Michael Walsh is a Staff Writer at Nerdist. He specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, consumer experiences, and the arts and entertainment sector, frequently discussing adventure travel, family travel, and entertainment news. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Stamford Advocate, New York Post, and The Boston Globe, among others.
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By: Michael Walsh
Explore Massachusetts small towns where neighbors truly feel like family
HoneyToon is an online platform for reading digital comics, mainly webtoons and manhwa. Romance dominates its catalogue, with fantasy and action comics offering a different selection. Readers can start a comic for free, then decide whether to pay for the rest through Premium Membership or Coins. The website works on phones and computers, available in seven languages.
By: Michael Walsh
There's a particular pleasure in a late-October weekend spent deciding what to watch. The evenings are darker, the sofa looks more inviting than usual, and the choice somehow feels enormous. Do you want a big-screen outing with a packed audience, a smart new drama at home, or an old favourite you can quote before the opening credits have finished?
This post contains major spoilers for VisionQuest episode five. Unless you can wipe data from your memory, check out our coverage from last week until you're caught up.
Mike Schur and Amy Poehler have what you call a “proven track record” when it comes to making TV together.
I'm a board game guy, but at this point even I'm starting to think you probably shouldn't play Jumanji. I know, I know, but hear me out.
I'm not kidding when I say that after Andor , I don't need to know anything about a Tony Gilroy project besides the fact that he's involved.
The most car crashes in West Hartford have happened on New Britain Avenue, pictured here at its intersection with Wolcott Road.
R.J. Cutler's Esports World Cup: Level Up approaches competitive gaming through the people doing it. Its first season, released in 2025, follows the inaugural Esports World Cup in Riyadh. Across five episodes, it combines tournament footage with interviews and time away from the arena. The subject that emerges is a professional life, with competition occupying a place among family relationships, team responsibilities, and an individual's history.
Cordyceps might have destroyed the world of The Last of Us, but it sure had made for a fun(gi) franchise. HBO’s adaptation of Naughty Dog’s popular video game series has been a crossover hit. But what new (and also old) horrors still await viewers when they return to that dystopian wasteland? Here’s everything we know about The Last of Us season three so far.
