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Rings of Power Season 3 Teases All-Out War and a New Balrog Voice
entertainment1 month ago

Rings of Power Season 3 Teases All-Out War and a New Balrog Voice

The Rings of Power Season 3 trailer reveals Middle-earth at the height of the War of the Elves and Sauron, with Galadriel leading forces against the Dark Lord as Sauron forges the One Ring; Balrog will be voiced by Simon Pegg, and the season premieres globally on November 11, 2026, with work already underway on a potential fourth season.

"Fan-Favorite Star Exits 'Rings of Power' Ahead of Season 2"
tv-news2 years ago

"Fan-Favorite Star Exits 'Rings of Power' Ahead of Season 2"

Nazanin Boniadi, who played Bronwyn in the first season of "The Rings of Power," will not return for Season 2 after stepping away from acting in 2022 to focus on activism. Despite her absence, the new season will feature the return of characters like Sauron and introduce new ones, including Tom Bombadil. The show will continue to explore the rise of Sauron and the creation of the Rings of Power.

New Butterfly Species Named After Lord of the Rings Villain.
science-and-nature3 years ago

New Butterfly Species Named After Lord of the Rings Villain.

Two new butterfly species have been named after the villain Sauron from the Lord of the Rings novels. The Saurona genus was chosen because the black rings on the butterfly's orange wings reminded scientists of the all-seeing eye described in JRR Tolkien's books. The Natural History Museum in London hopes the unusual title will draw attention to the species and help generate more research.

New Butterfly Species Named After Lord of the Rings Villain.
science-and-nature3 years ago

New Butterfly Species Named After Lord of the Rings Villain.

Two new butterfly species have been named after the villain Sauron from the Lord of the Rings novels. The Saurona genus was chosen because the black rings on the butterfly's orange wings reminded scientists of the all-seeing eye described in JRR Tolkien's books. The Natural History Museum in London hopes the unusual title will draw attention to the species and help generate more research.