Last week was an amazing news week, wasn’t it? So many notable announcements, reveals, debuts, and more took place last week, and as somebody who spends the majority of their time reading news articles, it was like a summer Christmas online. Some of my favorite posts from last week include our review of Nintendo’s online shooter, Splatoon, Akon’s plan to bring electricity to the 600 million people in Africa who still live without it, Disney’s cancellation of Tron 3, Sony and Marvel’s shortening of candidates for Spider-Man, James Wan officially on board for the Aquaman and Robotech film adaptations, Showtime’s announcement of their own streaming service, Bridjet’s debate over why blink-182’s Take Off Your Pants and Jacket is their best album, our top 10 episodes of Entourage, and semi-confirmation that Arrested Development is poised for a 2016 release on Netflix.
You can read all this and more on The Weekly Swarm below.
[Review] Splatoon
Akon’s Solar Academy Could Bring Electricity to 600 Million People in Africa
It’s Game Over for Tron 3
Sony Shortens List of Spider-Man Directors, Actors
Netflix Testing Teasers Before and After TV Shows
Furious 7 Director Tackling Both Aquaman and Robotech
[Weekly Netflix Fix] Hot Girls Wanted, The Aviator
Showtime’s Streaming Service Sidesteps HBO Now’s Subscription Prices
[SXSW Interview] Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy (Spy)
Official Trailer for Post-Apocalyptic Love Triangle Film, Z For Zachariah
Trailer for Jake Gyllenhaal and Antoine Fuqua’s Boxing Film, Southpaw
Tom DeLonge and blink-182 Reaching Amicable Break-up
30 Years, 30 Death Metal Albums: 2005-2014
Akon’s Solar Academy Could Bring Electricity to 600 Million People in Africa
Why “Take Off Your Pants and Jacket” is blink-182’s Best Album
WWE Elimination Chamber 2015: Results and Match Reviews
[This Week In TV] Game Of Thrones; Outlander
Netflix Testing Teasers Before and After TV Shows
Top 10 Entourage Episodes
Mega Man Getting a New Animated TV Series
Arrested Development Season 5 Coming to Netflix in 2016?
[Weekly Netflix Fix] Hot Girls Wanted, The Aviator
Showtime’s Streaming Service Sidesteps HBO Now’s Subscription Prices