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Emme appears as 'Oskar Muñiz' in graduation post

Jennifer Lopez’s child Emme appears to be going by a new name. In a March post shared by an Instagram account dedicated to documenting the college decisions of graduating Windward seniors, the 18-year-old was identified as "Oskar Muñiz," with a childhood photo, a future college logo and

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A conversation with Infinity Ward about Call of Duty

Infinity Ward hosted a preview of Modern Warfare 4's 6v6 multiplayer, where play suggested the studio still makes the best-playing games in the series; apex attachments impressed, while some maps felt bland. A 30-minute interview with multiplayer creative director Joe Cecot and design lead Jacky Reynolds explored the

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Emilia Clarke Still 'Absolutely Livid' About Game of Thrones Finale

Most recently, star Emilia Clarke admitted to Variety that she is still "absolutely livid" about her character's fate. Finding a way to wrap up a series as popular as Game of Thrones was never going to be easy: for much of the run, showrunners David Benioff

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Tolkien's Two Towers Were Orthanc and Minas Morgul, Not Barad-dûr

The film makes its choice explicit: Saruman declares 'the union of the two towers' as Orthanc in Isengard and Sauron's stronghold, Barad-dûr. Tolkien, however, left extensive notes showing he intended the two towers to be Orthanc and Minas Morgul, not Barad-dûr. On the dust jacket for

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Matt Brown’s brother Gabe seen talking to police in disappearance probe

Gabe, the brother of 'Alaskan Bush People' alum Matt Brown, was seen talking with police on Thursday at a Washington river location where an unidentified man is said to have gone missing. Gabe is one of the few family members who has maintained a relationship with Matt. Matt’

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The Best New Games Of 2026 (So Far)

Another year has begun, and the Game of the Year watch is underway. This roundup gathers the new games that have resonated so far in 2026 and will be updated as the year progresses toward December. Pragmata refreshes the puzzle‑shooter mix with a daddy‑daughter day in space, pairing

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Dutton Ranch quietly confirms end of a Dutton era

Dutton Ranch has emerged as a worthy successor to the Yellowstone franchise, preserving much of the drama and action that made the original a sensation while carving out its own identity with new elements and characters. Kelly Reilly's Beth Dutton keeps her fire, now tempered by a more

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Which Sci‑Fi Hero Are You Most Like?

Five iconic heroes. Five completely different ways of facing an impossible universe. Eight questions reveal which one shares your instincts, your values, and your particular way of refusing to back down: Paul Atreides, Captain Kirk, Princess Leia, Ellen Ripley, and Max Rockatansky. The quiz asks about how you lead under

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Brooks Nader suffers wardrobe malfunction at Miami Swim Week

Brooks Nader suffered a wardrobe malfunction in the ocean while attending Miami Swim Week, after the strap on her red off-the-shoulder minidress appeared to snap as she frolicked in the surf at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Beach Club at W South Beach. At one point the top fell down while

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New Deep Rock Galactic Shooter Is A Blast, But You Better Bring A Friend

Last week, Deep Rock Galactic’s next big spin-off game launched on Steam. Unlike Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, an excellent Vampire Survivors-like, this new game, Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core, is more like the original sci-fi mining game. The big difference is that Rogue Core is a harder, faster, and

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Spider-Noir's Multiverse Link Hidden in Plain Sight

Spider-Noir clearly belongs to the Marvel multiverse, but the series is coy about the connection. Nicolas Cage's Ben Reilly lives in a 1930s-inspired reality that largely avoids the more overtly sci-fi elements of other Marvel entries, yet the pilot quietly cements ties to the interconnected universes seen elsewhere.

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Which Sci‑Fi World Would You Survive?

