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Rumour: Diablo IV Is Reportedly Coming To Switch 2 “Very Soon”
A new rumour suggests Blizzard’s action-RPG Diablo IV is heading to the Nintendo Switch 2 in the near future, according to an “exclusive” report from Dealabs leaker billbil-kun. This follows earlier hints from ratings that surfaced on Indonesian and Taiwanese classification boards, adding weight to speculation about a port to Nintendo’s new console, though Activision…
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The Odyssey Translator Emily Wilson Slams Christopher Nolan’s Understanding of Zeus’ Law
Homeric scholar Emily Wilson, whose acclaimed 2017 translation of *The Odyssey* Christopher Nolan has cited as an influence on his 2026 film adaptation, has renewed her criticism of the director’s work, this time focusing on his depiction of “Zeus’ Law”. Writing in The Atlantic, Wilson argues that Nolan misconstrues xenia, the ancient Greek code of…
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HBO Max Officially Revives the Best Sci-Fi Trilogy of the 2010s
HBO Max has added the complete *Maze Runner* trilogy to its streaming library, bringing renewed attention to the dystopian sci-fi franchise that ran through the 2010s. Directed by Wes Ball and adapted from James Dashner’s novels, the series follows Thomas, a teenager who wakes up with no memory inside a mysterious maze called the Glade,…
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Dark Souls-style extraction RPG with mixed Steam reviews celebrates 1 million players with a roadmap to make those reviews less mixed
Grab yourself some free goodies to mark the milestone
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Your Shot Returns To The US For 2026, Expanding To Denver And Miami
Your Shot, the beginner-friendly DJ academy and competition, is returning to the US for a second season in 2026, expanding from its original two cities to four by adding Denver and Miami alongside returning stops in Los Angeles and New York. The programme, founded in Australia in 2010, takes complete newcomers through a structured course…
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10 Forgotten 2000s Sitcoms That Have Aged Like Milk
This Collider listicle looks back at ten American sitcoms from the 2000s that failed to stand the test of time, either through weak premises, poor writing, or being overshadowed by problematic elements involving their stars. It contrasts these forgotten flops with genuine hits of the era, such as The Office and 30 Rock, to argue…
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Michael Bublé’s Relationship “Predicament” Inspired This Early Hit in 2009
Michael Bublé’s 2009 single “Haven’t Met You Yet” was inspired by his early, seemingly implausible connection with actress Luisana Lopilato, whom he later married in 2011. The song, from his album Crazy Love, became his first Top 25 hit in the United States, marking a breakthrough moment in a career that already included moderate successes…
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‘Love Island’ Season 8 Winner Bryce Alakai Is Going on His Debut DJ Tour: See the Dates
Bryce Alakai, the DJ and producer known offstage as Bryce Dettloff who won season eight of Love Island USA alongside girlfriend Trinity Tatum, has announced his first North American headline tour. The run marks his formal step into a music career following his reality TV fame, building on momentum from a remix he made with…
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Scabby the Rat Stalks ‘Chicago’ Shows as PAs Decry Work Hour Cuts
The union representing production assistants on NBC’s “Chicago Med” and “Chicago Fire” has staged a public protest, including placing a “Scabby the Rat” inflatable outside production locations, alleging that members lost guaranteed work hours after unionising. LiUNA Local 724 says the shows had previously guaranteed PAs 12- and 14-hour days, providing overtime pay on top…
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Joe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Led Him to Seek Therapy for the First Time
Joe Jonas has revealed that disappointing sales for his 2011 solo debut album, Fastlife, were the catalyst that first led him to start therapy. Speaking on the “Hey Jonas!” podcast alongside brothers Kevin and Nick, he explained that the album’s lukewarm reception, following years of guaranteed success with the Jonas Brothers, triggered a personal crisis…