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If you have yet to watch any of Amazon Prime’s “The Legend of Vox Machina,” then chances are, you’re not too familiar with the world of “Critical Role.” The “Dungeons & Dragons” actual play show has been an Internet fixture for over a decade, starring some of the most notable voice actors in the industry:…

The AR glasses market in 2026 is in a genuinely interesting place. Ray-Ban Meta has proven that millions of people will wear a camera and a microphone on their face if you hide the tech inside a pair of Wayfarers. Rokid’s 49-gram display glasses just hit number one globally in the display-AI category. Xreal and…

With Matt Reeves’ iteration of the Dark Knight front-and-center on the big screen, the Batman franchise still has no concrete plans for the character’s official introduction into the James Gunn-crafted DC Universe. Fans are, unsurprisingly, on the edge of their seat wondering how Batman will fare in the current cinematic adventures. The character obviously exists,…

VR is not just about games. The best VR headsets are also powerful tools for productivity, creativity, fitness, and social connection. These ten apps and utilities are essential software for anyone who owns a VR headset in 2026, whether you use it for work, play, or both. We refresh this list as apps launch, evolve,…

Whether it’s Mickey Mouse going on epic adventures or solid movie tie-ins, Disney has a surprisingly impressive track record when it comes to video games. With this list, we’re highlighting our personal favorite Disney video games that have wowed, challenged, and thrilled us over the decades.

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We’re not colonizing the moon (yet), but with artificial intelligence taking over the tech sector and large-scale commercial space travel only a few years away, in 2026 the science-fiction genre seems closer than ever to our lived reality. So perhaps it’s appropriate that the films and TV series featured on Inverse’s list of the best…

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The title “Everybody Loves Raymond” is at least a little ironic. The show’s title character, Ray Barone (Ray Romano), has a mildly antagonistic relationship with just about every member of his family, with his higher-pitched voice often sparring melodiously with brother Robert’s (Brad Garrett) deadpan bass.