Dave the Diver developer explains what's new in the In the Jungle DLC
The expansion adds an estimated 10-hour story with new sea creatures, a different restaurant, a puppy to play Duck Hunt with, and more digital cards.
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Manga Author Behind One Of This Season’s Most Popular Anime Gets Bullied Off Of Social Media
The author behind the recently adapted manga Go For It, Nakamura-kun!! deleted her account ahead of the anime's latest episode, which featured a suggestive scene between a teacher and a student
Microsoft offers voluntary retirement to long-serving employees
Microsoft is changing up its annual rewards and performance programs today, and offering long-serving employees in the US the ability to voluntarily retire. It's the first time in Microsoft's more than 50-year history that the company has offered such a voluntary retirement
China gets around Iran blockade as Gulf courts Beijing
Beijing is responding to the Iran war on two fronts: economically, sustaining Iranian oil flows and its Strait of Hormuz routes despite the US blockade; and diplomatically, deepening ties with Gulf states.
Azerbaijan Destroys Armenian Holy Mother of God Church in Artsakh
Satellite imagery confirms that the regime demolished the church in Artsakh’s former capital city of Stepanakert.
South Africa's president suspends police chief after court charges
Cyril Ramaphosa said the suspension was because of the critical role Fannie Masemola plays in fighting crime.
Critical Role's Legend of Vox Machina teases season 4's tragic story
The first full trailer for season 4 of The Legend of Vox Machina teases one of the series' most dramatic moments.
US-Kuwaiti journalist held in Kuwait over social media posts acquitted, lawyers say
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin reportedly faced charges, including spreading false information, after he re-posted images related to the Iran war.
Mariska Hargitay ‘Burst Out in Tears’ When Christopher Meloni’s ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Got Canceled: ‘It Took Me by Surprise’
Mariska Hargitay said she cried after seeing Christopher Meloni’s reaction to “Law & Order: Organized Crime” being cancelled. “I saw it and burst out in tears, first of all,” Hargitay told Extra at NBCUniversal’s Emmy Luncheon in L.A on Wednesday. “I immediately burst out in
Here are all the new European flight paths on the horizon this summer
For travellers still undecided about where to venture to in the coming months, these new routes could be the answer.
“Made in Europe” law should be limited to geographically close countries, leading MEP says
French liberal MEP Christophe Grudler, who will lead negotiations on a “Made in Europe” law in the European Parliament, told Euronews the European preference proposed by the European Commission to counter foreign competition in the EU market extends too many non-EU countries.
How to heal in Vampire Crawlers
There are a few ways to heal your HP in Vampire Crawlers. Here's every way to restore your health including chickens and Pummarola cards.
Justin Vernon Details Bob Dylan Covers Show, Shares “Not Dark Yet”
This summer, Eaux Claires , the music festival that Bon Iver main man Justin Vernon co-founded with the National's Aaron Dessner, will make its grand return to Vernon's Eau Claire, Wisconsin hometown. It'll be the first Eaux Claires fest since 2018. Earlier this year, Vernon
'I know a bubble when I see one': US senator's grave warning about the AI industry
Senator Warren fears another '2008-style financial crisis'.
Higher fuel costs due to Iran war mean fewer people will receive aid globally, NRC says
By Gwladys Fouche OSLO, April 23 (Reuters) - The Iran war is having a devastating humanitarian impact globally with higher energy prices making everything from filling the tank of an aid lorry to paying employees and buying food for displaced people costlier, the head of the
‘Simpsons Movie 2’ to Receive $22 Million as California Starts Funding Animation
“The Simpsons Movie 2” will be among the first animated films to receive funding from the state of California, getting $21.9 million from the state’s expanded production incentive program. The sequel is among 38 films — eight studio projects and 30 independents — that will
The U.S. Is World’s Largest Market for African Storytelling Content, Next Narrative Africa Fund Study Says
The United States is the world’s largest market for African storytelling content — accounting for 8.7% of global demand — followed by the U.K., South Africa, Canada, France, Brazil and China. That’s among the takeaways of a study released on Thursday by the Next Narrative
Front Office Sports Takes Big TV Swing With Daily Syndicated Show: Sports Is ‘What’s Really Driving Broadcast Television These Days,’ Jeff Zucker Says (EXCLUSIVE)
Front Office Sports is getting into the daily TV sports news game. The company, the online outlet known for its aggressive coverage of the sports biz, is gearing up to launch a daily TV news program, “Front Office Sports Tonight”: a 30-minute, nationally syndicated show
‘Leaving Neverland’ Director Says ‘Michael’ Moviegoers Turn ‘Deaf Ear’ to Molestation Allegations
"How can you tell an authentic story about Michael Jackson without ever mentioning the fact that he was seriously accused of being a child molester?" Dan Reed says in interview after biopic's release
Waterparks Apologize For Featuring Danny Elfman On New Album
Back in 2023, the composer Nomi Abadi sued veteran film scorer Danny Elfman for failing to pay several installments in a sexual harassment settlement. A few months later, a Jane Doe also accused Elfman of sexual misconduct. Elfman denied Abadi's allegations in a statement to
Meta to track staff’s keystrokes and clicks to train its AI, report
Meta is reportedly using workplace tracking software to collect data from employees in order to train its artificial intelligence systems. The move raises questions about how far companies can go in using staff activity to improve AI tools.
Two Air Force soldiers charged with spying for Iran, IDF says
According to Israel's Defense Ministry, one of the two soldiers 'passed to an Iranian agent military training materials relating to fighter jet systems, alongside footage of installations and areas at a military base'
Wayne Moss, “Pretty Woman” & “Jolene” Guitarist, Dead At 88
Wayne Moss, the legendary and prolific Nashville session guitarist who played on classic records like Roy Orbison's " Oh, Pretty Woman " and Dolly Parton's "Jolene," has passed away. Moss died on Monday, and Roy Orbison's Instagram page broke the news . (Incidentally, Orbison
Warner Bros shareholders approve Paramount's $111bn takeover
The approval came as Donald Trump is to attend a dinner with billionaire Paramount backers the Ellisons.
Leonardo DiCaprio Sent Baskets of Pasta to Nikki Glaser After She Roasted Him for Dating Women Under 30 and Never Revealing Info About His Life
Nikki Glaser revealed on “The Tonight Show” that Leonardo DiCaprio sent her baskets of pasta after the 2026 Golden Globes, which DiCaprio attended as a nominee for “One Battle After Another” and Glaser hosted (her second time, and she’s already set to host for a third in 2027).
Trump Allies Get More Power as Paramount Takes Over Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. shareholders on Thursday approved the company’s $81 billion sale to Paramount, in a massive merger that will seriously alter the media landscape and give Trump-backed billionaire David Ellison even more control over multiple large outlets. The deal will give
