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Web3 gaming investments jumped to $60 million in July after three months of decline, with investors prioritizing “fun-first” games over pure tokenomics plays. The funding primarily flowed to projects with proven teams and strong intellectual property.
The FBI is seeking potential victims who downloaded eight games named in its Steam malware investigation, a case that shows crypto custody can fail before a wallet ever opens.
Zendaya’s Faces Backlash for Wearing 3,000-Year-Old Iranian Earrings During ‘The Odyssey’ Press Tour
Zendaya is facing backlash after ancient Iranian gold medallions she wore to a London press event drew sharp criticism from archaeologists, historians, and social media users, with many citing the timing of the active U.S.-Iran conflict.
San Diego Comic-Con officially returns this week, and the annual convention will soon be taking over social media as thousands of fans flock to San Diego to partake in the biggest pop culture event of the year.
Epic Games has revealed that FortniteCube Sprites will be released on July 23. Here is when the new variant goes live in every region, where each Cube Sprite can be found, the power it gives players, and every confirmed Sprite in the collection.
Ok At the end of last year longtime Star Trek apparel maker Hero Within announced they had to drop their license, citing higher costs. However the fan-run company never gave up on being part of Star Trek and they just announced they are returning to the fold, partnering with Star Trek replica maker Factory Entertainment. …
Hoffenheim’s bid for teenage winger Adam Daghim spotlights the growing intersection of blockchain technology and the football transfer market.
With the World Cup underway, Fortnite has added David Beckham to the game and launched the David Beckham Icon Cup.
Global icons BTS are all set to headline the historic 2026 FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show.
The annual festival, organized by the African Professionals Network (APNET), is expected to draw thousands of visitors as it concludes AfriFest Week with a celebration of African culture and community engagement. (WKRC)