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Pamela Anderson said her doctor told her she had 10 years to live when she was diagnosed in the late 1990s with hepatitis C.

The Blue Bomber has arrived in Fortnite, and Epic Games is giving players a genuine shot at grabbing the Mega Man skin without spending a single V-Buck. The catch is that you need to compete in the Override Series: Mega Man Cup and finish within the qualifying placement for your region. Miss the window, and…

Annie’s has launched two new geeky flavors of mac & cheese as you can get your hands on Grilled Cheese and Dill Pickle flavors.

As a gaming industry fixture since 2017, “Fortnite” remains an enduring phenomenon nearly a decade after its initial launch. The game popularized the battle royale genre, literally dropping players into a steadily shrinking environment until one person is left standing. Keeping players coming back for more are regular guest characters and battle pass unlockables along…

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Manhattan chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

Update 30 dropped a lot of content into Blox Fruits, but the Magnet Fruit is the one people are actually talking about. It turns you into a giant mech, lets you yank swords out of enemies’ hands mid-fight, and builds power as you collect scrap during combat. The mechanics are unlike anything else in the…

Anime has emerged as one of the best mediums in the entertainment sector, and there is really no parallel to it, especially when it comes to anime stemming from the Shonen genre. This genre, in particular, has emerged as the one that the anime industry is most known for. The motivation and driven nature of…

Across the past two years, a perceivable trend has emerged in the world of digital gaming. Twitch, once synonymous with the world of streamers, has seen its market share dip as rivals like YouTube Gaming and Kick come on strong. A report from Stream Hatchet has also shown Twitch traffic declining year-over-year, while YouTube Gaming surges.

On September 08, 2026, Roblox Corp RBLX shares rose 3.5% to a closing price of $44.82. The stock has fluctuated within a 52-week range of $33.88 to $142.00, highlighting its volatility in the market.