If you’re not ready to cry over some CGI dragons, look away now. Also look away if you don’t want House of the Dragon/Fire & Blood spoilers, but mostly it’ll be for the dragon-related sobbing.

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Played by Jordon Stevens, Elinda has proven herself once again to be a loyal maid of Queen Rhaenyra. As the daughter of Lord Gormon Massey, she has served as a lady-in-waiting to Rhaenyra Targaryen since season 1. While up until now she has been supportive but largely behind the scenes, she’s now taking a more active role in the Dance of Dragons for the first time, as commanded by two women in command.

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Silverwing is one of those dragons, who had her prime in the reign of King Jaehaerys and has spent much of the events of House of the Dragon secluded on Dragonstone. However, she takes part in several events that are vital not just for the Targaryen dynasty but for dragon lore and the Seven Kingdoms as a whole.

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Warning: Spoilers ahead of all episodes of House of the Dragon.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for House of the Dragon and Fire and Blood.

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Shrek is one of those rarest franchises where the sequel was arguably better than the first movie—and that’s saying something. It didn’t quite hold the same quality standard as it headed into the third and even fourth films, but that doesn’t mean that fans fell out of love with the green ogre and his entourage.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for episode 5 of The Acolyte.

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Reports from Variety and Deadline show that The Bear has quietly had its fourth season greenlit, although not yet publicly announced by production company FX. This is hardly a surprise, considering the show’s storming success from its first two seasons and high anticipation for its third.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for House of the Dragon and Fire and Blood.

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Spanning three seasons, three worlds, and one interconnected universe to rival the MCU, Sarah J. Maas has created a rich world packed full of heart-pounding adventure, inspiring romances, and well-thought-out magic systems that hold up well even under the scrutiny of hundreds of thousands of readers around the world.

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In a deal that went down in history, Taylor Swift publicly aired her displeasure at Braun purchasing her back-catalog of music from Big Machine Records’ Scott Borchetta. It ultimately culminated in her re-recording and releasing her albums once again, this time with ‘Taylor’s Version’ at the end to drive home the point.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for the entirety of House of the Dragon.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for the entirety of House of the Dragon.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for the entirety of House of the Dragon and Fire and Blood.

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Warning: spoilers ahead for season 2 episode 1 of House of the Dragon and the entirety of Fire & Blood.

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In House of the Dragon, there are no real good guys and bad guys. Spoiler alert: both sides are going to commit many a war crime by the time the show ends. What makes the show worth watching, then, is the fact that both sides also have humanizing elements.

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The real question is how many. After all, Rhaenyra and Daemon head up Westeros’ best patchwork family, both bringing children from their first respective marriages into one happy(ish) family. With Rhaenyra being the true Queen of the Seven Kingdoms (fight me, Greens), the children she has and with him are important for the future good of the realm.

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The first three seasons of Bridgerton are now available to stream in full—but the bingeable nature of the show means those that are done are already clamoring for information about what’s coming next. Each season follows a different Bridgerton sibling and their happily ever after and has already covered Daphne, Anthony, and now Colin (and some of Francesca thrown in).

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Forget the romances in Bridgerton, it’s all about the platonic friendship between Eloise Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington. In a world that has seemingly done away with almost all biases apart from sexism, these two smart women who, for different reasons, don’t fit into the social scene of the ton, gel together perfectly.

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Maas has become the face of romantasy for her three fantasy series, marrying romance and spice to high fantasy. Her very first series, Throne of Glass, started when she was 26, spanning seven books and four novellas (eventually being bundled together into one collection called Assassin’s Blade).

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