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Belkin BoostCharge Pro Qi2 wireless car charger: fast, magnetic, and made for iPhone drivers
TL;DR: The Belkin BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Wireless Car Charger with Qi2 15W is the MagSafe mount Apple should have made. It’s fast, rock-solid, beautifully designed, and finally brings Android into the magnetic-charging…
Belkin UltraCharge 2-in-1 review: the little foldable magnetic charger that could (and did)
TL;DR: Belkin’s UltraCharge 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Charger is the MagSafe upgrade we’ve all been waiting for. It’s fast (0–50% in under 30 minutes), cool (literally), and foldable enough to travel…
Battlefield 6 review: a triumphant return to form that finally feels like coming home
TL;DR: Battlefield 6 is DICE’s triumphant return to form — a confident, explosive revival of everything that made the series legendary. The campaign looks and sounds spectacular but plays it safe with…
Peacemaker S2E8 review: a flawed but heartfelt finale sets up the DCU’s future
TL;DR: Messy but moving, Peacemaker Season 2’s finale drops the narrative ball but scores a moral victory. It’s overstuffed, overextended, and occasionally brilliant — much like its hero. Making the…
The Woman in Cabin 10 review: Netflix’s new thrillers looks gorgeous but feels empty
TL;DR: Netflix’s The Woman in Cabin 10 sails smoothly on Keira Knightley’s shoulders—a stylish, moody thriller that looks amazing and feels just okay. There’s a very specific kind of Netflix movie that’s become…
The Last Frontier review: Apple TV+’s new thriller is cold-blooded and kinda beautiful
TL;DR: Think The Blacklist meets Wind River, but with more snow, better writing, and characters worth freezing for. There’s a special kind of pleasure in being blindsided by a show you…
Škoda Kodiaq 2025 review: not all heroes wear capes, some have seven seats and a coffee holder
Some SUVs make a scene. Others make sense. The new Škoda Kodiaq somehow manages to do both — a rare beast that juggles family practicality with designer swagger, while still flexing a…
The Chair Company review: Please take a seat for Tim Robinson’s weirdest ride yet
TL;DR: Tim Robinson builds a conspiracy out of shame in The Chair Company, a surreal HBO comedy that turns social anxiety into high art. It’s weird, wild, and painfully relatable—a…
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds feels like a fever dream from the multiverse (and I love it)
TL;DR: A vibrant, ambitious, and occasionally chaotic Sonic kart racer that starts slow but ends in a blur of pure fun. It’s grindy, messy, and loud — just like the…
NCIS: Tony & Ziva episode 8 review: the spin-off finally finds its fire
TL;DR: The eighth episode of NCIS: Tony & Ziva finally nails the show’s tone—equal parts spy chaos and emotional catharsis. Explosions, therapy, robotic jaguars, and one deeply moving panic attack later, it stands…
Little Nightmares 3 review: when hide-and-seek becomes existential horror
TL;DR: Little Nightmares 3 is haunting, beautiful, and occasionally too safe for its own good. The co-op works better than expected, the world still drips with surreal dread, and even if it…
Gen V S2E6 review: the great Elmira escape that wasn’t quite earned
TL;DR: Marie’s powers grow, her sister’s secrets explode, and the team finally breaks free from Elmira — a little too easily. Still, great character work, a killer Giancarlo Esposito cameo, and the…
Tron: Ares review: 43 years later, the grid reboots, the glow returns, and it works beautifully
TL;DR: After decades of false starts, Tron: Ares finally gets it right — a visually stunning, musically electric return to the grid that embraces its own weirdness instead of fighting it. It’s…
Only Murders in the Building S5E7 review: billionaires, board games, and a bloody good cliffhanger
TL;DR: Three podcasters, one missing finger, and a countryside full of billionaires — “Silver Alert” delivers the laughs, the tension, and one of the season’s juiciest cliffhangers. There’s something so…
Doc episode 3 review: New Blood finally delivers the drama fans wanted
TL;DR: Doc Season 2 Episode 3 (“New Blood”) is where the show finally remembers what it’s about — not medicine, not memory, but messy, magnificent humanity. I didn’t expect Doc to hit me…
High Potential S2E4 review: a predictable case, a perfect partnership
TL;DR: Predictable case, perfect partnership. Selena gets snubbed, Karadec gets shaken, and Morgan gets real. High Potential Season 2, Episode 4 earns its title by finding the music in the spaces between the…
Apple TV+’s The Lost Bus review: when everything burns, humanity endures
TL;DR: A gripping, human-centered survival drama that trades spectacle for sincerity. McConaughey and Ferrera shine in Greengrass’s most emotionally honest film in years. There’s a certain kind of silence that…
Brilliant Minds season 2, episode 3 review: the wolf and the wound
TL;DR: A subway scare leads to a heartfelt mystery, a major hospital shake-up, and one of Brilliant Minds’ best twists yet. Wolf’s obsession nearly ruins him, but the show itself thrives —…
