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Episode 3 of The Idol is here, and this time we see a fresh new manipulative side of Tedros. Recommended Videos Played by Abel Tesfaye – popularly known as The Weeknd – and portrayed as abusive and controlling, Tedros’ involvement in Jocelyn’s (Lily-Rose Depp) life sent her on another self-destructive path, marking one of the pop world’s harsh realities. While The Weeknd’s appearance baffled many, creator Sam Levinson – in a recent interview with Variety – opened up about the reason for creating the character, saying that it was intentional to emphasize Tedros’ unappealing nature which suited his involvement in the story.

The Vocaloid brand is fascinating. The line of virtual pop stars has quickly grown in scope and popularity, blossoming into a global franchise. And now, there are loads of different Vocaloid characters, each with their own look, backstory, and gimmick. In fact, it can often be hard to keep up with them all. So, if you want to refresh your memory and boost your digital idol knowledge, here is every single Vocaloid currently available.

The haunted house subgenre has become such a ubiquitous and over-saturated offshoot of horror that only the very best are capable of making a splash, seeing as virtually all of the expected tropes and trappings have been seen and done literally hundreds upon hundreds of times before. Despite some atmospheric undertones, Abandoned didn’t make the cut. Recommended Videos In a rare turn of events, critics and audiences found themselves in complete agreement on the merits of director Spencer Squire’s psychological chiller, but not in a good way.

I have a serious love/hate relationship with Compile Heart. While some of their games — the mainline Neptunia titles in particular — can shine despite their obvious flaws, others tend to fall flat. The developer’s latest endeavor, a chibi-faced action-RPG called Arc of Alchemist, definitely doesn’t win them any favors. The experience as a whole feels slipshod and slapdash, and I never felt even the slightest sense of fun and excitement at any point during my playthrough.