Roblox has announced that all static and classic face designs must be converted into animated dynamic heads or risk being removed from players' inventories for good, all in the name of supporting ...

L-R: Adam DiMarco as Nicky Cunningham, Camila Morrone as Rachel Harkin in 'Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen' Courtesy of Netflix Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen on March 26 when Haley Z.

Gaming with Kev experiences chaos as a bad baby gets adopted, causing hilarity and disaster in Roblox. Texas Democrat stuns Republicans with Senate win in Trump territory Catherine O'Hara discovered ...

"Something Very Bad Is About to Happen" on Netflix. The "atmospheric horror" series, whose executive-producing team includes "Stranger Things" duo Matt and Ross Duffer, will premiere with all eight ...

Football with a side of music. The Super Bowl might be the game that decides the NFL's champion, but it is so much more. Between commercials, gambling, music and more, there's a little something for ...

There's been a lot of virtual ink spilled about Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl 60 halftime show performer in 2026, with false info about his performance being canceled (NFL commissioner Roger Goodell ...

Super Bowl 60 is almost here! The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are set to battle for the Lombardi Trophy in this year's Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Feb. 8.

One week before he is set to headline the Super Bowl halftime show, Puerto Rican superstar and recording artist Bad Bunny drew a standing ovation from attendees at the Grammy Awards as he said “ICE ...

Roblox Corporation delivers record user and bookings growth but remains unprofitable with no near-term path to profitability. RBLX faces major headwinds: high valuation, shareholder dilution, margin ...

The Super Bowl is fast approaching, and with it, increased scrutiny over the choice of halftime performer. This year, Latin superstar Bad Bunny will take the stage, treating attendees and the millions ...

The “Melania” movie is an instant classic — of opacity, of superficiality, of obliviousness. And that might be the point. Its subject, the once and again first lady of the United States, remains ...