Happy Hitman III to all who celebrate.  The recent release of the latest installment in IO Interactive’s legendary assassination games should keep most fans of series protagonist Agent 47 busy for a while. But in between dressing the big guy up as a ramen chef and dropping moose statues on unsuspecting bankers — wouldn’t it be fun to extrapolate the joy of playing Hitman and fancast a TV series that doesn’t exist? It would, wouldn’t… Read the rest

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When we spend so much of our time online, we’re bound to learn something while clicking and scrolling. Discover something new with Mashable’s series I learned it on the internet. Like any skill, mastering the guitar takes practice. It’s easy to tell someone to take lessons to get better at something, but it’s not always easy to find those lessons, especially in person. The good news is, for all you aspiring guitarists, you can learn… Read the rest

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Well, it’s as they say. First comes robot-witch love, then comes robot-witch marriage. Now, with episode 3 of WandaVision, comes robot-witch parents with a double baby carriage. Congratulations, Wanda and Vision: It’s twin boys! The birth of little Billy and Tommy isn’t a surprise for those who watched the trailers for WandaVision and clocked images of Wanda and Vision with two children, but the fact that they’re here — and definitely named Billy and Tommy… Read the rest

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In the first month of coronavirus lockdowns in the United States, when everyone began constantly screaming “WHAT SHOULD I WATCH” — and Mashable began our exhaustive and ongoing streaming guides — someone asked for Bollywood movie recommendations in one of my group chats. “Any recs of an objectively good / wow Bollywood movie from the past 5 years?” she asked. “Objective” was a tough enough requirement — as someone whose job it is to recommend… Read the rest

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TV was something of a saviour when we were all stuck indoors last year, and — with coronavirus-related restrictions tightening across the globe yet again — it looks like we’re going to relying on it for a while longer yet. Fortunately, just as the 2020 TV offering was a strong one, 2021 is already shaping up well too.  British TV is no exception. From the joyous, deeply moving Channel 4 drama It’s a Sin to… Read the rest

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“The official history of the world says that men like us have always been hidden away in secret, but then there’s the real world where we’ve been living, together, for all this time.” In a dinner table scene, Neil Patrick Harris summarises It’s A Sin in a sentence, a brand new five-part series from Channel 4 and streaming on HBO Max. Set in London amid the AIDS epidemic in the ’80s, the show hinges around… Read the rest

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