February 21, 2025, brings with it exciting updates across the board from streaming entertainment to live concerts, alongside gaming revelations. The audience can expect plenty of options when it’s time for their next entertainment fix.
For those searching for fresh content to watch at home, streaming services are loaded with exciting choices. Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, and Max, just to name a few, provide ample options rangin from horror to comedy. Instead of scrolling endlessly, Mashable offers categorized watch guides to help busy viewers make their selection swiftly.
Taking the spotlight this week among the latest streaming releases is "The Crow," directed by Rupert Sanders. Despite the film's association with the iconic 1994 version, it seems to have not lived up to the original's reputation. Mashable’s own critic described the reboot as "repulsive and abysmal," calling attention to its failure to capture the essence of the first film. Bill Skarsgård stars as the avenged Eric Draven, but critics suggest even his performance can't salvage the film's incoherence. According to Mashable, “Ugly, incoherent, and cynically marketed, this iteration leaves much to be desired.”
Shifting gears, the upcoming Screen Actors Guild Awards on Netflix promises to be another highlight of the week, airing live on February 23. Hosted by the endearing Kristen Bell, this star-studded affair celebrates the major achievements of actors and creators across film and television. Those interested can tune in to catch their favorites and witness inspiring acceptance speeches.
Meanwhile, Cincinnati's concert scene is buzzing with energy as 2025 promises to be epic. With dozens of performances scheduled, fans are spoiled for choice. A highlight on February 21 is Kim Deal's sold-out concert at Woodward Theater. Other shows include "Dude Dad: On Thin Ice Comedy Tour" at Bogart's and the Cincinnati Transit Authority at Memorial Hall, ensuring there's something for everyone.
February is brimming with music and events. The beloved "Dancing with the Stars Live: 2025 Tour" sold out, showcasing the popularity of both the show and its performers. Local talents like Susto and Aaron Watson will also lend their voices to the Cincinnati music calendar.
For comedy lovers, Cincinnati is hosting the "Drag Queens of Comedy," featuring notable names like Lady Bunny and Miss Coco Peru at Memorial Hall on February 25. This event is bound to add laughter to the entertainment lineup.
Switching tracks to gaming, Fortnite fans are gearing up for the launch of Chapter 6, Season 2: Lawless. Scheduled to kick off on February 21, players should prepare for the anticipated downtime before the new season drops. According to NorthJersey.com, the servers will be down for several hours, with high hopes for the return of player-favorite Midas and new features including Crime City and fresh gameplay elements.
Tracing the storylines, Fortnite’s latest installment promises crime-themed excitement, complete with new locations to explore and mechanisms to engage with. The introduction of new skins, including Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat, adds yet another intriguing element to the season, causing fans to scramble for updates and strategies.
Meanwhile, the community continues to stay connected through games like Connections, which challenges players to find commonalities among words. A query for today's difficulty set it at 4 out of 5, pushing amateur puzzlers to hone their skills.
Across entertainment, live events, and gaming, February 21 provides plenty of activities to indulge fans of all tastes. With so much happening, viewers and attendees have much to appreciate, ensuring every moment is well invested.