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Eye of the Storm Season 2 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Sullivan’s Crossing,” titled “Eye of the Storm,” promises to bring excitement and tension to the screen. As the title suggests, a storm is brewing, and it is not just the weather that is heating up. Maggie and Cal find themselves in a challenging situation that forces them to confront their feelings for each other.

In this episode, Maggie and Cal take shelter at Cal’s cabin when a severe storm hits the area. The cabin, usually a peaceful retreat, becomes a backdrop for their growing connection. With the outside world raging, the two characters will have to navigate their emotions and the circumstances that brought them together. The storm outside may be fierce, but the sparks between them are sure to fly even higher.

Viewers can expect moments of tension,...

In “Eye of the Storm,” the fourth episode from this second season of “Sullivan’s Crossing,” trapped in Cal’s cabin by a raging storm, Maggie (Morgan Kohan) and Cal’s (Chad Michael Murray) simmering attraction reaches a boiling point. Forced to confront their feelings in close quarters, will they finally give in to temptation, or will they […]

Sullivan’s Crossing: Eye of the Storm...

Mexico City was the hotbed for one of Microsoft's biggest events of the year, X018! We take a look at everything they announced and showed, including Crackdown 3, Battlefied V, Xbox Black Friday deals, and more, during the fourth annual event.

Here are all of the game trailers revealed, during X018, starting with the exclusives...

Crackdown 3 - Wrecking Zone Multiplayer

As announced in X018, Crackdown 3's ultimate multiplayer combat arena, Wrecking Zone, is here. Two teams of five battle for interagency in a fully-destructible environment. Jump in and Step Up Your Boom!

Sea of Thieves - The Arena Free Content

As announced at X018, The Arena is the latest content update from Sea of Thieves. Prove your worth to the Sea Dogs as you battle to the top of The Arena in an all new Pvp based mode coming to the Sea of Thieves in Early 2019!

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As if creating a baby wasn’t enough to keep her busy, Kylie Jenner was also hard at work creating a new Kylie Cosmetics collection during her pregnancy.

The beauty mogul, 20, unveiled the latest eye palettes, lipsticks and lip glosses from her makeup company on her Instagram stories, and revealed how her newborn daughter Stormi was a major influence in the design.

Jenner shared an Instagram video of the collection, named the Weather Collection, which boasts lightning bolts as an ode to the daughter she gave birth to earlier this month.

“ The Weather Collection Launching Feb 28 3pm pst. Check out...

Outlander Eye of the Storm Review Starz’s Outlander: Season 3, Episode 13: Eye of the Storm was end of one chapter for Outlander and the beginning of the next. As one would expect, stakes for the present were raised significantly in Eye of the Storm but it was the stakes [...]

Continue reading: TV Review: Outlander: Season 3, Episode 13: Eye of the Storm [Starz]...

Kayti Burt Dec 11, 2017

Outlander's season 3 finale is a breakneck adventure that sees Claire and Geillis' final showdown. Spoilers...

This review contains spoilers.

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3.13 Eye Of The Storm

The second half of Outlander Season 3 has been a bit of a mixed bag. While it's been thrilling to see the show take on a new location as it took to the open seas, it's been defined by a frantic aimlessness. This show is at its best when its characters are working towards a believable, relatable, and hard-won goal. It's why the first part of Season 3 worked so well. It was all about Jamie and Claire learning to live without the other, and it wasn't easy.

Once they were reunited, the show was less focused when it came to Jamie and Claire's goal. Sure, they were trying to save Young Ian (and don't think I...

Need to catch up? Check out the previous Outlander recap here.

Claire, may I humbly suggest that you never set foot on a seafaring vessel ever again?

If the vagaries of 18th-century sea travel aren’t tough enough on their own, this week’s Outlander caps a season in which Mrs. James Fraser was pressed into service as a ship’s doctor, was forced to live aboard a boat full of men dying in extremely disgusting fashion, jumped overboard to escape said boat and then wound up on another ship and weathered a seriously scary storm before nearly drowning when...

In the season 3 finale of Outlander, titled "Eye of the Storm," John Grey comes to Jamie's rescue, Claire searches for Ian, and Geillis learns about Brianna and plans to travel to the future to fulfill the prophecy. 

It's the big finish to an action-packed season. And it starts with Claire heading to Rose Hill in search of Ian. She makes her way to the slave's quarters, quietly calling his name, but fails to discover anything but a dead body -- most likely one of Geillis' virgins. Claire is grabbed by Geillis' number one henchman, Hercules (Apolinhalo Antonio).

