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Kim Kardashian shows off cleavage in plunging top and more star snaps

Kim Kardashian embraces a low-cut look, showing off cleavage in a plunging top. Millie Bobby Brown catches the sunset with her daughter, while Trisha Paytas marks 20 years on YouTube with a new jacket. Billie Eilish rocks a pink bomber and Selena Gomez pauses to touch up her lippie. Michelle

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Christopher Judge hints at new God of War project, but news broke awkwardly

God of War—the original hack and slash games, not the 2018 reboot—is getting a remake that will feature TC Carson, the original voice of Kratos. Christopher Judge, however, has "hinted" at a new God of War project we might be hearing about this year. Judge said,

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Andrew’s aghast eyes echo The Scream — an arrest photo as royal portrait

Phil Noble’s photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaving Aylsham police station in the back of his Range Rover captures a startling, private moment. Noble’s harsh, blinding flash paints Andrew in pink, red and white; his skin looks sickly, his eyes hollow and red, and his hands are steepled as

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BotW is closer to the 1986 Legend of Zelda than any other Zelda game

In Kyoto in the mid-1980s, Shigeru Miyamoto, Takashi Tezuka and their team designed two very different games: one a headlong, linear obstacle course, the other a nonlinear maze of exploration. Super Mario Bros. became a phenomenon; The Legend of Zelda sold far fewer copies but set out a bold, unruly

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Fans spot possible new Arc in Arc Raiders' Shrouded Sky teaser

The Arc Raiders roadmap lists a "new Arc threat" due this month, and players believe the Shrouded Sky teaser posted yesterday may have given a first glimpse of it. At the nine-second mark a light sits behind some grass and a broken-down car, changing from yellow to red

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Toy Story 5’s First Trailer Pits Woody Against an Evil Tablet

Pixar's first trailer for Toy Story 5 sets the toys against a new rival: a shiny tablet named Lilypad. The film picks up with most of Andy's old toys living with their new owner Bonnie, who is a little older now and more interested in the

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Shifting Gears Season 2 Finale Suggests Sitcom Has More Life

Two weeks after Shifting Gears closed out its sophomore run, fans remained worried about the show's future after a slow December on the streaming charts. Season 2 premiered on October 1, 2025, months after the series was renewed in April and its Season 1 premiere in January. ABC

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Gates of Krystalia offers a glimpse at the future of indie TTRPGs

Gates of Krystalia is an isekai-themed tabletop RPG created by Andrea Ruggeri and Alberto Dianin that mixes a traditional 52-card deck with AI-generated imagery. The project already spans a Core Rulebook and a second volume, Part Deux, which establishes a multiverse, and the third book, Lumina, recently launched a Kickstarter

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‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’ Review

Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert assembles newly restored performance footage unearthed while he was making his earlier Elvis biopic. The negatives were found in Warner Bros. vaults buried in underground salt mines in Kansas and, together with material from the Graceland Archives, were cleaned up for this

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How Newly Found Footage Became ‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’

Baz Luhrmann discovered a trove of unused film while researching his 2022 Elvis biopic. The reels, now owned by Warner Bros., had been stored in a salt mine in Kansas; Luhrmann paid to have researchers access the vault and found 69 boxes of 35-millimeter and 16-millimeter material, much of it

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Doug Cockle completed The Witcher 3 and got the best ending

It must be incredibly weird to play a game and constantly hear your own voice—especially when that game is as long as The Witcher 3. But that didn't stop the best version of Geralt of Rivia, Doug Cockle, from playing through the entirety of the game and

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Mixtape director on crafting the game's nostalgic coming-of-age story

Johnny Galvatron apologized when told someone had been listening to his old band. Before making games, he was the vocalist and guitar player for the Australian rock band The Galvatrons. Those youthful cringes—high school haircuts and early pop‑punk bands—are also the starting point for Mixtape, which treats

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Will Marathon's PvP focus pull players from Arc Raiders?

