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A three-part KAN documentary series called Lansky – The Zionist Gangster, about the Jewish American mobster Meyer Lansky, is airing on KAN 11 and KAN BOX.

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James Pond, a classic fish-based 1990 platformer that spawned (I am not sorry) a few sequels is, decades later, getting not only a surprise new game in the series, but a rerelease of the originals as well. Which could and should be good news for fans, but sadly, the vibes here are off.

On August 1, 1950, “Crusader Rabbit” debuted on the NBC-owned Los Angeles TV station KNBH, making history as the first animated series created specifically for TV broadcast. Produced as a satirical series of four-minute serialized chapters, “Crusader Rabbit” followed the zany exploits of Crusader, a brave and heroic bunny, and his sidekick Rags, a sensitive tiger. Together, the unlikely…

Depression is a growing problem among American teenagers, and a group of researchers at Dartmouth College have found a novel way to help reduce it: playing a video game.

YouTube screengrab / WUSF Andre Frattino, author of “We Are Pan,” spoke on “Florida Matters Live & Local.”

A new report has revealed that the Xbox Series X25, or as we like to call it, the transparent green one, will be released this November for a price of 899 euros.

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The CRKD Nitro Deck (in the Rocket League Silver Edition) is down to $32.99 on Woot, which is a noticeable drop from its usual $59.99 and lower than its current price on Amazon. Price trackers also suggest this is the lowest it has gone so far. If you prefer the Renegade Raider Fortnite Edition, that…

One of the most influential anime films ever made is heading back to the big screen. Katsuhiro Otomo’s landmark cyberpunk masterpiece AKIRA will return to theaters across the United States and Canada on September 4, 2026, with screenings available in 4K and IMAX.