Highguard devs face company-wide layoffs just two weeks after launch

It’s been a little over two weeks since the game Highguard launched, and reports are surfacing that developers at the California studio are being laid off. While the exact number of affected employees isn’t known, one person who lost their job says the cuts impact “most of the team.”

ARC Raiders: On Deaf Ears Quest Guide and Walkthrough

Stella Montis is the opposite of expansive. This map is small and features a maze of narrow corridors with very little room to move. Though the automated robots (ARC) aren’t as prevalent here, you can expect plenty of player activity. Everywhere you go, other players will be ready to react, looking for any excuse to start a fight.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Are Back, But With A Twist

According to ComicBook.com, a new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comic series will be released later this year, published by Penguin Random House. The exciting news is that Marguerite Bennett, who previously wrote Power Rangers: Beyond the Grid, is writing this new series as well.

Apple Acquires Severance IP, Plans 4 Seasons and Universe Expansion

Season 2 of Severance broke viewership records for Apple TV+, and the network is hoping to build on that momentum. Production for Season 3 is starting shortly, and Apple is already looking ahead to Season 4 and beyond. They also plan to create more content within the Severance world, potentially including prequel stories, spin-off series, and versions of the show made for different countries.

LayerZero Soars: Did Cathie Wood Just Ignite a Crypto Revolution?

What began as a humble interoperability layer-a mere bridge in the vast ocean of blockchain-has transformed into a high-stakes venture that boasts endorsements from titans of finance: Citadel Securities, DTCC, ICE, and the ever-ambitious Ark Invest. One cannot help but chuckle at the irony; the very institutions once skeptical of cryptocurrencies now scramble to attach their names to this ambitious chain.

Jack Sparrow’s Son & Margot Robbie Rumors For Pirates Of the Caribbean 6 Addressed By Producer Jerry Bruckheimer

A sixth Pirates of the Caribbean movie is in the works, but details about the plot and who will star in it have been uncertain. A reboot featuring Margot Robbie was announced in 2018, but she later confirmed in 2022 that the project was cancelled. It’s also unclear if Johnny Depp will return as Jack Sparrow, though some reports suggest the story might focus on Jack Sparrow’s son.

Jerry Bruckheimer Teases ‘F1’ Sequel

At The Hollywood Reporter’s Nominees Night on February 10, 2026, Jerry Bruckheimer revealed that development on a sequel is underway. He mentioned they are crafting the story and collaborating with Lewis Hamilton, who is a co-producer and former Formula One driver, to get his input on potential ideas. When asked about Brad Pitt potentially reprising his role, Bruckheimer playfully responded that it was too early to say.

This Serial-Killer Thriller Looks So Kidmanian

Writer Ben Kesslen jokingly dubbed Nicole Kidman’s recent film choices a “kidmanslop” cinematic universe, and many fans agree there’s something to it. Despite being a major advocate for the movie-going experience, Kidman frequently appears in films and shows released directly to streaming services. In the last two years alone, she’s starred in several streaming titles, including A Family Affair and Spellbound on Netflix, Holland and Expats on Prime Video, and second seasons of Lioness on Paramount+ and Nine Perfect Strangers on Hulu. She even did a film called The Last Anniversary for the Australian streaming service Binge. Like a doctor who’s always on call, Kidman seems to constantly be working on new projects.

An Ode to the Varsity Blues ‘I Don’t Want Your Life’ Speech

There’s a short, memorable line in football movies that perfectly captures a cultural moment. It’s delivered with a slight accent that doesn’t quite sound Texan, but it doesn’t matter. The line is powerful because of its honesty, anger, and the universal feeling of wanting to forge your own path, rejecting the values of previous generations. I’m referring to James Van Der Beek’s iconic delivery of “I don’t want your life” in the 1990s film Varsity Blues, which still resonates with audiences today.