A sci‑fi survival quiz asks eight questions to place you in one of five fictional universes: The Matrix, Mad Max, Blade Runner, Dune, or Star Wars. Questions probe instincts and priorities — whether you value knowledge, fuel, trust, water, or mobility — and what kind of threat keeps you awake, from

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Bear Brown says Matt distanced himself after family tried to help

Bear Brown addressed several "rumors" about his relationship with Matt Brown amid his brother's disappearance, saying "that's just not true" and that "we don't publicize everything." Matt is suspected to be dead following a suspicious livestream appearance. bear

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Old School RuneScape is winning its long fight against MMO bots

Old School RuneScape has long suffered from scripted bot accounts that generate gold for a gray market, causing congestion at popular in-game areas and wild swings in the trade economy. For the first time in a very long time, an extinction-class meteor seems to have hit the bot armies: two

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I Love Mina The Hollower’s Bad-Joke-Telling Jump-Scare Clown

Mina the Hollower is a very funny game. Its characters are real weirdos with big personalities, and a lot of them have lines that are either directly funny or at least darkly so. The game leans on the physical comedy of enemies leaping out at you and knocking you into

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Book 'em, Danno! 'Hawaii Five-0' Is Coming to Netflix

Hawaii Five-0 will return to Netflix on June 1, 2026. Developed by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Peter M. Lenkov, the series follows the Hawaii Five-0 Task Force, a fictional Hawaii Department of Public Safety major-crimes unit that reports only to the Governor; Alex O'Loughlin stars as Lieutenant

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Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds Is Being Remade as a Horror Miniseries

One of Alfred Hitchcock's most acclaimed horror films is being adapted as a limited series, 63 years after its 1963 release: The Birds. A new package based on the avian-themed film is seeking buyers, with Succession Emmy winner Sarah Snook attached to star. Tom Spezialy, who co-created and

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Victoria Beckham is quite obsessed with this hair hack

Victoria Beckham’s everyday beauty go‑to is a microfiber hair towel that starts at around $25. “It’s just gentler on your hair, so I’ve become quite obsessed with it actually,” she said, after crediting her hairstylist Ken Paves for the tip. She noted the fast‑drying textile

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Nicolas Cage names Andrew Garfield his favorite live-action Spider-Man

Nicolas Cage has named Andrew Garfield his favorite live-action Spider-Man. "I thought Andrew Garfield was a really great Spider-Man," Cage told Complex. "I thought he did a terrific job. He's a marvelous actor. For all the younger Peter Parker Spider-Men, he was the one that

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The End of Oak Street Debuts New Looks at Dinosaur Mayhem

David Robert Mitchell's new sci‑fi film, now titled The End of Oak Street (originally Flowervale Street), has released fresh images and a brief preview that tease dinosaur mayhem set against a suburban landscape. Mitchell, whose breakout was 2014's It Follows and who followed with Under

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James Cameron Calls Gravity the Best Space Film Ever

James Cameron said Gravity left him "stunned, absolutely floored," calling it "the best space photography ever done, I think it’s the best space film ever done," after a private screening, he told Variety. As the title suggests, the film unfolds in the vast depths of

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Paige DeSorbo calls $50 QIY loafers her 'go-to' summer shoe

Paige DeSorbo took to Amazon Live last week to discuss her "trending summer fashion" picks and highlighted the QIY Slip-On Loafer Mules as "My go-to shoe for the summer." The "Giggly Squad" host said that when she’s not wearing either ballet flats or

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Bungie vet says original Halo outshines Campaign Evolved's modern graphics

During an appearance on the Mint Blitz podcast, former Bungie design lead Niles Sankey, who was with the company from 2006 to 2015, shared his impressions of the upcoming Halo remake. He has seen the same gameplay footage as everyone else, and while impressed by the visual fidelity, he worries

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How Nicolas Cage's 'Spider-Noir' built a dual-format viewing experience

Prime Video’s new superhero series "Spider-Noir" stars Nicolas Cage as a down-on-his-luck private investigator version of Spider-Man in 1930s New York. Viewers can choose to watch each episode in black-and-white or in color, giving the audience a direct role in how the story is experienced. Production designer

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Backrooms ending explained: what happened to Clark and Mary

Backrooms, A24’s liminal horror from director Kane Parsons, follows jaded furniture salesman Clark and his therapist Mary as they confront an extradimensional maze that mirrors familiar rooms in distorted form. While Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor) finds a portal through a solid wall in his store, Mary (Renate Reinsve) enters the