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​Bianca Belair (Credit: Getty Images) Bianca Belair has developed from a rising WWE performer into one of the company’s most recognisable women’s wrestling stars. Her athletic background, distinctive “EST” persona and major championship moments have helped establish a brand that extends well beyond match results. That growing visibility has also created opportunities in merchandise, sponsorships,…

Seems like Amazon has gotten one step closer to figuring out what the hell to do with Twitch. Twitch has implemented a new Shopping category that features nothing but streamers selling products at you, reinventing QVC from first principles. It occurs to me that there might be a number of “age-challenged” readers who don’t know…

Hollywood is mining Arc Raiders and The Finals for its next big video game adaptations, as the two franchises will be turned into films and TV shows.

Panda Express is starting to treat Roblox and Fortnite less like places for one-off stunts and more like worlds people can return to. That matters because gaming culture rewards continuity: players notice when a world changes, when a familiar space gets updated and when there is a reason to come back.

A mod adds VR to Diablo II: Resurrected’s first-person view, with controller-based arm movements and options to walk or teleport. It builds on a 3D mod that also supports third-person play, but works only offline because Blizzard’s integrity checks cause crashes.

Formula 1 may be attracting a new generation of young fans, but for many of them, getting close to the sport does not necessarily mean getting trackside.  With more than four million children aged eight to 12 actively following F1 across key global markets, and 40% of F1’s Instagram followers under 25, LEGO sees this an…

Diablo 2 is already a game you could lose thousands of hours to, but what if you could truly lose yourself in the worldPG to a first-person VR game

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Created by PSID’s graduating batch, the month-long showcase features eight booths interpreting pop culture through the experiences of Baby Boomers, millennials and Gen Z, turning familiar cultural touchpoints into design concepts. 

Fashion weeks usually chase attention by stacking designers, front-row names and press coverage into the same few days. Manila Fashion Week 2026 pushed that formula further by treating regional fandom itself as distribution.