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Ancient Dungeon VR’s upcoming update, detailed in a new developer blog, introduces a new floor, enemies, relics, and augments to the roguelite dungeon crawler.

The Kid Mero has some advice for Stephen A. Smith, who appears to be extremely upset after being handed a “Thumbs Down” award by the National Association of Black Journalists.

AMC has renewed Interview with the Vampire for a fourth season, announced during the show’s San Diego Comic-Con Hall H panel on July 24, 2026, according to Variety and The Hollywood Reporter (July 25, 2026). The next run will be retitled Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned, based on Rice’s 1988 novel, the third book…

In a developer’s post released around last week’s VR Games Showcase, developer Character Bank confirmed Knights of Fiona will launch free-to-play with the game’s story and “additional features” requiring an $18.99 Story Pass add-on.

As a Ghanaian theatre practitioner, arts and culture critic, and researcher committed to advocating for Ghanaian culture on international platforms, I was particularly struck by the decision of the organisers of the Bradford African Festival of Arts (BAFA) to centre its third edition on NKOSOƆ, a Ghanaian word meaning progress. Amid the festival’s rich artistic…

There are a lot of things someone must experience in person once in their life. You must visit a museum, you must go to a concert, you must go to a sports game, etc. I personally have checked several items off my own personal bucket list: been to the Hollywood Bowl, went to a movie…

Singer Kwon Eun-bi has unveiled her official fandom name, ‘DANBI (Danbi),’ and is set to write a new story with her fans.

Nielsen just released its first Scarborough NFL Fandom Index. The study ranks every market by true fan intensity ahead of the 2026 season.

Not because they had heard the phrase somewhere. Because they had watched the same 42 minutes of television the night before.

Consumer safety sources consistently warn that many gaming scams bait players with exaggerated promises of real money or fake rewards. These operations rarely break clear laws; instead, they exploit murky technical gray areas, designed to separate gamers from time or cash. This list pulls back the curtain on tactics these operations use, revealing what makes…