In an Instagram video, Duffer explains how to disable common TV settings that automatically enhance picture quality. These settings often unintentionally worsen the viewing experience for anything other than sports.
We’re excited to share three creative projects where players reimagined Elden Ring as if it were made for older gaming consoles. These ‘de-makes’ beautifully showcase the charm of those classic systems and offer a fun look at how incredibly challenging the game could have been.
Fast-forward two months, and the Beckham-endorsed health-tech wizards have pivoted harder than a spinning gyroscope at a zero-gravity yoga retreat. ðŸ§
The actor, known for their role in Loki, recently announced the birth of their second child in a GQ magazine article published on December 30th.
Okay, fellow comedy fans, heads up! If you’re into Tacoma FD, you’ve got until December 31st to catch it on Netflix. It’s this hilarious show from the guys behind Broken Lizard – you know, the creators of Super Troopers – and it’s basically about the goofy stuff firefighters get up to when they aren’t battling fires. Sadly, after two years, all four seasons – that’s 49 episodes of pure fun – are leaving Netflix on January 1st. It’s going to be a lot harder to find streaming after that, so binge it while you can!
Premiering on Cartoon Network on December 27, 2005, Ben 10 quickly became a popular show. It told the story of Ben Tennyson, a boy who discovered a special watch called the Omnitrix. This watch gave him the ability to transform into ten different aliens, and eventually many more. The series grew into a huge franchise with sequels, reboots, and a complex universe, and its creators are now hoping to continue the story.
Okay, so I just saw a trailer pop up today that revealed the release date for 2XKO! It’s officially coming out on January 20th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. It was on Riot’s YouTube channel, but they quickly took it down. Luckily, a bunch of us saw it before they did, and it definitely looked like the real deal. So yeah, mark your calendars – January 20th is the day!
The Marvel Universe has a wealth of stories perfect for large-scale, sci-fi space movies. While characters like the X-Men could introduce exciting new alien races like the Brood and the Shi’ar, a recent Marvel comic storyline is particularly well-suited to showcase the vastness and scope of the cosmic side of the MCU.
The Duffer Brothers didn’t need to be sorcerers—or wizards—to spot this mistake.
2025 was an uneven year for the MCU. While some projects were fantastic, others didn’t quite succeed. Despite this, all of them introduced characters we’d love to see more of. Unfortunately, it looks like a few of these great characters won’t be returning. Here are five from 2025 we probably won’t see again.