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It’s hard jumping into a multiplayer shooter that some people have been playing at a high level for months. You better at least know the basics before you get your behind kicked. And the basics in Battlefield 2042 aren’t all that self-explanatory, especially for longtime Battlefield -heads. This game, which was met with disappointment at launch but has seen a recent revitalization due to the launch of Season 1 , made some huge changes to the series formula, with specialists being possibly the biggest one of all. Before you hop onto that cheap copy of Battlefield 2042 you just bought in the boring summer doldrums, here are the main things you need to know about specialists in the game so you don’t get confused before your boots are even on the virtual ground. What are specialists in Battlefield 2042 ? I could just tell you that specialists are the characters you can play as in multiplayer matches, but that would still leave you out to dry when it comes time to actually start

Joe Keery first stepped into the spotlight in 2016 when he starred as Steve Harrington in the debut season of "Stranger Things," but before that he was a theater student at DePaul University in Chicago. There, he starred as Melchior in a production of "Spring Awakening." See photos of Keery in the 2012 production of the musical ahead. "Spring Awakening" tells the story of a group of German teenagers in the late 19th century who are struggling with growing up in a world where their parents aren't honest with them about sex, sexuality, abuse, and other issues they're dealing with. The character Kerry played, Melchior, is smart but rebellious. He falls in love with Wendla, with dire consequences. The musical uses rock music to modernize the story. Though there are no videos of Keery's performance available online, DePaul's student newspaper, The DePaulia , gave the show a positive review and called Keery "dynamic," praising his

When you watch "The Bear," the new FX show now streaming on Hulu , you might wonder if it was really Ayo Edebiri, who plays Sydney, chopping all those onions. It's a lot of onions. "Yes it was. It really was," she tells POPSUGAR. "What you did not see was also me crying and being like 'Why are my eyes rebelling against me?'" Before that day of shooting, Edebiri had thought she'd cut enough onions that her eyes were permanently immune to their tear-jerking effects. "Maybe because of the ventilation in the studio where we were shooting or something, my eyes were just suffering that day." "I'm a person who plans. I color-coordinate. I've got a scrapbook. I've got stickers. I write a lot of stuff down, and Sydney does, too." "The Bear" follows Carmine, aka Carmy ("Shameless" alum Jeremy Allen White ), a classically trained chef who comes home to Chicago to take over the family restauran

Sesame Street is back with another Word of the Day, this time teaching the concept of diversity. CODA star Troy Kotsur joined the Count and Rosita, discussing the idea of differences, acceptance, and friendship. In the clip, Kotsur — who won an Oscar , a BAFTA, and numerous other awards for his CODA performance — uses American Sign Language (ASL) to explain communication and understanding differences. The Count and Rosita, in turn, talk about where they're from, what languages they speak, and what makes them who they are. "One thing that we have in common is that we're all friends," Kotsur said.

The new HBO Max adaptation of "Father of the Bride" stars Adria Arjona , Diego Boneta Isabela Merced , and Chloe Fineman . Since its release, the film has broken worldwide streaming records and was among the top 10 most-watched title launches on HBO Max in Mexico. Arjona and Boneta play a couple from two different Latinx families . Merced plays the bride's sister, and Fineman plays as the wedding planner. The cast sat down with us to recall the most memorable weddings they attended and what they love most about the happy event. Watch them open up about cultures colliding within their own families and how they formed an authentic family among a collection of Latinx actors on set.