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by Daniel Andrade Courtesy of Netflix First off, I want to say I hope you all are doing well and staying healthy and safe. I know for some of you, this is a scary and uncertain time, and I hope you all are finding ways to stay positive. As you all know, for me that means watching shows and movies. So I thought I’d take this opportunity to give you all my review on the first season of The Witcher . Since I’ve had more time on my hands lately, I’ve been able to catch up on shows that have been on my list for a while. Even though I’m sure many of you have seen the show already, I’ll still keep this review, like all my other reviews, spoiler-free, just in case there are some of you still out there who haven’t yet watched this series. I will start off by saying I’m not familiar with the games or books this series was based on, so I came into this show with a wide-open mind. I had heard that there were a lot of similarities to Game of Thrones , and that was enough to get me inter

Although its not quite the apocalypse, matters regarding the current Covid-19 virus have shut down principal photography for the post apocalyptic retelling of Robin Hood in SkySoft's upcoming, Sherwood until April in an abundance of caution. Despite the recent announcement, production has been on hold since March 8th. This also delays production for the upcoming, Mutant 5 . The limited series has seen a surge of popularity due to current events around the globe. As of right now, both series are still on schedule to premiere on their respective due dates.

SkySoft has dropped its cult classic, 365 , for streaming viewing early while seasons 2 - 4 of Fox will remain available in a response to the outbreak of coronavirus, officially called COVID-19.  If you or your kids are bored at home and looking for a way to distract yourself from the unending horror of world news right now,  then you can always binge watch SkySoft's juggernaut franchise, Fox which will remain available longer than planned.  SkySoft said it was hoping to provide “some fun and joy during this challenging period” of coronavirus outbreak, which is especially stressful for parents looking to entertain their kids while on break from school, which is why  Fox  has remained available.  According to  UNESCO , the United Nations organization dedicated to promoting education and culture, schools or universities have been closed in 61 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and South America. Of these, 39 countries have closed schools comple

(Image Credit: Apple) Written by Monroe Hayden Everyone knows how impressive iPhone's cameras are and if you don't, then now you know! And no one can quite showcase just how impressively, impressive they are than the one and only,  Lady Gaga . How, you ask? Her latest music video for her newly hit single, Stupid Love was shot on an iPhone 11. The video is directed by Australian filmmaker, Daniel Askill with cinematography by Sebastian Wintero and edited by Loren Askill . According to PCMag , the music video was shot using the app, Filmic Pro , which is able to provide a more cinematic framerate while shooting on your iPhone. But before you grab yours and start downloading, thinking you'll end up with cinematic results, I should also mention that professional lighting and equipment was used. Notice how I said "professional" not "expensive".  By using the word professional, I mean used and handled by someone who knows what they'r