Man goes viral spotting himself in advert he never took part in
Landing a role in a commercial is a great opportunity for actors and models, but many ads actually feature real, everyday people and their genuine reactions.
Is Zack Snyder returning to continue the Snyderverse? DC rumors explained
Warner Bros. is now for sale, and as of November 24, 2025, companies like Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix have made offers to buy it. There’s also been talk of interest from investment groups in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi. Fans of DC Comics are especially curious about how this sale will affect the future of James Gunn’s DC Universe, which has recently gained momentum with shows like ‘Superman’ and the second season of ‘Peacemaker’.
Steam’s Hottest Game Right Now Is A Free-To-Play Wuxia Sim
I recently got my hands on Where Winds Meet, the first game from Everstone Studio, and wow, it’s something special! It’s set in ancient China during a really cool period – the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms – and it’s a fantastic mix of everything I love in games. Think open-world adventure, action combat, and RPG elements all rolled into one. You can play it completely solo or team up with others, which is awesome. The combat is amazing – super flashy sword fights and you can even use Tai Chi to send enemies (and even animals!) flying. The bosses are seriously challenging – they remind me of the tough ones in FromSoftware games. And the first two areas, Kaifeng and Qinghe, are HUGE. There are honestly hundreds of hours of content there – tons of secrets, puzzles, and enemies to defeat. The best part? It’s completely free to play! I’m already completely hooked.
Bethesda Dev Wants More Shadowdrops Because “We All Have Short Attention Spans Now”
In an interview with GamesRadar, Dave Mustaine explained that surprise releases, often called ‘shadow drops,’ are something Bethesda’s Todd Howard likes to do. Mustaine believes this approach can be effective because it captures the attention of players who don’t have a lot of time or focus.
Star Trek Has Its First Lego Set On The Way, And I Love The Next Generation Detail I Didn’t Expect
I’ve been hoping for this for a long time, and while I’d love to see a LEGO Star Trek game someday, I’m really excited about what’s coming this month. This set was definitely worth the wait, and if it’s a sign of things to come, I can’t wait to see what happens next.
90 Day Fiancé’s Libby Castravet Speaks Out Following The Death Of Her Father Chuck
Libby shared the news on Instagram, while Parade reported he passed after a battle with glioblastoma, a rare form of cancer. Chuck was last seen on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? when he went with the couple to Moldova to check out an investment property. It may be his last appearance on 90 Day Fiancé, as she announced he died a couple of weeks ago:
31 Years Later, This Iconic Simpsons Episode Is Still a Must-Watch for Alfred Hitchcock Fans
Alfred Hitchcock was a famous director known for classic, influential films like Dial M for Murder, Vertigo, The Birds, and especially Psycho. The TV show The Simpsons brilliantly parodied his 1954 film Rear Window in an episode called “Bart of Darkness.” Considered one of Hitchcock’s and cinema’s greatest works, Rear Window was perfectly captured in the episode, creating a hilarious and enjoyable parody that’s still a favorite among Hitchcock fans.
InkSlasher responds, but EvenBadWolves hits back using his own emails as evidence. The dispute over copyright claims continues
In his first video, InkSlasher discussed the copyright claims he’s facing. He explained that while most of his Dying Light video featured cutscenes from the game itself, he needed additional footage. He acknowledges that he used a small portion of gameplay from EvenBadWolves without permission or credit, and now recognizes that was a mistake.
How Audio AI Is Starting to ‘Hear’ Like Us
New research reveals a strong link between the internal workings of advanced audio models and the activity of the human auditory cortex.
Expedition 33 Star Reacts To TGA Nomination, Says He Doesn’t Deserve All The Credit
Cox recently expressed his excitement about the nomination at the La Conve/Animex event in Mexico. He emphasized that the incredible performance of the character was largely due to Maxence Cazorla, a talented French actor who did almost all of the motion capture work. Cox believes any recognition he receives should be shared with Cazorla, as his voice was only one component of the overall performance.