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Start with what just happened. On Friday, Valve shipped a substantial SteamVR update to beta channel users: a rebuilt dashboard with Steam Deck style quick access controls, cleaner overlay management, battery readouts, brightness controls, faster paths to achievements and guides. Road to VR read it the same way I do. You do not repaint the…

The film helped me realise that getting out into nature would also allow me to escape my anxieties, but I started to see the costs of constant escape

Despite Philadelphia’s permit challenges, small businesses on East Passyunk Avenue are thriving amid the World Cup.

TL;DR: A Reddit user converted inexpensive 128GB 2.5-inch SSDs into custom Steam “cartridges” with printed covers and 3D-printed cases; a Linux udev/systemd setup auto-navigates or can auto-launch Steam, but games remain tied to a Steam account and SSD NAND can lose data over time. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 2:47 Use left and right arrow…

Marvel Comics took a blow earlier this year when it announced that it would be ending its partnership with Shueisha. In recent years, Marvel has teamed up with Shonen Jump to create several new manga series that took characters like Deadpool and Spider-Man, giving them a brand-new aesthetic. Despite the partnership ending this year, this…

GRAMMY-winning artist Shaboozey is bringing more than music to San Diego Comic-Con 2026. The chart-topping superstar is making his SDCC debut with the launch of his first-ever comic book,The Outlaw Cherie Lee—and fans will have the chance to grab an exclusive early copy before it hits stores.

McFarlane Toys’ latest DC Multiverse wave brings Kid Flash and new heroes and villains to your collection — pre-order the Kid Flash (DC Classic) figure now from the McFarlane Toys Store for $27.99; release expected July 2026.

Annual convention that celebrates everything pop culture and more returns for its fifth year from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 18 at Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall.

If you’ve ever looked at an action figure and thought it belonged in a movie, Chuck Eiler is already several steps ahead. Better known as Killcutter, this Chicago-based artist creates elaborate toy photographs that turn plastic characters into the stars of gritty, cinematic scenes. Using handcrafted dioramas, practical effects, carefully controlled lighting, and a keen…

Tom Holland andSPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAYspin a web across the cover ofDen of Geek’s 10th printed issue coming to San Diego Comic-Con, which includes a deep dive inside look at the superhero epic with the Web-Head himself, plus exclusive interviews with Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, and director Destin Daniel Cretton!