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GTA 6 PS5 Physical Edition Includes a Poster, But It’s Still Not the Map

  • The boxed PS5 edition includes a poster, not a game-world map.
  • It contains a digital code instead of a physical disc.
  • The separate map poster costs $0.99 or comes free with a store purchase.

GTA 6’s PS5 boxed edition will include a double-sided A3 poster, but it does not contain the world map that came with some earlier games in the series. The boxed version uses a digital download code instead of a disc, and the confirmed contents clarify what buyers will…

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Attention Zelda fans! Hallmark Keepsake ornaments are cheaper than ever at Amazon, and Link’s waiting

  • Link’s Tears of the Kingdom ornament is $34.20.
  • Amazon has cut prices on four gaming ornaments.
  • All four are at their lowest prices so far.

Amazon has cut the prices of four Hallmark gaming ornaments to their lowest levels so far, including the Tears of the Kingdom Link figure. The sale matters to fans looking for holiday gifts, with the ornaments combining game-themed displays and, in some cases, sounds or lights. Link is…

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How to access MW4 DMZ bank vaults

  • Bank vaults offer cash and valuable gear.
  • Bring a battery, keycard and code note.
  • The code note gives three of four digits.

MW4 DMZ bank vaults contain cash and valuable loot that can help players buy weapons and gear from the Vendor for later missions. Opening one requires finding specific items, and the process can draw enemy attacks, making preparation especially important at the high-threat bank in The Grid. There…

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Time to fight back: five leading thinkers on what Democrats should do post-midterms

  • Contributors urge Democrats to act on corruption and affordability.
  • Proposals include tax, labour and competition reforms.
  • One calls for a ban on individual stock trading by officials.

The article presents five leading thinkers’ proposals for how Democrats should use their expected control of Congress after the midterms. Their recommendations centre on tackling corruption and economic inequality, restoring trust in the justice system and addressing voter concerns over affordability. Robert Reich calls for a wealth tax,…

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Nick Cave doesn’t know if AI will “save the world” or “annihilate it”

  • Cave says AI’s effects on the world are uncertain.
  • He condemns AI song platforms for sidelining human creativity.
  • His and Kylie Minogue’s music was reportedly used to train AI.

Nick Cave says he cannot predict whether artificial intelligence will ultimately help or harm the world, but he is strongly critical of AI-generated music. In a response to a fan in his Red Hand Files newsletter, he argued that song-generation platforms risk diminishing human creativity and removing artists…

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‘Hot Burrito’ Redux: In Defense of #2

  • The panel unanimously chose “Hot Burrito #1”.
  • Both songs were written by Gram Parsons and Chris Ethridge.
  • Elvis Costello covered “#1” as “I’m Your Toy”.

The article revisits the question of which Flying Burrito Brothers song is better, “Hot Burrito #1” or “Hot Burrito #2”, prompted by Gram Parsons’ posthumous induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. It describes how the songs reflect the band’s blend of country and soul, and…

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Austin Abrams’s Best Movies: From 2026 Hits ‘Resident Evil’ & ‘Whalefall’ to Romancing Lili Reinhart in ‘Chemical Hearts’

  • *Euphoria* helped raise Austin Abrams’s profile.
  • His film roles range from romance to horror.
  • He stars in 2026 releases *Resident Evil* and *Whalefall*.

Austin Abrams’s rise from supporting roles and independent films to leading major 2026 releases has prompted a retrospective of his most notable films. The article credits his two-season role in *Euphoria* with raising his profile, while arguing that his varied choices and performances show why he is emerging…

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3 Rock Classics From the 1980s That Capture Oddly Specific Emotions

  • Three 1980s rock songs capture distinct emotional moments.
  • Tears for Fears reflects anxiety about power.
  • Collins’ song builds anticipation before confrontation.

The article highlights three 1980s rock songs for capturing unusually precise feelings while still connecting with a broad audience. Tears for Fears’ “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” channels anxiety about power, Talking Heads’ “And She Was” depicts watching someone experience a mind trip, and Phil Collins’ “In…

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Before Led Zeppelin made him a legend, Robert Plant would have happily joined another guitar hero

  • Plant said he would likely have joined Jeff Beck’s band.
  • Led Zeppelin’s early sound shared ground with Beck’s blues rock.
  • His partnership with Jimmy Page helped shape his musical direction.

Before joining Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant was still exploring his musical direction and believed he would have accepted an invitation to join Jeff Beck’s band. The possibility highlights how close his career came to taking a different path before his partnership with Jimmy Page helped define the band’s…

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Former PlayStation boss says a cheaper PS5 would matter more than PS6

  • Layden favours a $300 PS5 over a costly PS6.
  • He says the current hardware has enough power.
  • Sony is continuing work on its next-generation console.

Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden says Sony should focus on making the PS5 cheaper rather than launching a costly PS6. He argues that improving affordability would matter more to players than another generation centred on incremental increases in hardware power. Speaking on the Trophy Room podcast, Layden contrasted…

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