Crack Attack is a colorful egg cracking game available on the App Store

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You can walk the walk, but can you caulk the caulk? We don't know what that means either, but master contractor and author Ed Del Grande will show you how to fill in a crack in a wall using a tube of caulk.

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You can walk the walk, but can you caulk the caulk? We don't know what that means either, but master contractor and author Ed Del Grande will show you how to fill in a crack in a wall using a tube of caulk. 

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The new Emoji Movie trailer has toilet humour in spades, but it's also shaping up to be a sweet and inventive movie about the Meh Emoji, and his struggle with discovering he feels more than one emotion. If you wondered how on earth Sony planned to spin out a story involving emojis, this trailer reveals all. All the action takes place inside a mobile phone, and the trailer gives us a glimpse of the 'loser lounge' where emojis that never get used go. These include the High-Five Emoji, among others. A little bit Inside Out, a little bit Wreck-It Ralph and a tiny bit Angry Birds, The Emoji Movie looks fun if not entirely original. But you've got to at least admire the casting of Patrick Stewart. Check it out.

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The &quot;cobblestone&quot; shape of crushed ice gives this delicious, fruity drink its name. Mixologist Charlotte Voisey shows us how to crack the ice and mix this refreshing cocktail!

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Next time you kick back with a cold one, go green by buying organic or locally made beer. Green living expert Terri Bennett explains the benefits of cracking open a delicious, eco-friendly brew.

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Why not come and relax in this fine establishment run by the mighty Capital B himself. We have a wide range of activities to keep any Lizard - Bat duo content during their stay: Fantastic (absolutely not crooked) games to play, friendly staff, thrilling rides and a cracking nightlife...just stay out of the staff only areas. Yooka-Laylee launches April 11, 2017.

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Deadpool blended a cracking sense of humour and rat-a-tat jokes, every one of which hit home, with a touching tale about an antihero with a heartbreakingly horrific backstory seeking revenge. Deadpool 2 can’t help but falter with a less accurate strike rate in all areas. But Cable’s introduction to the franchise and the film’s stellar post-credits sequence lift the sequel significantly and ultimately leave us wanting more.

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Were you alive back in 1992? Back then, the US government was ready to crack down on violent video games. And they had two major targets: Mortal Kombat and Night Trap. You've likely heard of the former, but what is Night Trap? Only one of the cheesiest, so-bad-it's-good games of all time.Originally released on the Sega CD, it's getting an HD remaster on the PlayStation 4. Arriving in Spring 2017, keep an eye out for this silly "classic." And watch all the way to the end to see how you can download the wonderfully terrible theme song!

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The Fate of the Furious proves that you can't keep a good dog down. The eighth entry in this blockbuster series promises to be bigger than anything that came before. In order to accomplish that, the series needed a director who could bring something new to the table. Drew Dietsch sat down with director F. Gary Gray to see exactly what it was he wanted to bring to this storied and immensely successful franchise."There's a little more drama than you might expect..."Gray stepped into the series at a pivotal point in the ongoing story; Dom's mysterious decision to go rogue and join with the villainous Cipher - played by Charlize Theron - adds a new bit of conflict into the lives of these characters. "I'd like to think that my experience lends itself to dramatic performances," Gray said modestly. It's true that the drama in The Fate of the Furious is more amplified than usual, so Gray was a good fit in that department.Humor, Humor, and More HumorWhat Gary really brings to this entry is his incredible sense of humor. The director of Friday, The Italian Job, and Straight Outta Compton was always willing to let the levity reign supreme on set. "I can't shy away from it. It's just how life is. When you're going through something really tough, something funny just happens and you have to laugh." It's clear that that atmosphere was welcome on set; Jason Statham visibly cracks up in the movie when Dwayne Johnson shoots him a tough guy one-liner, and it's those moments that make Gray's contribution to the series really shine through.The Fate of the Furious will speed into theaters on April 14.

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Marvel Studios has a track record for making good films. Not great films  the only one that flirts with greatness is Guardians of the Galaxy  but consistently pleasing popcorn fare. There is nothing wrong with that. Easily digestible blockbuster fun is what a lot of people want out of the moviegoing experience, and SMH is no exception. But, once you start scratching away at the surface, Spider-Man: Homecoming begins to show more than a few cracks. Lets stay positive for now because there is a lot to like about Spider-Man: Homecoming. Tom Holland nails the boyish charm of Peter Parker and the childish power fantasy of being Spider-Man. The films tone backs him up as it stays consistently light without feeling too geared to little kids. And there is a lot of humor to be found in the film. Maybe too much but when the jokes do land, they are a hoot. Youre going to get a big kick out of Captain Americas appearances in the movie.But, the film does have problems. The driving plot  Spidey stopping the Vulture from selling high-tech weaponry  sounds more interesting in concept than execution. While Michael Keaton is a treat as Adrian Toomes, hes fairly restrained for most of the films running time. He gets one or two moments of over-the-top goodness, but hes pretty one-note as far as his character arc is concerned. And the actual story between him and Peter is the least enthralling element of the movie. They have a single good scene together (no spoilers) but its a small character moment thats a hundred times better than any of their duels. Their rivalry is also hindered by some misguided direction during some of the big action scenes. A lot of Spider-Man: Homecomings fight scenes take place at night and the frame is a little too dark during these bits. That issue is exacerbated by a lot of frantic editing and staging. The ideas behind the fight scenes are often cool but they get bogged down by some clunky filmmaking choices. Spider-Man: Homecoming gets a 3 out of 5. It isnt bad. Its safe, unsurprising, and a little choppy at times but never bad. If youre a big fan of the Marvel Studios films or the character of Spider-Man, youll probably love it. If youre a film fan, youll enjoy it despite its noticeable flaws and missteps. But man, just wait for that post-credits stinger. Its a doozy.

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In Squid Game Season 2, Lee Byung-hun starred as the Front Man—also known as In-ho and Young-il. Lee, along with actor Lee Seo-hwan (Park Jung-bae), discussed some of the Front Man's major scenes and whether he experienced real happiness during the games.

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Trailers that get HONEST about what you're really getting from the movie when you buy a ticket. This week is The Last of Us

Honest Trailers | The Last of Us

he Chat With Us breaks down the finale (Episode 9) of The Last of Us, including Joel’s (Pedro Pascal) choice to save Ellie (Bella Ramsey). Merle Dandridge, who plays Marlene, weighs in on her character's showdown with Joel. The Chat With Us is a weekly The Last of Us after show from GameSpot and TV Guide, powered by Fandom.

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