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For the longest time, Indian mythology was largely associated with Sunday morning television, Amar Chitra Katha comics, and stories passed down by grandparents. Today, these same stories are finding a new audience through big-budget films, streaming shows, and ambitious animated adaptations. From Ramayanaand Kalki 2898 AD to Kurukshetra, filmmakers are revisiting ancient epics and regional…

‘If you wanna be my lover…’You already know what comes next. Chances are, you don’t even need someone to finish the sentence. Your friend probably will. And if they don’t, well, maybe you need better friends (just kidding). But the Spice Girls might have also taught us an important relationship lesson three decades ago: if…

Sony appears to be moving away from PlayStation VR2 as the headset disappears from major online stores. Recent stock shortages in the United States and Japan have raised concerns about its future. Sony has not confirmed any discontinuation, but its missing store listings suggest a possible change in hardware plans.

In August 2026, Pragmatic Play shrank Zeus. Gates of Olympus POP puts the thunder god beside a portrait-format 3×5 grid, with his lightning still in hand. The original character towered over a broad spread of symbols. This one barely takes up the side of a phone screen. The beard still gives him away.

Fortnite is set for a major shake-up, with players to earn more V-Bucks through the Fortnite Crew subscription, but it will come at the cost of fewer skins. While the additional V-Bucks will likely be welcome news for most fans, the prospect of fewer exclusive skins may be less appealing.