New Star Trek TV Show Casting Continues a Surprising 34-Year Franchise Trend

We’ve just gotten our first glimpse of WWE star Becky Lynch (Rebecca Quin) as a member of Starfleet Academy. Photos show her in a Starfleet gold uniform and with a red bob haircut, standing on the bridge of a ship that appears to be the USS Athena. This continues a long-standing tradition for Star Trek of featuring wrestling stars, a practice that began in the early 1990s. Lynch isn’t the first wrestler to join the Star Trek universe; several WWE (and previously WWF) athletes have appeared in Trek shows over the years.

One-Punch Man Anime’s Downfall Is Nothing Compared to This 2019 Hit

While the first season of The Promised Neverland was a huge success in 2019 – a rare anime that combined beautiful animation with a truly captivating story – the second season unfortunately didn’t live up to expectations. The initial season was a standout hit, even launching with a strong debut alongside the final season of Attack on Titan, and built up considerable hype for 2021. Sadly, when the new episodes arrived, many viewers felt something was wrong, leading to a significant drop in quality and one of the biggest disappointments in recent anime history.

A 2022 Steam Hidden Gem Is Discounted to Just $2.49

You can get the game Hazel Sky on Steam for only $2.49, down from its regular price of $24.99! This offer lasts until December 17th. The Deluxe Edition, which includes the game’s soundtrack, is also on sale for a little over a dollar more. If you want to try before you buy, developer Coffee Addict Studio has released a demo.

Windows 10 is dying on Steam — over 65% of gamers now use Windows 11 as Linux gains an ever-so-slight OS adoption bump

The latest Steam survey from November 2025 shows a predictable increase in Windows 11 users. With Windows 10 no longer supported, many users have been upgrading, resulting in a 2% gain for Windows 11 on the Steam platform.

Linux also saw a small increase in users, rising by 0.15%. This follows a milestone reached in October 2025 when Linux surpassed 3% of Steam users, now accounting for 3.20% overall. However, Windows still dominates with 94.79% of the user base, and Windows 11 is now used by 65.59% of Steam players.