It's wild that Destiny 2's biggest ever quality-of-life update is the one that ends the game
We're finally getting some much needed improvements. It's just a shame about the timing.
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Lego’s Smart Play Pokémon can train and battle, but don’t do the one thing I wish they could
When Lego announced its tech-packed Smart Bricks at CES, we were impressed by the potential - enough to give it our Best in Show award. But when the first Star Wars sets actually launched in March, we were less enamored. All that promise of clever interaction and creative play
BTS to Take Over Las Vegas (Again) as iHeartRadio Festival Headliners
Cardi B, Lainey Wilson, Benson Boone, Zara Larsson, and more will also perform at the two-day event in September
Hyped Marvel Fans Get Trolled When Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Reveal Turns Out To Be A Tease For Coffee
The big crossover movie is coming to theaters on December 18
Why researcher independence doesn't start or end with a PhD
A Ph.D. is often treated as the point where scholars become "independent." Yet, a new study by Hiroshima University shows that achieving independence is far less simple and tidy, unfolding instead as a long, uneven, river-like journey shaped by relationships, risks and
Biohybrid microrobots repair spinal cord by combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles
Spinal cord injuries can have devastating consequences for those affected. Nerve cells in the spinal cord rarely regenerate naturally, while scarring often prevents the regrowth of nerve fibers. Modern therapies attempt to influence implanted stem cells using electrical
Critical Role reveals challenge behind scheduling in Campaign 4
If you thought you had it bad getting your players together for Dungeons & Dragons, then try being Critical Role who has to do that with 14 players.
DarkFlash unveils another Sanrio PC case collaboration, but I dread to think what a pretty penny it will cost to build a full Cinnamoroll gaming rig
Cute as a button.
How to clear the Mourner's Mile Spike Vault in Mina the Hollower
To get to the Queensbury Crypt in Mina the Hollower, you need to solve the puzzle in the Spike Vault. Here's how to lower the spikes.
Clint Eastwood, 96, has officially retired from acting and directing according to son
After a career spanning seven decades, it would seem that Clint Eastwood has retired from movies – both in front and behind the camera.
Black Crowes Draw Boos And Walkouts In Tampa Over America Remarks
On Sunday night, veteran Atlanta blues-rockers the Black Crowes played Tampa's MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre as part of their Southern Hospitality tour. (The previous night, Kid Rock played the same venue.) After the Black Crowes played their song "Soul Singing," their
New ways to remove CO2 from atmosphere must grow much faster, report says
Novel forms of CO 2 removal must expand at ‘highly ambitious rates’ if world is to limit global heating to 1.5C, says study Humanity must suck carbon out of the atmosphere with new technologies even faster than the breakneck speed with which it has deployed solar panels if it
Rotterdam Tiger Award Winner Paz Fábrega Sets ‘To the Future’ With Spain’s Edna Cinema and Uruguay’s La Mayor Cine Ahead of ECAM Forum (EXCLUSIVE)
Paz Fábrega, the first Costa Rican filmmaker to scoop a VPRO Tiger Award in Rotterdam, for her debut “Cold Water of the Sea (“Agua fria de mar”) in 2010, has secure further funding for her fourth feature “To the Future” (“Al Futuro”) from PUA-the Uruguayan Audiovisual Program,
Black Florida voters should close this door that gerrymandering opened
She used a Republican attack on Black voting power as her personal staircase to a safer seat.
A New Chart Shows What Every PlayStation Fan Has Been Feeling This Generation
First-party sales have slumped amid long development times and scrapped projects
‘Twin Peaks’ Actor Owain Rhys Davies Dies at 44; Family Says It Was Sudden and ‘There Are Still Questions That Remain Unanswered’
Owain Rhys Davies, a Welsh actor who appeared in “Twin Peaks: The Return” and “The OA,” died suddenly over the weekend, according to the BBC. He was 44. Davies was best known for playing FBI Agent Wilson in the 2017 revival of David Lynch’s iconic series “Twin Peaks,” appearing
Trump amends tariffs on imported steel, aluminum, copper
President Trump on Monday adjusted tariffs on some aluminum, copper and steel imports. In a proclamation, the president lowered tariffs on some aluminum and steel derivative products, including agricultural equipment and certain heating, air conditioning and ventilation (HVAC)
Re the Patagonia vs. Pattie Gonia case : the company...
Re the Patagonia vs. Pattie Gonia case : the company should sponsor her environmental efforts and part of that is a trademark agreement where each side compromises a little bit; Pattie can keep doing her thing and Patagonia is seen as an ally again.
China's highest bridge attracts millions of visitors
China's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge has cut travel times, expanded 5G access and helped boost tourism and business in rural Guizhou.
Two people shot dead in Kenya protests against Ebola plan
Kenyan police shot and killed two people who were protesting a US-backed plan to establish an Ebola quarantine facility in central Kenya.
How to save in Mina the Hollower
Although Mina the Hollower doesn't feature a manual save button, you can trigger autosave instead.
Asus outs 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with new LG RGB-stripe panel, but it's a bit behind on brightness
Beaten by Samsung's latest QD-OLED tech, already...
Magyar teases imminent deal on Hungarian minority to lift veto on Kyiv's EU accession
Magyar says he is "very optimistic" about a deal on minority rights in Ukraine after years of political impasse. An agreement between Budapest and Kyiv on the delicate matter would allow for EU accession talks to begin.
Nanoparticles boost delivery of lung cancer drugs 30-fold
Lung cancer remains one of the world's deadliest cancers, yet despite decades of effort to develop new drugs, many fail because they don't stay in the body long enough to be effective or because they damage healthy organs. Now, Adelaide University researchers have developed a
