The first season of the ‘Detective Hole’ series is based on the fifth book in Jo Nesbø’s Harry Hole novels. Nesbø explained to TopMob that this particular story is where the series’ overarching plot really begins to coalesce.
As the former NBA player explained in the new Netflix documentary Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom, it was anything but ordinary.
Notable upcoming games include the story-focused open-world RPG Fate of the Old Republic by Arcanaut Studios. The remake of the original Knights of the Old Republic, developed by Saber Interactive, and Quantic Dream’s Star Wars Eclipse are also still in development, though updates have been scarce.
Okay, so Rec Room’s shutting down. It’s pretty sad, but the game will officially go offline on June 1st, 2026, meaning we won’t be able to play it anymore – the servers will be turned off. They’re already starting to wind things down, like you can’t create new accounts now, and in May they’ll stop letting us buy the premium currency or create new stuff. It’s a bummer, but we’ve got a little time left to enjoy it.
We chat with Alex Horne, the creative force behind the hilarious show Taskmaster, about a wonderfully silly challenge he’s created for Easter. You should definitely check out the video of it – it’s very satisfying to watch adults struggle with something as simple as a boiled egg and a timer!
*Warning – contains plot details for Babies episodes 1-3*
I just got a sneak peek at what’s coming up on Saturday, April 11th, and it looks like Jack Whitehall is going to kick things off with a bunch of sketches. Then, the amazing Smith will take the stage! Just a heads-up though, this is the last new episode for a little while – the show will be back on April 25th after a short break.
The first season of the post-apocalyptic drama gained even more viewers after the release of season two, bringing the total audience to 100 million people who watched at least part of the series.
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The whitepaper, which I’m sure nobody has read yet, warns that about 6.9 million of the precious coin might be vulnerable to what Google whimsically calls “quantum at‑rest” attacks. Roughly 1.7 million of those reside in the older, archaic Pay‑to‑Public‑Key (P2PK) addresses, where the public keys are proudly on display like a neon sign. And yes, even the coins that many swear belong to Bitcoin’s legendary founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, are not exempt.