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A new PC mod called *Annals of Duchy* adds an unofficial, lore-friendly expansion to Geralt of Rivia’s story in Toussaint, the setting of *The Witcher 3*’s *Blood and Wine* add-on. It gives players more time with Geralt while the franchise prepares to shift its focus towards Ciri in…
An obscure breakbeat single, ‘Choose Your Weapon’ by Scaramange Silk, sold for almost £30,000 in 2021, surprising collectors and the artist himself. The unexplained price has fuelled speculation about what made the record valuable and who bought it. Only 20 promotional copies were pressed, and the release combined…
*VisionQuest* has finished with Vision reunited with his family and the threat from Jocasta and Ultron resolved, but its creators have left open the possibility of continuing the story. Star Paul Bettany and showrunner Terry Matalas both say they have ideas for what could come next, while offering…
A production called ‘Mega Man Legends’ has appeared in a public Canadian performers’ union database, prompting speculation about a new project as Capcom approaches the series’ 40th anniversary next year. Its format and purpose are unknown: the listing categorises it as “new media”, which can cover games, television…
Lucy Hale says the cast of Pretty Little Liars would be willing to return for a revival, provided the team finds the right script and story. Her comments suggest a reunion is possible, but no revival has been confirmed. Hale imagines Aria and Ezra still together with children,…
*The Finder* is a crime procedural that follows Walter Sherman, a former soldier whose brain injury left him with an unusual ability to find missing people and objects. The article presents the 2012 series as a potential weekend binge for viewers who enjoy *Tracker*’s case-of-the-week format, while noting…
Antonee Robinson said reports linking US men’s national team manager Mauricio Pochettino with Manchester United had not unsettled the squad. He described the speculation as “outside noise” and said players remained focused on preparing for their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final against Haiti. Pochettino attended training in Georgia but…
The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Kirk Cousins after a 23-6 defeat by Buffalo exposed their need for another option at the position. The 6-2 team will pay him about $650,000 for its final nine regular-season games, bringing him back to the club where he spent six seasons.…
Roy Scheider chose to reprise Police Chief Martin Brody in *Jaws 2* rather than star in *The Deer Hunter*, which later won several Academy Awards, including Best Picture. His decision meant the film needed a new lead, and Robert De Niro took the role of Michael Vronsky. The…
Shirin Yadegar says the election’s emotional aftermath can spill into family life, particularly for teenagers, and argues that constant political news and social media add stress to already busy lives. Drawing on advice from her rabbi, she recommends focusing on daily relationships and personal routines rather than allowing…