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Land Or Die has a simple concept. You work on a plane and, oopsie daisy, the pilot has keeled over and is out for the count, meaning you now have to land the plane instead. Unfortunately, this plane is also deeply cursed, meaning windows will break, toilets will clog, the fuel will rapidly deplete, and…
Exclusive – Get ready to celebrate more Korean culture next year with New York’s own KPEX: Korean Pop Culture Expo, heading to the Javits Center in May.
Wit Studio, the anime studio that produced the first three seasons of Attack on Titan, will open a pop-up cafe that reimagines the characters and epic battles as an interactive menu.
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When a 15-year-old girl from Alabama lost her left arm and right leg in a shark attack off the Gulf Coast of Florida, doctors in North Carolina helped her recover—using technology developed in large part by a team of University of Georgia researchers.
Today, Dr Pepper officially kicks off Season 9 of Fansville, the longest-running advertising campaign in college football history. What began as a humorous look at the passion and quirks of college football fandom has evolved into an enduring platform that continues to grow alongside the sport itself.
Korean K-pop powerhouse SM Entertainment has announced a joint venture with Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) as it seeks to expand its presence in Chinese-speaking markets.
For months, video game enjoyers have been wondering when we’d actually get to see some real gameplay footage of Grand Theft Auto VI prior to its release in November. Over the past few days, leakers have been sharing a lot of footage online, but today we’ll get to see something official.
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Netflix is adapting Roald Dahl’s short stories into a drama series starring Nicola Coughlan, Naomi Scott, Dominic West, Imelda Staunton and more, continuing its foray into the author’s intellectual property after acquiring the Roald Dahl Story Company in 2021.