Baldur’s Gate 3 is a revelation, one that transports you to a fascinating world bristling with potential. It’s the kind of game that comes around once in a decade, reveling in player choice and even failure. What Larian Studios achieved here isn’t just a great role-playing experience but a visionary one that will influence developers for years — even decades.

Tiffany Haddish is quite the busy bee.

The actress just appeared in Disney’s new Haunted Mansion movie and had her own spotlight episode on The Afterparty Season 2 on Apple TV+, but her newest role is something completely different: hardworking mom Beth Campbell in Cory Finley’s touching sci-fi drama Landscape With Invisible Hand.

Beth used to have a high-paying law job, but after an incremental invasion by weird-looking, bureaucratic aliens, she’s forced to go back to basics to provide for her two children. “I don't play a mother often, only every now and then,” Haddish tells Inverse in an interview conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike. “And this mother is struggling to keep her children alive. She wants to see them thrive and she's struggling.”

But while she’s taking on more mother roles on screen, in her personal life, she has a maternal influence over a hive of bees. Thanks to a local partnership, she has in-house pollinators to help out with her rich gardens and create her own honey that’s totally unique — and, thanks to a special flower, could even have some mythical powers.