The injustice of it all.
Nightdive is reviving the iconic trapezoid big box for Thief: Remastered's special edition… but only on console
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Rolling Stone
All the Celebrities Who Ran the 2026 New York City Marathon — And How They Did
Jennifer Connelly, Joshua Bassett, Del Water Gap, and Kristine Froseth were some of the stars at this year's marathon. Check out their race times
PC Gamer
The 28 cozy game launches in November technically include 3 horse games, which is actually a lot for the eternally underserved horse gamers
November's slate of cozy games is a pretty varied bunch, but the horse girls should be getting away with neigh a complaint.
Rolling Stone2 outlets
Andy Garcia, David Foster, Paul Anka Lead Kennedy Center Honors
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, along with President Donald Trump, has announced this year’s slate of honorees. Paul Anka, David Foster, Andy Garcia, David Mamet and Barbara Mandrell will receive the prestigious honor at the 49th Kennedy Center Honors, taking place for the first time at the Capital One Arena on […]
Variety
Utopai Studios Names Former Disney AI Leader Hans Ku as Chief Product Officer
Utopai Studios, the AI-focused entertainment studio, has hired former Disney AI leader Hans Ku as its chief product officer, tapping a Hollywood studio veteran as the company tries to grow its content slate. Ku will focus on the studio’s product, engineering, research and business development teams, scale the startup’s AI tech and its AI production […]
Variety
Olivia Rodrigo to Release First Holiday Song, ‘Take Me Home (4 Christmas),’ With Music Video Starring Cynthia Nixon and ‘SNL’s’ Ben Marshall
Olivia Rodrigo is getting in the holiday spirit. The pop star will release her first-ever Christmas song, titled Take Me Home (4 Christmas), on Thursday at 5 p.m. PT. The track will be accompanied by a music video starring Rodrigo alongside Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon and Saturday Night Live breakout Ben Marshall. […]
Kotaku2 outlets
Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Remake Link’s Tunic Looks Like That Because He Made It Himself
Fans have speculated on which studio is leading the development of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake since it was first announced, and a new Ask the Developer feature from Nintendo appears to give us the answer. The interviewees in Nintendo's online feature include longtime Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma and several members of Nintendo Entertainment Planning & Development (EPD) Production Group No. 3, which is the team behind the mainline Zelda games. In other words, the usual Zelda people are making the new Zelda game, as opposed to another studio like Monolith Soft or Grezzo. Those other two studios have come up in fan discussions about the Ocarina of Time remake, due to their respective histories contributing to the Zelda franchise. Grezzo was behind the 3DS remakes of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, along with the Switch remake of Link's Awakening. The studio also co-develop