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Rockstar have stayed mum on GTA 6 multiplayer, but they might be hedging their bets with a new GTA Online heist that boasts a “unique new level of replayability”
Multiplayer crime sandbox and massive money sink GTA Online is getting its first new heist mission in a little while next week, with balaclavas set to be donned on July 14th. The target of this shady op’s is the art gallery dubbed the Kortz Center, which you might remember as the setting for that one…
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4 Country Songs From 1983 That Every Elder Millennial Can Still Sing Word for Word
Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton were behind one of the biggest hit country songs of 1983 It has been more than 40 years since these songs topped the country chart in 1983, but their lyrics are still deep in our memories. The post 4 Country Songs From 1983 That Every Elder Millennial Can Still Sing…
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Fery’s a ‘fighter and could have one heck of a career’ – Agassi
Tim Henman and Andre Agassi say Alexander Zverev’s serving strength proved decisive against Arthur Fery, but believe the British wildcard ‘could have one heck of a career’ following the men’s singles semi-final.
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Nick Hakim – “Endlessly Waiting” & “The Reason”
In a couple of weeks, the ultra-talented Queens musician and widespread collaborator Nick Hakim will release his very cool new album I Can See. When he’s not assisting other artists, Hakim makes woozy, delicate psychedelic soul, and he pushes that sound ever further inward on the new record. He sounds like Marvin Gaye sleepily murmuring…
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Bethesda’s last Skyrim concept artist has been laid off after “almost 18 years of dedication to The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Starfield” amid Xbox cuts: “It has been my honor”
Ray Lederer contributed to several of the studio’s biggest games
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Billy Corgan Is “Really Impressed” by Sphere Artists, Says “Pumpkins Could Put on a Show that Nobody Else Would”
“With that level of production, it would be like a goth winter in there and I think we’re probably the only band that could pull that off at that level.” Billy Corgan Is “Really Impressed” by Sphere Artists, Says “Pumpkins Could Put on a Show that Nobody Else Would” Ben Kaye
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The Infamous Video Game Adaptation That Roger Ebert Called “Art” Is a Sudden Streaming Hit
The critically panned video game adaptation Hitman, which found a supporter in Roger Ebert, is seeing a spike in viewership on streaming.
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Defeated Republican’s acid parting shot at demon hunting rival who clinched nomination: ‘I still haven’t killed anyone’
The closest Republican gubernatorial primary in Colorado history has finally come to an end – but the bitter battle is far from over.
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What Watching a Soccer Final Does to Your Body, According to Science
A recent study tracked hundreds of soccer fans until their favorite team reached the final of a tournament. Their stress levels skyrocketed, and their heart rates jumped too.
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HYPOCRISY’s PETER TÄGTGREN Explains Long Gaps Between Studio Albums: ‘You Become More Picky Of What You Write’
In a new interview with Kacper Dworniczak of Strefa Music Art, HYPOCRISY frontman Peter Tägtgren addressed the reason for the long gap between the band’s last two albums, with 2021’s “Worship” arriving eight years after 2013’s “End Of Disclosure”. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “You b…