The longtime Tribecan (since 1974!) had a decades-long collaboration with Saturday Night Live and is now developing a TV show ...

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In the 1980s there were an incredible number of personal computers of all shapes, sizes, and operating system types, and ...

The show is still huge, but with all the commercials and celebrities, game developers are getting left out. The show is still huge, but with all the commercials and celebrities, game developers are ...

Vlad Mazanko is a list writer from Ukraine, and a passionate gaming enthusiast. One who enjoys not-so-great games like Anthem, Mafia 3, Mass Effect Andromeda, Marvel's Avengers, The Callisto Protocol, ...

Xbox Game Studios subsidiary 343 Industries is changing its name to Halo Studios, and all future Halo projects will be built in Unreal Engine 5, including multiple new Halo games currently in ...

The first ThreatsDay Bulletin of 2026 tracks GhostAd adware, macOS malware, proxy botnets, cloud exploits, and more emerging ...

A brand new Star Wars racing game has been announced, from the makers of Burnout and Need for Speed. Star Wars: Galactic Racer is the first from Fuse Games, the studio founded in 2023 by former ...

The last 25 years of Total War have offered something for everyone. By everyone, I of course mean "everyone who is into painting strategy maps red and setting up intricate flanks on the battlefield" – ...

Harington is one of many Hollywood actors voicing “Harry Potter” characters in the Audible audiobooks. “Succession” star Matthew Macfadyen plays Voldemort, Keira Knightley voices Dolores Umbridge, Riz ...

Game of Thrones veteran Kit Harington has officially found his next project. Hulu announced this afternoon that Harington has been tapped to star as the lead in the new limited series, Count My Lies, ...

Standards make everyday life run smoothly. You rarely notice them: the credit card that works in any corner of the world, the Wi-Fi signal that connects a remote village to the cloud, or the vaccine ...