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‘Nobody Wants This’ Renewed for Season 4 at Netflix

  • Netflix has renewed “Nobody Wants This” for season four.
  • Season three premiered on 22 October.
  • The series has reached 78.5 million views across three seasons.

Netflix has renewed “Nobody Wants This” for a fourth season, just over two weeks after season three premiered on 22 October. The decision extends the comedy about relationships and family, whose cast is led by Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. The series has amassed 78.5 million views across…

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The Best Cell Phone Plans for Streaming: How to Get Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max for Free

  • T-Mobile includes Netflix with plans from $85 a month.
  • Its $100 plan adds Hulu; Apple TV costs extra.
  • Verizon offers paid streaming bundles from $12 a month.

Mobile networks are increasingly using streaming subscriptions and discounted entertainment bundles to attract customers as subscription prices rise. T-Mobile includes some services with its higher-priced plans, while Verizon lets customers add discounted bundles; selected prepaid plans also offer streaming perks. T-Mobile’s Experience More 2.0 starts at $85 a…

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Jason Brock questions Warriors players’ laughter during anthem performance

  • Jason Brock waved a Pride flag during the anthem.
  • A clip of Warriors players smiling went viral.
  • Brock said their laughter may not have been about the anthem.

Jason Brock’s Pride flag-waving performance of the US national anthem at the Warriors’ home game drew attention after a broadcast showed several players smiling and apparently laughing. The clip went viral, prompting Brock to question how their reaction was being interpreted and adding a Pride-related moment to coverage…

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Bloodborne 2 hasn’t happened as “getting everyone to sign off” is hard, ex-PlayStation lead suggests

  • Bloodborne’s rights involve several companies.
  • Layden says getting everyone’s approval may be the biggest hurdle.
  • Japan Studio’s closure is raised as speculation, not confirmed.

Ex-PlayStation executive Shawn Layden says the rights and approvals needed to revive Bloodborne may be the main reason no remake or sequel has appeared. Sony, FromSoftware and its parent company would all need to agree, making a new project difficult to organise. Layden also questioned whether a remake…

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P1Harmony Say It’s Never Too Late to ‘BLOW UP,’ Citing Charli xcx As Inspiration

  • P1Harmony say they are ready to aim for a bigger breakthrough.
  • Their EP *UNIQUE* reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200.
  • A member-written song helped build the group’s creative influence.

After six years of gradual progress, K-pop group P1Harmony say they are aiming for a bigger breakthrough with their new EP, *BLOW UP*. The six members describe the title as a mantra reflecting their growing confidence, and say their recent achievements have helped them see purpose in the…

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Alex de la Iglesia on His Upcoming Chilean Shoot ‘The Misunderstanding’: ‘Reality Has Become My Parallel World’

  • De la Iglesia will shoot his first film in Chile.
  • The comedy turns a diplomatic misunderstanding into a war crisis.
  • Santiago and nearby landscapes will provide the locations.

Spanish director Alex de la Iglesia is set to film his first project in Chile, the absurdist comedy *The Misunderstanding*, after a connection made at the Santiago Film Festival helped bring the project together. He says the story reflects today’s sense of chaos and political incompetence, using comic…

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EA Officially Brings Back 25 PC Classics With Huge Sale

  • EA restored and released 25 classic PC games.
  • Seven titles received full remasters.
  • The launch comes amid continued backlash over BioWare’s closure.

EA has released 25 restored classic PC games on Steam and GOG, including Wing Commander, Ultima and Theme Hospital. The project gives players access to older games with improved presentation, but its launch has drawn a mixed response amid anger over EA’s recent closure of BioWare. Seven games…

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5 Best Moments of the 2026 HEAT Latin Music Awards: Olga Tañón, Gloria Trevi & More

  • Premios HEAT took place in Puerto Vallarta for the first time.
  • Olga Tañón and Gloria Trevi were among the night’s highlights.
  • Carlos Rivera won three awards.

The HEAT Latin Music Awards were held for the first time in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, bringing artists from regional Mexican, pop, urbano, cumbia and other genres together. The ceremony closed HEAT Week in Jalisco and featured tributes to late Latin music legends, as well as a career tribute…

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Costco Members Can Score a Digital Copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for $55

  • Costco members can get the digital game for $55.
  • The remake received a 9/10 review.
  • Early Black Friday sales are starting at major retailers.

Costco members can buy a digital copy of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* for $55, offering a saving on the newly launched game. The deal may appeal to players revisiting the original or trying the remake for the first time. The article gives no comparison price…

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The Resident Evil: Biohazard Unleashed Bundle From Humble Includes 9 Capcom Classics for $40

  • Nine Resident Evil games cost $40 in Humble's bundle.
  • The games would normally cost $289 individually.
  • Steam keys must be activated before 2 June next year.

Humble is offering a bundle of nine Capcom games from the Resident Evil series for $40. Buying all nine individually would normally cost $289, making the bundle a substantial discount for players looking to add the games to their Steam libraries. Lower payment tiers include fewer games: $26…

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