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Do a literal monster mash in Dance of Theseus, a strangely undisgusting blend of plastic surgery and Balatro-style fashion battles
Dance of Theseus is an upcoming life-sim RPG from Shanghai-based Citreat Studio in which a young plastic surgeon, Thea, falls into a monster realm and becomes embroiled in a fashion competition. Rather than changing clothes, contestants assemble new bodies from monster parts, creating a colourful and comedic take on body horror that blends narrative adventure…
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Questions rise over primary polls following Michigan, Wisconsin upsets
In today’s issue: ▪ The problem with primary polls ▪ Leavitt to depart as press secretary ▪ Gas price records ▪ The U.K.’s unusual election The limits of primary polling are under a hot spotlight after two consecutive surprise results in closely contested Democratic primaries. On Tuesday in Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrowly…
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Real estate agent defends bizarre ‘scam’ marketing ploy accusing Jessica of stealing at an open home
A Melbourne real estate agent has defended a marketing stunt that apparently accused a woman named Jessica of stealing during an open-home inspection. The tactic has sparked debate because it blurs the line between attention-grabbing advertising and a potentially damaging allegation against an identifiable person. The available article text provides no further verified details about…
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Nigel Farage vs. Count Binface: Britain’s very strange special election, explained
Voters in the British constituency of Clacton will have a bizarre choice to make when they cast their ballots in a special election on Thursday. Do they lend their support to one of the U.K.’s most well-known but controversial political leaders — or to a self-described “intergalactic space warrior” with peculiar headgear that resembles a…
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‘Stranger Things’ Star Noah Schnapp to Make Stage Debut in London (EXCLUSIVE)
Noah Schnapp, known for playing Will Byers in Netflix’s “Stranger Things”, will make his stage debut in London in “Affluenza” at Riverside Studios. The production opens the venue’s Mainstage Season 2026/27 and examines how wealth and privilege can affect moral responsibility and the justice system. Written and directed by artistic director Andy Sandberg, “Affluenza” runs…
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Why horses are so hard for video games to get right
Horses are unusually difficult to portray convincingly in video games because of their large bodies, complex joints and varied ways of moving. The article argues that this technical challenge often leads developers to treat horses merely as transport, but games gain significantly when horses are made distinctive and meaningful parts of play. It highlights horses’…
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FromSoftware fans should get excited for Armored Core
Polygon highlights rumours that FromSoftware may revive its long-running Armored Core series, encouraging fans of Elden Ring and Dark Souls to take notice. The video aims to explain the appeal of the franchise and why a potential Armored Core 6 would matter to the studio’s newer audience. Armored Core is described as an unusual, demanding…
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Elden Ring’s weird little guys, explained
The new Elden Ring trailer is chock full of little weirdoes, hecked up guys, and nasty creatures. We use our expert knowledge of From Software’s oeuvre to accurately predict who they are, and what their deal is. #eldenring
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Revealed: The weirdest things that will happen during tonight’s solar eclipse – from animals falling silent to a spike in traffic accidents
A solar eclipse visible across Europe tonight is expected to create unusual effects beyond the sky darkening, including changes in animal behaviour, lower temperatures and disruption to people’s routines. The article says the sudden reduction in daylight can confuse animals and may also affect driving conditions, making the event relevant for observers, pet owners and…
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Three US executions by lethal injection scheduled for one day
Three convicted killers are reportedly scheduled to receive lethal injections on the same day, an unusual coincidence said not to have occurred for more than 15 years. The case underscores the continued use of capital punishment in parts of the United States and is likely to revive debate over executions, legal appeals and lethal-injection procedures.…