Know what’s scarier than a mad witch with a mission? A mad witch with a mission… and a deadline.

In these newly released photos from Outlander‘s upcoming season finale (Sunday, 8/7c), Geillis Duncan Abernathy looks nonplussed as Young Ian struggles with his captor and seems to curse her very name. And why should the time traveler worry? As we saw in the previous episode, she’s unlocked the Brahan Seer prophecy — thanks to Margaret — and the events of the finale will help the crazy murderess clarify her plan.

So it’s no wonder, then, that Jamie and Claire...

Starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Virus is now out on a new Blu-ray from Scream Factory, and to celebrate the latest home media release of the 1999 sci-fi thriller, we've been provided with three Blu-ray copies to give away to lucky Daily Dead readers.

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The first week of May has some really stellar home entertainment offerings that genre fans will undoubtedly want to add to their personal collections. Jackson Stewart’s wickedly fun Beyond the Gates makes its way to Blu-ray and DVD this Tuesday, and for those who missed it in theaters earlier this year, Rings arrives on both formats as well. Scream Factory is also giving the sci-fi thriller Virus a brand new HD release, and for those who have been on the lookout for the recent indie horror flick, The Barn, you can now grab the movie on Amazon.

Other notable releases for May 2nd include Camino, Fear, Inc., The Naked Cage, The Windmill, Tunnel, and The Hexecutioners.

Beyond the Gates (Scream Factory/IFC Midnight, Blu-ray & DVD)

Welcome, curious viewers…have you the courage to go Beyond The Gates?

After their father’s unexplained disappearance, two estranged brothers (responsible...

Scream Factory recently announced a Blu-ray release of the Jamie Lee Curtis-starring Virus, and they've now revealed an abundance of bonus features for fans of the thriller to look forward to when the Blu-ray is released on May 2nd.

From Scream Factory: "If you're a fan of this 1999 sci-fi shocker (starring Jamie Lee Curtis) then you're in a lot of luck as an impressive amount of extras ended up coming in on our release.

- New Eye Of The Storm – An Interview With Director John Bruno

- New Science & Fiction – An Interview With Writer Dennis Feldman

- New Into The Woods – An Interview With Actor Marshall Bell

- New Men, Monsters And Machines: The Special Effects Of Virus Featuring Interviews With Robotics Effects Designers Steve Johnson And Eric Allard, Special Makeup Effects Artist Joel Harlow And Special Makeup Effects Supervisor: Second Unit Vincent J. Guastini

- New Audio...

Kirsten Howard Kayti Burt Dec 4, 2017

See what's ahead for Claire and Jamie in the very last episode of Outlander's third season...

Hello, and welcome to our nerve centre for all things Outlander, where every week we'll have news, trailers and images for forthcoming episodes of the new season.

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Claire and Jamie have reunited in the past, but a quiet life for the two was never really on the cards, was it? In the final instalment of season 3, the time-thwarting lovers encounter the unbelievable in the jungles of Jamaica, and things are about to get a lot more complicated.

Here's the trailer for that next episode, 'Eye Of The Storm'...

And the synopsis, too...

Claire plays a game of...

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Tna veteran James Storm debuted at WWE’s Nxt TV tapings from Full Sail University last night.

The former Tna Heavyweight Champion, who has spent 18 long years in the business, becomes a surprising WWE debutant at the age of 38 and just the latest name to have jumped from Tna’s sinking ship to WWE’s rising promotion. He signed with WWE after at least a week’s worth of talks, being spotted backstage and at ringside at events in recent days.

Like Samoa Joe before him this summer, Storm has been granted the privilege of wrestling under his recognised ring name. He defeated Nxt enhancement talent Danny Burch in a quick squash match using his Eye Of The Storm finisher.

Playing the babyface, Storm orchestrated a clap and cheer with the fans after the match, which you will be able to see on the October 21st Nxt show.

UKTV ratings roundup - data supplied by Barb

BBQ Champ served up 2.29 million viewers (12.8%) for ITV on Friday evening (July 31).

'Great British BBQ Rip Off' - here's what Twitter thought of BBQ Champ

Featuring Adam Richman, Mark Blatchford and Myleene Klass, the brand new cooking competition peaked with 2.51 million between 9-10pm.

Gino's Italian Escape: A Taste of the Sun was ITV's highest rated show outside of soaps, attracting 2.39 million (13.6%) at 8pm.

Both shows were outperformed by the returning Ripper Street on BBC One, which entertained 3.73 million (20.8%) at 9pm.

