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The most deranged videogame challenge run I’ve seen: A no-hit playthrough of the ‘Unfair’ difficulty in a 100-hour RPG
A PC Gamer writer highlights what they call one of the most extreme videogame challenge runs they have seen: a player completing a lengthy, roughly 100-hour role-playing game on its hardest “Unfair” difficulty without taking a single hit. The feat matters as a striking example of the dedication and skill within the gaming community’s self-imposed…
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Music Industry Moves: T.I. Strikes Publishing Deal With Reservoir, Primary Wave Partners With Foreigner’s Mick Jones
Reservoir has acquired veteran Atlanta rapper T.I.’s entire publishing catalogue, covering both his back catalogue and future works, including his new Top 10 album “Kill the King”. The deal underscores the continuing appetite among music companies for established artists’ catalogues, with T.I. bringing three Grammy Awards, an estimated 14 million albums sold and collaborations with…
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Ciara Revisits ‘Goodies,’ ‘Oh,’ ‘Ride,’ ‘Body Party’ & More | Chart History
In a video for Billboard’s Chart History series, singer Ciara looks back over the biggest songs of her career and the stories behind them. The piece matters as a retrospective on a two-decade run of R&B and pop hits, offering fans insight into her songwriting process, creative choices and the collaborations that shaped her rise…
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Who plays piano on 1970’s ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’?
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Forget ‘Chernobyl,’ Netflix’s 8-Part Thriller Is the Perfect Weekend Binge
Collider’s Shreejit Nair recommends The Days, an eight-part Netflix drama about the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, as a worthy successor to HBO’s acclaimed Chernobyl for viewers seeking a weekend binge. Like Chernobyl, the series frames a real-life catastrophe through weighty philosophical questions, dramatising the human cost and the courage of those who stayed behind…
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Slay the Spire meets Terra Nil in The Solace of Flowers, an “eco-dystopian” deckbuilder in which you cover corrupted islands with foxgloves, bees and, er, lions
Rock Paper Shotgun has previewed The Solace of Flowers, a forthcoming tactical roguelike deckbuilder from the small Madrid-based studio Ceiling Games. The article matters as a look at an unusual hybrid: the game blends the card-battling structure of Slay the Spire with the grid-based environmental restoration of games like Terra Nil and Townscaper, positioning itself…
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The Hollywood Reporter Announces Inaugural A-List Aesthetics Event and Digital Issue
The Hollywood Reporter has announced its inaugural A-List Aesthetics event and accompanying digital issue, expanding on the success of its previous plastic surgery coverage. The centrepiece is a Power List naming the top aesthetic and longevity doctors, surgeons and practitioners who help Hollywood figures maintain their appearance, energy and youthfulness. The launch matters as it…
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The Thermaltake LGCS GeForce RTX 5070 Gaming PC Drops to $1,400 Shipped
IGN’s commerce team has flagged a prebuilt gaming PC deal, with Newegg (via Walmart) offering the Thermaltake LGCS GeForce RTX 5070 Gaming PC for $1,400 with free shipping. The article frames this as a notable saving at a time when RAM and GPU prices are rising, describing it as the lowest price the writer could…
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GIL MOORE Says Fan Response To TRIUMPH’s Comeback Tour Was ‘Unbelievable’: ‘It Was 99.99% Positive’
Triumph drummer and vocalist Gil Moore has described the fan reaction to the Canadian rock band’s 2026 comeback tour — their first in more than 30 years — as “unbelievable” and “99.99% positive”. Speaking to Jimmy Kay of The Metal Voice, Moore said the reunion won over sceptics who had doubted the band would show…
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