Rick and Morty season 6 is currently on a short-ish hiatus. With the season’s final four episodes floating somewhere out in space, the show is taking a break for several weeks until Nov. 20. I would be looking forward to it, but I’m still as scarred as Morty and Summer from the last Thanksgiving episode.

“Please use this time to expand your mind in preparation for the rest of the season,” Adult Swim said in an Oct. 9 tweets announcing the break. An image shows Rick holding his grandson’s eyes open.

So far, season 6’s episodes have dropped on Adult Swim on consecutive Sundays at 11 pm ET/PT. The first part of the season followed the adventures of Rick, Morty, Summer, Beth, Space Beth and Jerry. At the end of episode 6 — the most recent one that ran on Oct. 9 — Rick announced he has fixed portal travel after putting it off during the season.

Rick and Morty’s sixth season is expected to eventually hit HBO Max and Hulu (for those without Hulu + Live TV). In 2018, Adult Swim renewed Rick and Morty for 70 episodes. When season 6 wraps up, we’ll have seen 30 of those.

For more on season 6, I defer to this description from a press release: “It’s season six and Rick and Morty are back! Pick up where we left them, worse for wear and down on their luck. Will they manage to bounce back for more adventures? Or

Kanye West had his Twitter account locked on Sunday following a string of antisemitic tweets, just two days after having his Instagram temporarily restricted.

West on Sunday tweeted that he was going to sleep but that, when he wakes up, “I’m going death con 3 On [sic] JEWISH PEOPLE.” West added that “you guys have toyed with me and tried to black ball anyone whoever [sic] opposes your agenda.”

The rapper’s account wasn’t deleted, but locked. West’s tweets are still visible — except for the antisemitic ones, which Twitter deleted — but he’s unable to post new ones. “The account was locked for violating Twitter’s policies,” a Twitter spokesperson said.

West hadn’t been active on Twitter since November 2020, following his failed bid for the presidency, and appeared to move to the platform over the weekend after having his Instagram account restricted.

Meta confirmed to NBC that West’s account was restricted, but didn’t specify which post earned the punishment. It seems the cause was a series of text messages between West and Sean “Diddy” Combs that West published on Instagram were the cause, as they were deleted from his page. In their conversations, as reported by HipHopDXWest said he would “use you as an example to

There’s one scene in episode 7 of Andor that sent me reeling.

It starts out weird. Cassian Andor, our titular antihero, having pulled off an impossible heist on the Galactic Empire, was doing what any reasonable criminal would do in the aftermath: partying it up in what can only be described as “Space Ibiza.” Getting boozed up by night, lounging off the hangover at the beach by day. A strange vibe for a universe usually dialed in on space wizards duking it out with laser swords.

While lounging, Cassian – a passerby in a completely new, separate crime he has no involvement in – gets pulled up by a Stormtrooper and is interrogated on the spot, accused of taking part in a crime he merely witnessed.

Anyone watching that scene who’s been interviewed by a rogue cop almost certainly had a knot in their stomach. Cassian, polite and forthcoming, frantically tries to avoid trouble as he is slowly ensnared by a calculated series of leading questions, resulting in him being imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit. It’s a scene both brutal and baffling in its truthfulness. What feels initially like parody slowly unravels into something horrifying. The outcome feels depressingly inevitable: This is what happens when you allow fascism to flourish without recourse.

It’s funny, but Andor – a spinoff show focused on a character from a spinoff movie – is literally the first Star Wars

Camera giants Red and Fujifilm are partnering with Adobe and Frame.io to connect cameras directly to Adobe’s Creative Cloud. Announced today at Adobe Max 2022specific models of Red and Fujifilm cameras will be able to natively upload images or footage directly into the Adobe Creative Cloud without requiring users to first transfer files onto a computer.

Red video cameras have previously supported camera-to-cloud functionality via the use of an external video encoder, but this new collaboration will allow both the Red V-Raptor and V-Raptor XL to directly upload up to 8K RAW files into Adobe cloud from the camera, without the need for additional hardware.

This means that a team can speed through work, such as swiftly uploading and editing footage from a concert or sporting event, without needing to manually move the images from the camera storage into the cloud. Instead, the content will be available in the cloud for editors to play with shortly after you’ve finished filming. The feature is expected to be available in “late 2022.”

If videography isn’t your thing but your interest is piqued by the feature, then good news: it’s also available for still image photography, too. The Fujifilm X-H2S will be the first digital stills camera to offer native integration with Frame.io’s Camera to Cloud feature. The system needs to be paired with a dedicated camera attachment with wireless capabilities ()

Robot vacuums are a convenient way to keep your floors clean without having to lift a finger. These nifty little machines are becoming increasing popular, and it’s not hard to see why. By taking care of the day to day debris that accumulates on your floor, it opens up more time for you to focus on the things most important to you.

Amazon’s Early Access Event may have passed, but there are still plenty of deals to take advantage of, including massive discounts of up to $290 off select Roborock robot vacuums. For each offer, you’ll need to clip the on-page coupon to ensure you get your new vacuum at the absolute lowest price.

We’ve gone through the sale and have highlighted a few of the best deals below, but be sure to shop the entire sale selection at Amazon to find the right fit for your home.

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This impressive 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop combo has a lot of features. It comes equipped with an impressive 5100Pa max suction, 3D mapping, LiDar navigation with obstacle avoidance and much more, including real-time video call technology to check on people or pets from afar. It’s an added layer of security you can add to your home. It also gets up to 180 minutes of runtime per charge. And the device comes with a self-empty base that can hold up to 120 days of debris before it needs emptying, letting you focus less on cleaning and more on doing the