Tonight on CBS their reboot of the classic series Magnum P.I. airs with an all-new Friday, January 7, 2022, episode and we have your Magnum P.I. recap below. On tonight’s Magnum P.I. season 4 episode 10 “Dream Lover,” as per the CBS synopsis, “When a woman hires Magnum and Higgins to locate a man she met briefly at a coffee shop and felt a spark with, they learn that he is hiding a big secret; Higgins keeps a secret of her own after she has a romantic dream about Magnum.

Sexyy Red is easily one of the funniest rappers out right now. Overall, this is something that can be observed in her raps. However, it is also something that is easily observable on her Twitter account. She is constantly posting memes and she has no problem getting into some feuds with her fans. Even if she might offend someone, she doesn't really care. Instead, she posts whatever her heart desires and if someone has a problem with that, then so be it.

Our favorite summertime show is hitting our television screens for a spin-off this winter, and fans of the Big Brother franchise seriously cannot contain their excitement — it is sure to be nothing short of spectacular! Recommended Videos Big Brother: Reindeer Games adds a bit of Christmas cheer to the beloved competition series, however, it follows a slightly different format than the show we have grown to know and love… There will be no live feeds, because the contestants won’t be living in the house during the duration of Big Brother Reindeer Games.

AGESA 1.0.0.5c to 1.0.0.7: Differences With ASRock's X670E Taichi Firmware Before we head into the testing, we figured it would be a good idea to highlight what we found different (if anything) within the BIOS of ASRock's X670E Taichi motherboard when updating the firmware from each successive version. Although nothing has changed from a GUI perspective, we can at least see some of the main settings that ASRock is presetting once AMD's EXPO memory profiles are enabled.

I've already aired my grievances earlier regarding DigitalStorm's choice of components for the Slade Pro. The mishmash of a consumer level motherboard and memory with a Xeon that accounts for nearly half the system's price tag rubs me the wrong way and feels like a bit of a waste; if you're going to spend that much on a CPU, it should be bolstered not by a high end consumer board or high end consumer memory, but by a full on workstation board and ECC memory.