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A brand new year means brand new films to look forward to, with 2021 having been a great year for moviegoers, 2022 seems to be an even better year with some of the most highly anticipated movies ever planned to be released. So here are the movies we cannot wait to see. Scream Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past. Seen as a soft reboot of the famous slasher series, Scream 2022 sees a brand new cast of teens to be killed off by the infamous Ghostface, but this time the teens have an edge, as original final girl Sidney…
It’s such an absolute honor to have you on FHM! How are you feeling about 2022? Thank you for having me. I am feeling positive and stoked for 2022! So many good things to come this year. What is at the top of your list to achieve the most in the year of 2022? Working with bigger brands/people, maybe get into acting again, and making multiple front covers of big magazines. What would you say makes you stand out in the industry? I’ve been told my physique, specifically lower body, and my personality. I’m strong, built, yet versatile in looks (as I was told by a big magazine company just recently). What was on your resolution list this year? I made a resolution to work with bigger companies and start…
Technology is great, it’s made our lives better (or worse, depends who you ask), but we have seen gadgets and tech come in leaps and bounds over the last decade or so. However, instead of looking forward to the tech of 2022, we thought it would be fun to look back at where tech was 20 years ago, in the year 2002. Social Media These days, social media rules our lives. From ranting to celebrities on Twitter or watching angry gamers throw their toys in a Let’s Play on Youtube or posting fake pictures of your lifestyle on Instagram, the social media lifestyle is part of us now, for beer or worse. However, the landscape was very different back in 2002. Facebook was still two years away from launching and…
Pokemon Legends: Arceus The Pokemon series has always been a divisive title for Nintendo, with millions sold the series has proven to be quite the commercial hit. However, fans of the series have been clamoring for a big change in the series and with Pokemon Legends: Arceus they might finally have their wish. The very first ever Pokemon game to feature an open-world design, Arceus looks to bring the biggest shake-up the series has ever seen. Set long before any of the series entries to date, you’ll be exploring Sinnoh in a unique adventure to create the region’s first Pokedex. Catching Pokemon will be as simple as throwing a Pokeball at them whilst creeping towards them out in the open, which will seamlessly enter you into a battle. Previews have…
There are only a few racing disciplines where just finishing feels like a victory in itself. The unique challenge of the Dakar is one of them. It sits head and shoulders above the rest in world motorsport, as a unique cocktail of adrenaline, challenge, sacrifice, and endurance. An event where man and machine become one, to face down thousands of kilometers of open terrain for almost two straight weeks. Not just that, but it takes more than just courage to attempt the Dakar. Physical and mental preparation at elite levels matched with a solid machine (two-wheels or four), along with an equally experienced crew, are a prerequisite. Then maybe a sprinkling of luck. INSIDE THE 2022 DAKAR This year marks the 44th ‘edition’ of the legendary event - a term…
Twitter @ianjkirke If my own experiences are anything to go by funerals are usually pretty sombre occasions. I suspect the only exceptions to this general rule are when genocidal maniacs such as Hitler, Genghis Khan, and Pol Pot kick the bucket. Culture shapes what rituals are followed and how mourners should behave, with religion very often presiding over the occasion. Although I fervently hope that my ultimate smoking is some way in the distant future, I nonetheless have an uneasiness with final curtain calls. Not with death itself, but the manner in which the subsequent ceremony is often facilitated. I am not religious, principally due to the fact that I will never grasp why a deity would sanction the death of a child under any circumstances. When I attend a…
