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by Matt Novak on (#77EHE)
The average person isn't equipped to fact-check every video in their feed.
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| Updated | 2026-08-04 00:00 |
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by Jen Lennon on (#77EHF)
Prime Video is looking for a replacement for Ryan Hurst, who was initially cast as Kratos but dropped out of the series after an on-set injury.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77EG4)
With the new Spider-Man movie's opening now in the record books, the top boss at Marvel is already looking to the future.
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by Gayoung Lee on (#77EG5)
"Nobody would ever question that smallpox came to this hemisphere from colonization, but this proves it."
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by Bruce Gil on (#77EG6)
Some good news for Sam Altman as he tries to grease the skids.
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by Webb Wright on (#77EG7)
It's unclear when (and if) it will be publicly released.
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by Jen Lennon on (#77EDP)
This is the second 'Warhammer 40,000' project Prime Video has announced.
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by Gayoung Lee on (#77EDQ)
A high-res movie of a black hole's meal" suggests that it's less a bottomless pit than it is a complex digestive system.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77EDR)
A new trailer is here to remind you that 'Star Wars: Visions Presents - The Ninth Jedi' hits Disney+ on August 5.
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by Kyle Barr on (#77EBE)
Amazon is promising you can get some refund back in a 'limited set of circumstances.'
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by Matt Novak on (#77EBF)
We're starting to think Elon might not be very bright.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77EBG)
Harrenhal's own Alys Rivers weighs in on the wild events of 'The Dragon in Winter.'
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by AJ Dellinger on (#77EBH)
Abandon rocket ship.
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by Ed Cara on (#77EBJ)
Children who had liquid fluoride applied directly to their teeth were less likely to experience further teeth decay.
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by Passant Rabie on (#77EBK)
The observatory recently began its 10-year survey of the southern sky using the world's largest digital camera.
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by Webb Wright on (#77EBM)
To get a feel for just how different the public moods are towards AI between the U.S. and China, just look at the marketing.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77EBN)
The ninth installment in the long-running film series features entries by Flying Lotus, Ernest Dickerson, RZA, and more.
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by Bruce Gil on (#77E8X)
DoorDash drivers say they have been offered about $5 to go help load a robot.
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by Ece Yildirim on (#77E8Y)
The findings could add fuel to the fire for teen social media bans gaining steam around the world.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77E8Z)
Matt Groening's animated sci-fi series delivers a high-energy 14th season.
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by James Pero on (#77E90)
Recent efforts to bolster the effectiveness of Meta's capture LED might be falling short.
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by Kyle Barr on (#77E91)
The RAM apocalypse could be a gift to cheap PCs, if you can consider any laptop today cheap.'
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#77E61)
This community of microorganisms holds the answer to a longstanding scientific mystery, according to the researchers.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#77E62)
The penultimate episode of season three nudges all pieces in place for the finale, including Ormund Hightower's very special surprise.
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by Tom Hawking on (#77E63)
And the answer is... yes! Sort of!
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by Germain Lussier on (#77E64)
From Star Wars and Marvel to 'The X-Files,' E.T., Batman, 'KPop Demon Hunters,' and more, it might be the nerdiest month yet.
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by Justin Carter on (#77E35)
Oh, so *that's* what's a spider can do when he's got a Brand New Day.
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by Ed Cara on (#77E0D)
In a new study, scientists have identified some of the biggest factors linked to longer, more wasteful showers.
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by Gordon Jackson on (#77E0E)
Plus, further evidence for the Court of Owls in 'The Batman, Part II.'
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by Justin Carter on (#77E0F)
Still with toys on the brain, Hasbro's snagged a pair of Marvel vets to bring its UK-specific 'Action Man' toy line to the cinemas.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77DYA)
You have to admit it does help the whole idea of Apple glasses make sense.
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by Justin Carter on (#77DPP)
Ubisoft's biggest franchise found itself in the perfect position to capitalize on 'The Odyssey' and its ongoing success.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77DN7)
You'll never guess what's reportedly causing the shortage.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77DKP)
The creators of Grok didn't want this, but it happened anyway.
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by Justin Carter on (#77DKQ)
Thankful for the fans and the show's success, Andrew Guest sheds a little bit of light on why 'Wonder Man' won't return.
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by Justin Carter on (#77DHX)
Stay a while and share with us your thoughts of 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' won't you?
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by Justin Carter on (#77DG8)
If you're waiting for the 'Romulus' sequel, stay in line, because it's apparently still on the docket.
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by James Pero on (#77DG9)
I tested Xgimi's MemoMind One, and I don't think I ever want to venture down that path again.
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by Wes Davis on (#77DEM)
This $700 robotic buddy made my kid cry.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77DBB)
Wanna hear about Connes's rigidity conjecture? No? Okay, what about a major new AI model?
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by Justin Carter on (#77D4V)
Hollywood ain't big enough for two 'Nightmare on Elm Street' revivals, and WB and Paramount are fighting over who can make it.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77D3G)
He says his loved ones don't think his LLM use has been "healthy."
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by Justin Carter on (#77D3H)
This Barbie could get a sequel if Warner Bros. is willing to accept the terms of the talent's deals.
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by Mike Pearl on (#77D3J)
A price may come into play "when people use it a lot," he said.
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by Justin Carter on (#77D21)
Pour some blood out for Marvel's daywalker as everything comes up suck for him this year in the most frustrating ways.
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by Matt Novak on (#77D0J)
The company said it's "rolling back" the feature after just one day.
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by Justin Carter on (#77D0K)
The popular TTRPG is doing its own version of 'Universes Beyond,' starting with two properties with some tabletop experience.
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by Bruce Gil on (#77CYH)
Elon Musk's AI company has about a year to remove the unpermitted turbines.
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by Justin Carter on (#77CYJ)
A fresh start for Peter Parker gives 'Brand New Day' freedom to stand with the 'Home' trilogy while doing its own distinct thing.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#77CVV)
Advancements in passive cooling technologies are showing promise, but technical, economic, and climatic barriers remain.
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