Following the surprising appearance of the tennis icon in Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show, where Kendrick performed his song “Not Like Us,” a track that seems to be directed at Drake – someone I dated in the early 2010s – I must admit, I can’t imagine being in Alexis Ohanian’s position.
At the 2025 Super Bowl, the singer known for “Cruel Summer,” who is romantically linked with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, drew jeers from the crowd when the big screen at Caesars Superdome showed her and her companion Ice Spice in the audience. Shortly after this event on February 9th, former President Donald Trump, who had also faced boos at the New Orleans stadium, commented on this incident via social media.
As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to share that starting off, my favorite game Phasmophobia is receiving an exciting update called Chronicle! This new feature allows us, as players, to record the chilling evidence we collect during our ghost-hunting adventures. We can now upload videos and pictures of our investigations, and we’ll be handsomely rewarded based on the value of this evidence we submit.
Those who pre-ordered “Civilization VII” began playing the new game on February 5th. Since then, Firaxis has been responsive to Advanced Access feedback, releasing a second update ahead of schedule. This patch doesn’t resolve every user interface issue, but it does address matters like missing text and icons. It’s a positive step forward, and coincides perfectly with more players gaining access to “Civilization VII”. The global release of the game is scheduled differently based on platform, debuting at midnight EST on February 11th for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, but not until a few hours later for console gamers.
Initially, producer Akio Iyoku revealed that the newly created anime is tailored for Grand Tour enthusiasts who had first encountered the spin-off in their childhood years. He aimed to produce an animation suitable for both parents and children to enjoy together, primarily focusing on individuals from their early 30s and older with families. These are the people who once watched ‘Dragon Ball GT’ as kids. He took this demographic into account, and his endeavor to create a new series similar to ‘GT’ served as the foundation for this project.
You’ll be pleased to know that this new game arrives at a high-end AAA price, but fortunately, you won’t have to spend the full amount right away, not even during its launch week. CDKeys offers live discounts across all game versions. Instead of the standard $70 for the base game on PC or Xbox, you can purchase it for only $54.99 on your PC setup, or $57.49 on your Xbox console.