie Mai candidly addressed the role she intends to play in her marriage to her fiancé, Jeezy.“So, I’m gonna say right here that I, Jeannie Mai, going into my marriage, I want to submit to my man,” the 41-year-old said while cohosting The Real on Wednesday, September 7. “Let me explain.

revealed Tommy came home to surprise her after two days when they were meant to be spending six weeks apart. The Love Island stars were meant to be busy with work projects however Tommy couldn't resist sneaking home to spend time with Molly-Mae.Molly-Mae couldn't hide her delight as she shared a shirtless snap of her boyfriend hanging out at home in their Cheshire pad.Molly-Mae said Tommy knew she had been feeling low so decided to surprise her, and said: 'Thought I wasn't going to see him for 6

Back in May, Queen guitarist Brian May revealed he had been “very near death” after suffering what he described as a “small heart attack” brought about by three congested arteries in his heart.

Queen guitarist Brian May has opened up about his ongoing recovery from a heart attack he suffered earlier this year.Back in May, May told fans that he had been “very near death” when he was hospitalised after doctors discovered that three arteries in his heart “were congested and in danger of blocking the supply of blood” to his heart.Now, in a new interview with The Times, May has opened up further about the health-scare, saying that his recovery still feels like “a long climb back.”He added:

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Do your clothes bury you in fabric, or do they help bring out your best features? Do they conceal your insecurities or do they showcase them in a new way that actually makes you love them? Obviously, the latter in both situations is the goal, though the former is what we usually accept as “good enough.”Well, “good enough” isn’t good enough for us anymore.

Though the film industry is full of uncertainty and craziness (even when there’s no global pandemic), filmmaker Mia Hansen-Løve has found a way to be one of the most consistent directors working today. Over the past decade, almost like clockwork, Hansen-Løve has released a new film every two years.

has three judges this season, but Jeannie Mai has four.

Capcom has announced a Special Edition release of Devil May Cry 5 for next-generation consoles.Capcom shared the news during Sony Interactive Entertainment’s recent PS5 showcase, releasing a new trailer for the game, and an accompany PlayStation Blog entry to detail what the special edition entails.The trailer offers players a glimpse of the beloved game’s shiny new coat of paint, with real-time ray tracing, and other enhanced visuals thanks to next-gen capabilities.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Devil All the Time,” debuting Sept. 16 on Netflix, plunges viewers into the darkest recesses of damaged souls.

The reviews for The Devil All the Time are in!

The cast that director Antonio Campos had to work with on his film “The Devil All The Time” is staggering, including Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Mia Wasikowska, Bill Skarsgård, Sebastian Stan and more.

Madonna has teamed up with Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody to pen the story of her life for a big-screen biopic.Madonna will direct and produce the film, and also lead the search for a young unknown who will portray her.The movie, which Madonna has teased may be called Live to Tell, will chronicle the pop superstar’s rise from unknown New York dancer to chart-topper.“I want to convey the incredible journey that life has taken me on as an artist, a musician, a dancer – a human being,

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterLooks like Madonna is her own lucky star.In what seems to be an unprecedented creative move, the pop icon has stepped up to direct a film about her life and career — one that’s been heavily teased on her social media accounts, through script sessions with her Oscar-winning co-writer Diablo Cody.That Madonna, whose staggering five-decade career has seen countless musical reinventions and a run at filmmaking and acting, would direct her own journey from New York