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There's some real nightmare fuel lurking in Hollywood's latest massive prop auction
It's all fun and games until someone loses a toe-or skins and mounts The Cat In The Hat, as the case may be.
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Trump and Taylor are tusslin' on TikTok
After Taylor Swift's team yanked her song's audio from one of the administration's TikTok videos, they fired back with some of the weakest song parodies you've ever seen.
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Netflix says it's ultimately David Fincher's fault we didn't get a third season of Mindhunter
Netflix's Ted Sarandos says the serial killer series' third season "got pushed off and pushed off" by Fincher's busy schedule.
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Meta ruled a "public nuisance," ordered to pay $567 million
Meta ruled a "public nuisance," ordered to pay $567 million A New Mexico judge compared the social media company to a "polluting factory."
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Warner Bros. loads Jim Carrey into flying car for live-action Jetsons movie
Warner Bros. loads Jim Carrey into flying car for live-action Jetsons movie
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Weird Al declined 'a nice pile of money' to star in AI ad
Patron saint of integrity, "Weird Al" Yankovic declined "a nice pile of money" to star in AI ad
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25 years ago Sega figured out the internet with Phantasy Star Online
Phantasy Star Online's December 2000 release capped a decade of Sega experimenting with online gaming on consoles.
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Metacritic Drops VideoGamer's AI Slop Review of Resident Evil Requiem
Review aggregator Metacritic removes an AI-created Resident Evil Requiem review published by a formerly legit outlet.
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Relooted challenges who gets to own and tell African history
Relooted, a game about freeing African artifacts from Western museums and collections, interrogates history through sharply designed heists. Read our review.
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The hideous, exploitative, but still addictive world of vertical dramas
Every day, millions of Americans are paying vast sums of money to watch vertical dramas: absurd melodramatic movies, chopped into 70 pieces.
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