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Did Tulsa King Season 2 Episode 8 fire you up for more — or leave you scratching your head?

The finale was a curious mix of thrilling twists and head-scratching moments.

If I had to pick a theme, it would undoubtedly be “negotiation” — but for all the deals being made and broken, no one seemed to walk away with exactly what they wanted.

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Instead, we were left with a storm of upheaval, a jolting ending, and more questions than answers.

And yet, isn’t that exactly why we keep coming back? Tulsa King doesn’t do neat, tidy resolutions — it does chaos.

Dwight’s dream of achieving peace and stability?

That was obliterated before it even had a chance to take root.

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What unfolded was less of a finale and more of a dramatic reshuffling, scattering characters and alliances across the board.

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Megan Fox is well-known for her fierce roles in Hollywood and her personal life, where she juggles a busy career with raising three sons. Recently, she announced that she’s expecting her first child with fiancé Machine Gun Kelly (Mgk), adding to her family and marking her fourth child. Her three sons with ex-husband Brian Austin Green—Noah, Bodhi, and Journey—have become a significant part of her life and identity. Here, we explore the special significance behind the name “Bodhi” for her middle son and delve into her journey of co-parenting with Green, their split, and the unique personalities of each of her children.

Megan Fox’s Journey as a Mom to Three Boys Megan Fox as Mikaela in Transformers (Credits: Paramount Pictures)

Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green share three sons: Noah Shannon, Bodhi Ransom, and Journey River. The boys are close in age and bring endless energy into her life.

We recently ranked the movies of the late, great Patrick Swayze, and the film that came in at number 1 was Kathryn Bigelow's high-octane action pic "Point Break." It's hard to argue with that result: "Point Break" absolutely rules from beginning to end. In Bigelow's 1991 classic, Keanu Reeves plays an FBI agent who goes undercover as a surfer. Sounds silly, right? Well, stick with me. There's a gang of thrill-seeking surfers who moonlight as bank robbers, and Reeves figures he can get close to them by learning to surf. Okay, yes, it does sound silly. And yet, the movie absolutely rules and rips and rocks. 

Patrick Swayze plays Bodhi, the very zen leader of the bank robbers who forms a bond with Reeves' character. There's a lot to love about the film, and Swayze's performance is at the top of the list. As it turns out, filming the stunt-heavy "Point Break...

Exclusive: “Quite a can of worms,” observed a British casting director of a scandal that, until February, was unknown to his profession. The 30-year industry veteran was talking about the practice of agents sending clients fake invitations to record self-tape auditions.

Deadline first exposed the issue in an investigation on Bodhi Talent, a boutique agency based in Manchester. Founder Archie Purnell was accused of copying legitimate self-tape invites and pasting them in emails to clients who had not been called to audition. One actor rumbled the ruse when an audition landed in her inbox 30 minutes after the deadline for submissions had passed.

Twisting open the Bodhi-shaped Russian doll revealed similar concerns about a larger agency: International Artists Management (Iam). The London-based company claims to have 400 clients on its books and is run by Luc Chaudhary, a reported millionaire once engaged to Silent Witness star Emilia Fox.

Iam went further...