BBC One's evening began with 2.32 million (13.6%) for Animal Super Parents at 7pm, and continued with 2.95 million (15.6%) for Would I Lie to You at 8.30pm.

The night ended with 1.97 million (16.8%) for Room 101 at 10.35pm.

BBC Two's evening was dominated by the rugby league match between Leeds Rhinos and St Helens, which was seen by 1.02 million (5.7%) from 7.30pm.

It...

Avalanche Studios' Mad Max game is out in September. Here's the brand new 'Eye of the Storm' trailer...

Now we think about it, Avalanche  isn't a bad choice of studios when it comes to interpreting George Miller's gonzo action flick, Mad Max: Fury Road. Avalanche has, after all, made its name by making the hatstand Just Cause games, which regularly have you riding aircraft like surfboards.

With Mad Max, Avalanche has created an open world incarnation of Fury Road, complete with bald-headed War Boys, ramshackle cars and mile after mile of parched desert. Cut to the strains of AC/DC, the new trailer below shows off Mad Max's world of fire and blood. 

We'll have to wait and see how its mix of hand-to-hand combat and vehicular mayhem stacks up agains twhat, for us, is the film of the summer. At the very least, the property's in seasoned hands with Avalanche.

Available now for pre-order, Mad Max: Eye Of The Storm lets you become the legendary lone warrior as you craft and upgrade his equipment and weapons in order to survive in a brutal post-apocalyptic world. In Mad Max: Eye Of The Storm, play as Max, a lone warrior who must embark on a perilous journey after his Interceptor is stolen by a deadly gang of marauders. A reluctant hero with an instinct for survival, Max wants nothing more than to leave the madness behind and find solace in the storied “Plains of Silence”. Fight with savage moves and combos to brutalize the deranged bandits of the Wasteland, engage in dynamic, physics-based vehicular combat, explore an immense post-apocalyptic open world full of unique missions and side quests, and scavenge every scrap you can find to build...

If you stumbled out of Mad Max: Fury Road with your brain ablaze and your eyes still watering, you may have looked to the sky and roared, “I wanna die historic on the Fury Road!” Fortunately there’s a safer option than waiting for the apocalypse or reaching for a can of silver spray paint as the tie-in video game is on the way and has a trailer online. Yes, your chance to drive like a lunatic around the barren wastelands of George Miller’s latest is headed to the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on September 1, with Eye Of The Storm. The game, which is considered canon, finds Max (with Bren Foster providing vocal input instead of the film’s Tom Hardy) trying to track down his stolen V8 Interceptor. It’s a mission that will lead him into the dangerous locale of Gas Town and an encounter with...

Mad Max got a brand new trailer, and we bet you want to check it out! Come see it after the jump!

The trailer released shortly before the Microsoft conference and we are to expect more gameplay and details as E3 goes on, but for now this is awesome! The developers behind the game stated that they hope everything you see within the trailers will be in the final release.

From WB: "Mad Max Eye of the Storm Story Trailer, depicting the merciless Wasteland tyrant Scrotus, who Max must overcome as he attempts to build the ultimate war vehicle and leave the madness of The Wasteland behind."

The game is expected to release later this year!

E3 2015Game NEWSMad Max...

Director J.J. Abrams is at it again with his secret sci-fi mystery box film projects. Deadline is reporting that he is making a deal to develop an untitled top secret project for Sony Pictures. Abrams is only set to produce the film through his Bad Robot production company, but he's brought on a director by the name of Chris Alender, who will make his feature film debut with the movie. The director previously made an awesome steampunk style short film called "Eye Of The Storm," which you can watch below.

There's not much information on the project as it has been labeled "Top Secert," but the reports says that it will have a "Cloverfield feel and a contained budget and that it involves aliens." Cloverfield is the film that launched the directing career of Matt Reeves (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes) and Abrams is hoping to do the...

Considering the fact that Sony Pictures is dealing with the fallout of a massive hack of their entire technological infrastructure, resulting in leaked documents covering everything from budgets to focus group testing and more, it's amazing that anything is staying secret over there. But Deadline reports that a secret sci-fi project is in development from producer J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot production banner. The film will mark the directorial debut of Chris Alender, who has made waves due to his short film Eye of the Storm. Supposedly Sony won out in a bidding war thanks to their aggressive production plan. More below! If you're interested, here's the short film Eye of the Storm that Chris Alender directed: As is the case with any project that Abrams gets his hands on, the story is being kept under tight wraps. However, it's been said that this film is in the same...

