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One of the things that makes sports cards different from many other assets is that they can actually be enjoyed. Money sitting in a bank account is essentially a number on a screen, and cryptocurrency is also digital. A sports card is tangible. Collectors can hold it, study the artwork, stats, and photography, or use…

I wasn’t overly enthused about watching Apple TV+’s new thriller Last Seen at first. I was judging a book by its cover when I thought it looked like a mid-range emergency services drama, and that it was just going to be a slight variation of the many others I’d seen over the years.

In Last Seen, Patrick Brammall does a great job of portraying an ordinary person who has been profoundly changed by extraordinary circumstances. Photograph: Ben King/Apple TVIn Last Seen, Patrick Brammall does a great job of portraying an ordinary person who has been profoundly changed by extraordinary circumstances. Photograph: Ben King/Apple TV Review

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says the industry is going through its biggest crash since the 1980s in the latest issue of Edge magazine.

A massive floating island mysteriously appeared on British Columbia’s largest reservoir before vanishing weeks later, leaving locals and officials wondering where it went.

Rockstar just showed an extended look at Grand Theft Auto VI on Netflix. Let’s talk about it.

Whether you love him or loathe him, there’s a good chance you know about Bruno-no-no-no. The estranged uncle in Encanto instantly became an unlikely (but not unsung) hero in Disney’s beloved 60th animated feature. But what makes Encanto so special is how the story, writing, animation, cultural traditions, and music of Lin-Manuel Miranda weave together…

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On Friday, July 31st, the New York Mets celebrated Spider-Man Night at CitiField. The night featured people dressed as Spider-Man, J.K. Simmons doing a hilarious bit as J. Jonah Jameson, celebrities meeting Mr and Mrs Met, and the scoreboard showing the opposing Marlins as supervillains (doubtless AI, but here we are.) 

Actor Kim Do-hoon and singer Im Young-woong shared a cheerful conversation and warm chemistry centered around football.