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Return Of The Living Dead Cast Horrified By AI-Made Sequel They Were Originally Set To Star In
Source: Kotaku
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Cheaper OLEDs may be here even quicker than we thought as TCL CSOT says its new inkjet printing facility could be up and running as soon as this time next year
Previous rumours had it penned for 2028.
PC Gamer
Jensen Huang’s affair with alleged Chinese spy highlights how the GPU company’s dealings are now everyone’s business
He used to sell gaming GPUs, now he's in the middle of a geopolitical quagmire.
Rolling Stone
Trump, Who Just Promoted Stephen Miller, Says Immigration Crackdown May Have Been ‘Too Tough’
Some right-wing commentators are not happy
Rolling Stone
Divorce, Near-Death, and Drugs: Darius Rucker Will Look Back in New Documentary
They Called Me Hootie arrives Nov. 16 on Hulu/Disney+ and examines Hootie and the Blowfish singer's rise to country-rock stardom
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Anticipated Warhammer 40K tactical RPG Dark Heresy gets a release date
Warhammer: 40,000: Dark Heresy developer Owlcat Games has confirmed that the CRPG will officially launch on January 28, 2027, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. A follow-up to the studio's previous—and lengthy—game, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, Dark Heresy will put players in the boots of an Inquisitor, one of the chosen few who work in the shadows to hunt down heretics and purge worlds of dark influences. Set in the Calixis sector, players will start as lowly acolytes, forming a band of outcasts as they embark on their crusade to root out all evil. Owlcat Games says you can recruit colorful characters to your gang, including abhumans like Cogg, dangerous Psykers like Saro, Pariahs like Discordance, and, for a touch of extra heresy, even xenos like the mysterious Aeldari Corsair Laarthyr or the flesh-eating Kroot Ra’akhti. https://youtu.be/PKccIqfBskc Each companion brings unique skill
Variety
Kanye West Breaks His Own Record for Biggest Rap Concert in U.S. History — Again — With 83,132 Fans
Kanye West broke his own record this past Saturday as his show at Dallas’ AT T Stadium became the most-attended hip-hop concert in U.S. history, with 83,132 fans, and the fifth-highest-grossing concert in U.S. history, with more than $18 million in reported gross revenue generated in a single night, according to his rep. It is the […]