Exclusive: Sony Pictures is putting the finishing touches on a deal for an untitled top secret project that Jj Abrams will produce through his Bad Robot banner. It’s a science fiction film that will mark the feature directorial debut of Chris Alender, who helmed the short Eye Of The Storm. This was a heated bidding situation — Lionsgate and Stx were the other parties I heard — and Sony production president Michael De Luca got it. Aggressive progress to production language is part of the deal.

It’s the third significant acquisition that De Luca has made on hotly contested material since Sony was hack-attacked. Three days ago, Sony acquired the Jon Spaihts science fiction script Passengers, and right before that Sony bought rights to the NYPD corruption documentary The Seven Five.

Abrams and Bad Robot would not comment and like everything they are keeping a lid on this. I’ve...

The Letters Page returns! Here's the latest selection of reader correspondence...

And we're back. After a longer than expected letters page break for the holidays, our ongoing mission to be as low-tech as possible continues, with our reasonably non-interactive correspondence round-up. Details of how you can write in are at the bottom. We still don't have any letters asking us questions about Grange Hill in the 1980s though, so if you want your letter to reach the top of the pile, that's not a bad place to start. Without further ado...

Empty Review Articles

I know that it's not always possible to review all the episodes of a series, or that in some cases the first season may be covered, but not others. Is there any chance that you could still put up an empty article for the episodes giving us somewhere specific to discuss (argue) about the episodes?

Cheers...

It’s that time of year again. It’s the “Eye of The Storm,” that eerily calm time between the end of the French Open and the start of Wimbledon. It’s also time for our annual “Hot Guys of Tennis” post. In the past we’ve looked at the hottest players over 30, and counted down the top 20 ranked players, but this year we’re going to put all our balls on the court, and bring you the definitive Forty Hottest Tennis Players Of All Time!

There are two caveats – These are players from the Open Era of Tennis (sorry, Don Budge fans), and all of the players must have achieved a ranking of at least #25 on the Atp Tour. There have to be rules!

Three names you will not be seeing on this list are Andre Agassi, Janko Tipsarevic and Goran Ivanišević. Why? They’ve all made public homophobic comments,...

Brooklyn native and visual artist Christine Neptune has created an Indiegogo crowd fundraising campaign for her ambitious and personal multi-media project Eye of the Storm.A graduate of Fordham Universality, and the daughter of West Indian immigrants, Ms Neptune's project will consist of three different parts: an experimental short film, She Fell from Normalcy; a photographic series, A Shadow of Self; and finally, the mixed media piece, The Manuscript.She says that it's the first real project that speaks for her, and that was inspired by what she calls a “very dark moment” in her life, when she was 25, and which functions as a way of getting through it, during which she “developed...

Still (im)patiently awaiting Ridley Scott's, Cormac McCarthy penned crime tale "The Counselor" coming later this year? Yeah, so are we. But until then, here's a nice little treat to tide you over -- a one-hour documentary on the career of the filmmaker from the British series "Omnibus." Titled "Eye Of The Storm," the 1992 documentary was made circa "1492: Conquest Of Paradise" and covers Scott's career from his early days at school right up until the present time of the doc. An array of collaborators are brought into for their input with Tony Scott, H.R. Giger, Sigourney Weaver, Michael Douglas, Callie Khouri and more participating. It's pretty decent vintage trip down memory lane, and it's always fascinating to get perspective on a filmmaker's career during different points in their life, so give this one a spin below.

Susan Bee is a painter, editor, and book artist who lives in New York. Bee is represented by Accola Griefen Gallery, New York, where she will have a solo show of new paintings from May 23 to June 29, 2013. Criss Cross: New Paintings will be accompanied by a catalog with an essay by art critic and poet Raphael Rubinstein.

Bradley Rubenstein: Susan, I just saw this piece by Roger Denson in the Huffington Post: "Mira Schor and Susan Bee, the Thelma and Louise of the Feminist Painting and Crit set, pose the biggest threat to male domination of the medium and criticism of painting in that they are critics as wellas painters, and editors to boot, whose joint imprimatur has been pulsing out the feminist-left political art journal M/E/A/N/I/N/G since the mid-1980s." (Huffington Post, May 1, 2012)

I thought that was really great. It ties...

She prowls across the stage like a tiger… the band her tribal heart-beat. The red neon lit stage and tight space en-cages them. As they strike up the opening chords you feel like you’re on the edge of an explosion about to be reeled back in from that dangerous abyss … This is ‘Lois and the Love’ live at The Macbeth in Hoxton.