Marathon is almost here, and the extraction shooter aims to prove it's got more than just a killer aesthetic. As a server slam weekend approaches a few days before launch, many in the Arc Raiders community are deciding whether they'll try Bungie's game when

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Surprising things about living in Paris, according to an American

I'm an American who's lived in Paris for almost a decade, and my time here has been full of surprises: long lunches, people picking up fresh baguettes often, and a steady habit of dressing more polished than I expected. Locals rarely wear sweatpants or leggings in

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Burbank, the Sims-like from XCOM dev Jake Solomon, has been canceled

Jake Solomon, one of the designers behind XCOM: Enemy Unknown and Marvel's Midnight Suns, left Firaxis Games in 2023 to start Midsummer Studios. The team was developing Burbank, a life sim framed like The Truman Show, but Solomon announced the studio will be closing and Burbank has been

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Psycho Killer called 'a nothing burger of a movie' in early reviews

Psycho Killer, directed by Gavin Polone and written by Andrew Kevin Walker, follows Georgina Campbell’s Jane, a highway patrol officer who sets out to hunt the man who brutally murdered her husband. It soon becomes clear the attack wasn’t an isolated incident, and Jane finds herself in a

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Liam Neeson and a Star-Studded Cast Launched a Forgotten 2010 Fantasy Franchise

In the early 2000s Hollywood seemed torn between comic-book blockbusters and mythic spectacle: Iron Man made nearly $600 million, 300 made almost $500 million, and James Cameron’s Avatar made seemingly endless sums. Louis Leterrier’s 2010 remake of Clash of the Titans rode that uncertain moment, betting on several

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Inside the USS Lionfish, a Balao-class WWII submarine

The USS Lionfish is a Balao-class submarine docked at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts. Commissioned in 1944, the 311-foot-long boat earned one battle star in World War II, sank a Japanese submarine, rescued the crew of a downed B-29, and later served as a training vessel. Submarines like the

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Five board games to brighten a dull, rainy weekend

It's that horrible time of year where things are glum 'n gray with spring just out of reach, so there's nothing for it but waiting out the weather with a good board game. If you want to add a little coziness to a dreary weekend,

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Slay the Spire 2 Enters Early Access on March 5

Slay the Spire 2 will enter Early Access on Steam on March 5, the studio announced, the same day Marathon and Pokémon Pokopia launch. For players interested in more than one of those releases, the timing may force choices about how to spend the day. The announcement comes with a

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Daniel Radcliffe Was Pitched a Karate-Kicking Cowardly Lion in Oz Remake

Daniel Radcliffe could have played a karate-kicking cowardly lion in a bizarre remake of The Wizard of Oz if he had only got on board with "one of the worst ideas" he has ever heard. The pitch was presented to the trio while they were donning their robes

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China’s ‘King of Banned Films’ Wants to Change the Subject

Lou Ye, long dubbed China’s “king of banned films,” has taken an unexpected turn: his newest work is a concert film about the rock band ReTROS, without dialogue and his first nonfiction project after decades of feature filmmaking. He rejects a sharp divide between documentary and fiction, saying that

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Nicolas Cage's 8-Episode Spider-Man Series Does Something New for Marvel

A live-action Spider-Man series starring Nicolas Cage is coming to Prime Video. Titled Spider-Noir, the eight-episode drama adopts a Depression-era, 20th-century noir aesthetic and centers on a Spider-Man called The Spider or Spider-Noir — but he isn’t Peter Parker this time. Cage portrays Ben Reilly, a different take on the

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Nioh 3 sells over 1 million copies in two weeks

Koei Tecmo announced that Nioh 3 has surpassed one million units sold worldwide, making it the fastest-selling entry in the series' history. Its predecessor, Nioh 2, took more than a year to reach two million sales across all platforms, a pace slowed by a delayed PC launch. Nioh 3

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In Tibet, a Writer Finds Peace on a Trek to 18,000 Feet

Seven months after my sister died, my husband asked for a divorce. I tried to be a good wife — careful and polite, waking at 3 a.m. to write a novel while keeping my typing soft so it wouldn’t wake him. We had been together for over 19 years,