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1666: Amsterdam, best known as the brainchild of Assassin’s Creed co-creator Patrice Désilets before its reveal was marred by some impressively terrible AI art, has as of recent times “totally” moved on from AI. That’s according to Désilets, who, speaking with GamesRadar, claimed that his company had fired up the plagiarism machine “mostly at the…

Project Perseus #1 hits shelves with a time-hopping cryptid hunter, a decade-long bender to cure, and a jungle-to-dive-bar chase through history.

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In the first-ever episode of Mad Men, the ad executives of Sterling Cooper are trying to figure out a fresh new way to advertise Lucky Strike cigarettes after the recent revelations that everyone’s favourite pastime is causing cancer. One of the agency’s team members offers research suggesting that smokers are driven by a collective death…

The Next Influencer Trying to Sell You Something on TikTok… Might Not Even Be Human. – La Nouvelle Tribune Stache10/08/2026

Robert Kirkman is not new to creating deeply layered mythologies set in foreign worlds. His pantheon of original characters and planets stretches across the outer reaches of new galaxies and timelines, giving readers a glimpse into cosmic, blood-soaked realities. He builds macrocosms with a few novel ideas and a pen. 

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The pop culture-verse has rebooted cigarettes as the accessory du jour, health risks be damned. 27 Jul, 2026

In a span of just slightly longer than one year, Netflix has released the definitive documentaries on three of the greatest (read: worst) cruise-ship disasters of our time: Amy Bradley Is Missing, Trainwreck: Poop Cruise and Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea. It’s like Ted Sarandos is some sort of landlubber

Apple TV’s most underrated show is back – and its fifth season is a triumph. Despite consistent critical acclaim across its five-season run and a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, this heartwarming, witty series remains one of the streamer’s best-kept secrets.