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Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 NPC locations and services
Destructoid has compiled a running guide to the non-player characters (NPCs) scattered across the map in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 4, listing where players can find them and the services each one offers. These characters allow players to progress quests, restock ammunition, heal up, spawn a rift for a quick escape, or hire specialists to…
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5 Controversial Star Trek Episodes That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
Polygon has published a ranked list of five Star Trek: The Original Series episodes that were controversial or poorly received on broadcast but have since gained critical appreciation. The article argues that instalments once dismissed as too slow, too preachy or too talky have proven ahead of their time, tackling themes such as leadership under…
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‘Widow’s Bay,’ ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘The Pitt’ Among Winners at 42nd Annual Television Critics Association Awards
The Television Critics Association has announced the winners of its 42nd annual TCA Awards, recognising the best television of the 2025-2026 season. HBO’s ice hockey romance “Heated Rivalry” claimed the top honour, Program of the Year, while Apple TV’s horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” was the night’s biggest winner overall, taking three prizes including Outstanding Achievement in…
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Jonah Hauer-King Joins Season 2 of Rose Ayling-Ellis Drama ‘Code of Silence’ for ITV, BritBox
Filming has begun on the second season of “Code of Silence,” the ITV and BritBox thriller starring deaf actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, with Jonah Hauer-King, Jo Joyner and John Hollingworth among several new cast additions. The series follows Alison Brooks, a deaf woman whose lip-reading ability draws her into police investigative work, and its return follows…
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Reba McEntire Celebrates Five Decades of Music With Themed EPs: ‘You Got To Keep Recreating Yourself’
Country music icon Reba McEntire is marking 50 years of recording music with a series of monthly themed EPs that pair a new song with four catalogue tracks, aiming to connect longtime fans with newer material and introduce younger listeners—many of whom know her from television, film or Broadway—to her extensive back catalogue. The initiative,…
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IDW Reveals a Bold, Colorful Future for The Twilight Zone
IDW Publishing has extended its ongoing The Twilight Zone comic series with six new issues, running from #11 to #16, and has revealed exclusive cover art and creative team details ahead of publication. The series, part of IDW’s Dark imprint since its 2025 debut, continues the anthology format of the original television show, with each…
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The Freyas, a New Awards Ceremony Celebrating Nordic Film and TV Talent, to Launch in Helsinki (EXCLUSIVE)
A new awards ceremony called The Freyas, also known as the Nordic Film & TV Awards, will launch in Helsinki on 22 September 2026, celebrating film and television talent from across the Nordic region. The event, held at Finlandia Hall during the Helsinki International Film Festival’s industry gathering, comes as Nordic titles have been gaining…
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The Premier League’s new plan to end corner chaos
The Premier League is instructing referees to crack down more strictly on holding, pushing and grappling at set-pieces, starting with the 2026-27 season opener between Arsenal and Coventry. The move follows a season in which incidents such as a chaotic mass foul during West Ham’s disallowed goal against Arsenal, and complaints from managers like David…
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Black Myth: Zhong Kui’s New Gameplay Looks Brutal, Especially Its Grotesque Boss Fight
A new trailer for the next game from Black Myth: Wukong developer Game Science, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, has dropped, revealing a chunk of gameplay and ASMR parrying. An adaptation of the classic folktale Zhong Kui Banishing Evil, the new entry in the growing Black Myth series features plenty of swordplay and challenging fights, all against…
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Denzel Washington’s 127-Minute Action Thriller Is Quietly One of the Best Westerns Streaming
Denzel Washington’s 2016 remake of *The Magnificent Seven* is highlighted as an underrated Western worth revisiting, despite receiving a mixed critical reception on release a decade ago. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, who also directed Washington in *The Equalizer*, the 127-minute film updates the classic story of seven bounty hunters defending a small town, and remains…