This agreement provides Microsoft with increased computing power to support AI tasks like Copilot, training OpenAI models, and running Azure services. Importantly, it allows Microsoft to avoid the lengthy and costly process of constructing new data centers, which can face years of delays due to permitting and power availability.
Catherine Zeta-Jones, married to Michael Douglas, recently expressed her surprise that Danny DeVito hasn’t been cast in the show Wednesday. Douglas and DeVito have been close friends for decades, having lived together as roommates in the late 1960s. At a recent Wednesday event, Zeta-Jones told Variety she questioned why DeVito hadn’t appeared in the series, suggesting he would be perfect for the role of Cousin Itt. She and Douglas celebrated their shared birthday (September 25th) with DeVito and discussed the possibility.
Danielle Fishel, known from Boy Meets World, shared a heartbreaking story about her time on Dancing with the Stars. Her 6-year-old son, Adler Lawrence, mistakenly told his teacher that she had passed away. Adler shares a father, Jensen Karp, with Fishel.
During the interview, Baker explained that he frequently disagrees with Druckmann, particularly when it comes to how their characters are developed. Even though Baker will be playing a secondary character in Intergalactic instead of a lead role, he mentioned that their creative differences continue to surface.
Looking ahead to next year, our priority is a strong finish to this year. We’re aiming to have 90 million units installed by the start of next year, which means selling an additional 5.6 million units before December 31st. While we shipped 3.9 million units last quarter, we still need to focus on actual sales to reach our goal.
When asked about the potential impact of the delayed release of Grand Theft Auto 6 (now expected in November 2026) on Sony’s gaming business, Tao explained that Marvel’s Wolverine will now be a key game driving sales for Sony’s first-party titles, and is expected to be a positive for the company.
As a huge Alien fan, I can honestly say Alien: Earth is the best thing to come out of the franchise since Aliens. It’s a prequel set two years before the original film, and it follows a Weyland-Yutani ship crashing on Earth with a bunch of alien creatures – including, of course, a Xenomorph. Everyone’s been raving about how well it expands the Alien universe and the action is genuinely thrilling. Critics and regular viewers alike have loved it! But here’s the frustrating part: it’s been over a month since the first season ended, and Disney still hasn’t renewed it for a second season. That’s really worrying, because if Alien: Earth doesn’t get picked up soon, the whole franchise could lose some serious steam.
Arc Raiders creates a beautifully realized world with a genuine sense of threat, and its combat system is satisfying for both strategic thinkers and skilled players. It feels like a fresh take on the extraction shooter genre, offering a more focused and considered experience than typical battle royales. While not perfect, its flaws are small. Any fan of shooter games should definitely give Embark Studios’ new title a try.
The game is called Dark Deity 2, and its release on PlayStation and Xbox is exciting news for fans of tactical RPGs. Created by Sword & Axe LLC, this sequel improves upon the original Dark Deity, which became popular for its complex gameplay, extensive customization options, and classic art style – drawing inspiration from Fire Emblem games on the Game Boy Advance.
In an interview with Collider, director Shawn Levy highlighted the talent of Claudio Miranda, the cinematographer behind Star Wars: Starfighter. Miranda previously worked with Joseph Kosinski on successful films like Top Gun: Maverick and F1. Levy explained that Miranda is known for creating unique camera setups and experimenting with lenses and formats. He believes this innovative approach was a major asset to Starfighter, which aimed to be visually groundbreaking and deliver an immersive, energetic experience. Levy noted that Miranda demonstrated his ability to put audiences inside the action – not just watching it – in both Top Gun: Maverick and F1, making viewers feel like they were in the cockpit or driver’s seat. He wanted that unique skill for Starfighter.