Kicking in with a Stooges style riff is live opener ‘Take You Back’ – Lois manoeuvres round the stage like a feline erotic queen warming immediately to her task. The track soon develops into Talking Heads during ‘Psycho Killer’ phase making the band so tight musically from the off the audience are hooked from riff one with this track. Showcasing their superb musical hybrid diversity is ‘Real Love’ matching ‘funky energetic ska’ sounds into one original creation. Lois’s stage persona growing into that of a animalistic performance...

News is rolling out of Toronto for this year's festival, with the Galas and the Special Presentations sections announced.  As always with Tiff, the sheer number of films can seem overwhelming, but with new films by David Cronenberg (A Dangerous Method, pictured above), Terence Davies (!), Francis Ford Coppola, Wang Xiaoshuai, Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud, and William Friedkin added to big names that premiered already this year (including Almodóvar, Von Trier, Nanni Moretti, and Nicolas Winding Refn) it looks like the 2011 iteration will be as packed with must-see cinema as ever before.  We'll be updating this listing as new lineups are announced.  See Tiff's official website for details.

Galas

Albert Nobbs (Rodrigo Garcia, Ireland) Butter (Jim Field Smith, USA) A Dangerous Method (David Cronenberg, France/Ireland/UK/Germany/Canada) From the Sky Down (Davis Guggenheim, USA) A Happy Event (Rémi Bezançon, France) The Ides of March (George Clooney, USA) The Lady (Luc Besson,...

The Lady joins Michael Winterbottom's Trishna, Bennett Miller's Moneyball and Roland Emmerich's Anonymous on confirmed list

Luc Besson's Aung San Suu Kyi biopic, The Lady, will have its world premiere at September's Toronto film festival. The news was announced on Twitter by festival co-director, Cameron Bailey (@cameron_tiff).

Other confirmed world premieres include Bennett Miller's baseball drama Moneyball (starring Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill), Michael Winterbottom's Trishna (a contemporary remake of Tess of the d'Urbervilles) and Roland Emmerich's Anonymous, a drama based on the theory that Shakespeare's major works may not have been written by the playwright. Joining them will be cancer comedy 50/50 (starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogan), George Clooney's comedy-drama The Descendants and Terence Davies's The Deep Blue Sea, starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston.

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, an adaptation of Paul Today's best-selling novel by Lasse Hallström,...

Back for its third year (see the 2010 edition) and bigger than ever, today kicks off the first in a fifteen-part look at the various cinematic releases hitting the U.S. in 2011. Each 'part' contains brief descriptions and editorial opinion/analysis of varying length covering twenty films. Expect the remaining ones to go up between now and the first major releases in mid-January.

Like all cinematic lists set within a timeframe, there's some overlap. Some films here have already opened worldwide but have yet to hit the U.S., some upcoming films you'd expect to be here aren't because they're either still in development or have already announced 2012 release dates, some were on last year's list but got delayed so have been included again (but with all new analysis).

I confined my list to films that have either set 2011 release dates or had begun/completed production, and only films that have...

Back for its third year (see the 2010 edition) and bigger than ever, today kicks off the first in a fifteen-part look at the various cinematic releases hitting the U.S. in 2011. Each 'part' contains brief descriptions and editorial opinion/analysis of varying length covering twenty films. Expect the remaining ones to go up between now and the first major releases in mid-January.

Like all cinematic lists set within a timeframe, there's some overlap. Some films here have already opened worldwide but have yet to hit the U.S., some upcoming films you'd expect to be here aren't because they're either still in development or have already announced 2012 release dates, some were on last year's list but got delayed so have been included again (but with all new analysis).

I confined my list to films that have either set 2011 release dates or had begun/completed production, and only films that have...

Dennis Hopper’s long film career began with the 1955 teen angst classic Rebel Without a Cause with James Dean, and he helped usher in Hollywood’s New Wave as director and star of the counterculture anthem Easy Rider in 1969. He later became a respected character actor, specializing in such off-beat villains as the drug-addicted, obscenity-spouting Frank Black in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet (1986), crazed bomber Howard Payne in the 1994 action-thriller Speed with Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock, and Deacon in Kevin Costner’s soggy post-apocalyptic saga Waterworld (1995).

Hopper was born in Dodge City, Kansas on May 17, 1936. He moved to San Diego, California with his family in the late 1940s, and began studying at the local Old Globe Theater while attending high school. He soon signed with Warner Brothers and was featured in a small role in 1955’s Rebel Without a Cause. He was later featured as Jordan Benedict III, the...