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No more currency conversion, gaming platform Roblox to launch wallet to pay creators — What we know | Mint

From Sept. 11–13, 2026, Culture Collective will bring the worlds of contemporary art, music, fashion and technology together in Ibiza, transforming three of the island’s most beloved venues—Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa Ibiza and [UNVRS]—into immersive spaces for artistic discovery. Presented by W1 Curates and The Night League, the Ibiza Art Weekend will feature 70 (!) international…

Twitch streamer Hasan Piker told Semafor Friday that Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed asked him to take part in his campaign.

New York Comic Con 2026 is already shaping up to be one epic celebration of pop culture, and now the convention is adding a very BIG surprise to the guest lineup! NBA legend, entertainer, and entrepreneur Shaquille O’Neal is heading to the Javits Center for a special appearance during this year’s NYCC.

Fortnite Power Hour is happening today with a special Kingdom Hearts-themed event. The limited-time sessions give every player a Kingdom Key and Sea Salt Ice Cream at the beginning of each match while increasing the appearance rates of Loot Hacker Sprites. Here is the complete Fortnite Power Hour today schedule, all 17 featured Sprites, and…

What if NASA released verified digital editions of planets, missions, and telescope discoveries? A NASA Images NFT program could connect each picture to Blockchain records without restricting public access. Collectors could support education or research, while every token preserved the

Speakers revisit the writer, researcher and freedom fighter’s cultural legacy 48 MIN(s)•ENTERTAINMENT FFaiza Ramim Faiza Ramim Photos: Abrar Faiyaz Niloy

It looks like I Am Legend 2is suffering a “series of obstacles,” but according to the movie’s screenwriter, the movie is still in production.

The UAE’s anime culture is entering a new phase, moving beyond fandom and consumption towards locally created stories, comics and animation.

In 2022, Saturday Night Live co-stars Pete Davidson and Colin Jost dropped $280K on a decommissioned Staten Island ferry, and over four years later they’ve made some use of it.