Games

All seven seasons of the crime drama Rizzoli & Isles are now available on Netflix, as of January 20th. The show, which originally ran on TNT from 2010 to 2016 for a total of 105 episodes, has been available on various streaming platforms intermittently since then. Based on the novels by Tess Gerritsen, Rizzoli & Isles stars Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander as a detective and a medical examiner, respectively. Despite their very different personalities, they team up to investigate challenging crimes in Boston.

The LEGO Icons Golden Retriever Puppy (set number 11384) is available for pre-order now at LEGO.com and costs $139.99. It will ship starting February 1, 2026. This building set is recommended for ages 18 and up – it’s probably more appealing to adults than younger children who might prefer a real puppy (and all the fun that comes with it)!

As anticipated, Far Cry Primal will receive a performance update for the PlayStation 5, bringing the game to a smooth 60 frames per second. This makes it the third game from the popular Ubisoft series released during the PlayStation 4 generation to get this upgrade.

The world of Robert Pattinson’s Batman is already full of criminals, as we saw with the Joker’s appearance in the first film. This opens the door for many established characters to appear in The Batman: Part II, giving Batman a wide range of potential enemies. While we’ve gotten some clues about who the main villain might be, it’s still unconfirmed. Here’s a ranking of the possible antagonists, from least to most interesting.

From the start, House of M has always been a controversial series. It’s a classic Brian Bendis event – long and slow-paced, taking many issues to get to the main story before concluding with a disappointing battle and an entire issue dedicated to discussing what just happened. While essential for understanding Marvel comics from the 2000s, it’s not a series many people would genuinely recommend. Despite its flaws, House of M remains important, with repercussions still felt in Marvel stories today. Even after 21 years, it continues to spark debate for numerous reasons.

Fake trailers for the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday movie are spreading online, particularly on platforms like X. These trailers are designed to look like shaky, secretly recorded footage from movie theaters. They even include characters who weren’t in the official previews, like members of the Fantastic Four, Doctor Strange, Sam Wilson, and Doctor Doom. With AI technology becoming so sophisticated, these realistic fakes are fooling some fans. It’s important for movie fans to be careful and double-check information they find online about upcoming films.

Raymond Bartos, a former producer at Blizzard who worked on World of Warcraft, recently announced he’s joined Riot Games. He’s now a Senior Game Producer leading development on the League of Legends MMO. While Bartos didn’t share many details about the game’s progress, his hiring – and other key roles being filled – confirms that the project is still actively in development.

Show off your style with this adorable new tote bag! It’s red and cream with a fun polka dot pattern all over, even on Minnie Mouse’s 3D bow and the straps. The front pocket is shaped like Minnie Mouse herself, and sweet satin ribbons add a lovely finishing touch. This tote is perfect for any Disney fashion fan!

Light novels refresh popular genres by diving deep into character motivations and creating incredibly detailed worlds. Unlike traditional stories with clear endings, reading them feels like experiencing a story that evolves alongside you. Truly engaging with light novels means appreciating a constantly unfolding, never-ending creative process—fiction that deliberately resists closure.

As a huge Halo fan, I was so excited for Halo: Campaign Evolved! It’s basically a fresh take on the very first game, letting you experience that amazing story all over again. The only thing is, they didn’t include the competitive multiplayer modes this time around – it’s focused purely on the single-player campaign.