The discussion about how the series began and a preview of the final episode – which Russell T Davies called “carnage” – led to talk about Jemma Redgrave’s character, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart. Kate, who leads UNIT, has been a regular part of Doctor Who since she first appeared in 2012.
Look, I get why we’re drawn to end-of-the-world stories, but so many sci-fi shows lately feel…well, relentlessly depressing. It’s always crumbling buildings, people losing their humanity, and just a constant sense of hopelessness. They really drive home the idea that if you do survive, you’ve lost everything worth living for. And while that feels realistic, honestly, it gets draining to watch. It’s a bit much, and I found myself needing something…lighter.
The EA game being removed is actually a mobile title called Real Racing 3, first released in 2013 by Firemonkeys Studios. It was a sequel to Real Racing (2009) and Real Racing 2 (2010). While PC and console gamers might not be familiar with the series, it was once very popular on iOS and Android, which explains its long run until 2025 or 2026. The reason for its removal isn’t officially stated, only described as an “emotional decision.” It’s likely due to licensing issues and the cost of maintaining servers exceeding the revenue from in-app purchases—though this is just an educated guess, as the game is free to play.
This year was full of celebrity weddings that everyone talked about, but some really stood out. From Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s nuptials to Patrick Schwarzenegger and Abby Champion’s ceremony, and Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s lavish Italian wedding, there were plenty of high-profile celebrations of love.
A new theoretical study reveals how driving a magnetic flux through a quantum ring creates energy sidebands, linking the system’s behavior to the AC Stark effect.
You can now watch Sky’s new version of the play Amadeus online. Will Sharpe stars as Mozart and Paul Bettany plays Salieri – roles that were famously brought to life by Tom Hulce and F Murray Abraham in the 1984 movie.
If you’re wondering what game we’re talking about, it’s Inside, originally an Xbox One exclusive by the Danish studio Playdead. Despite being released almost a decade ago, it’s still their most recent game – they haven’t announced anything new in years. People are starting to worry that their next project might never actually come out. But even if Playdead doesn’t release another game, Inside was a significant and memorable contribution to the gaming world.
Now that the fourth season of Mayor of Kingstown has finished, people are starting to wonder what’s next for the show and what to expect in the future.
New research reveals fundamental incompatibilities in how we decompose information, challenging core assumptions in fields like neuroscience and machine learning.
Since that tragicomic zenith, PENGU has been trapped in a descending channel, like a disoriented bird in a snowstorm, beneath the scornful gaze of the 20, 50, 100, and 200 EMAs. At press time, it huddled near $0.0092, a number so pitiful it might as well be written in invisible ink. Three days below a “key technical zone”? How quaint. 🥶