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Players who wanted to access Stella Montis – a hidden area on the map located in a desolate part of the game world – needed to donate a large number of resources to dig their way there. The game developers, Embark, explained that they increased the donation requirements because players were giving more resources than expected. However, even with the higher requirements, players still managed to reach the goal.
Things are moving fast! This week is a big one for my favorite MomTok star. We’re back at the Sofitel, and honestly, the view from the window was lovely, even if just for a second, before Whitney started talking to Miranda about her dinner with Demi. Apparently, Whitney initially felt alright about it, but a conversation with Conner changed everything and now she’s feeling uneasy. Miranda didn’t hold back, though – she basically said they don’t have the full story, but Demi is definitely not being truthful. It’s wild how quickly these little ones grow up, isn’t it?
Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus largely revolves around a single character. Carol Sturka, played by Rhea Seehorn, is the show’s central figure – initially described as “the most miserable person on Earth.” She’s a pessimistic romance writer who discovers she’s one of the few remaining fully conscious people on a planet where almost everyone else has joined a peaceful, collective consciousness. While Carol has lost everyone she knew to either death or assimilation into this hive mind, the loss of her manager and partner, Helen, clearly affects her the most.
Labubus, adorable alien-like figures, became incredibly popular after being sold by the Chinese company Pop Mart during their live streams on TikTok. For the past year and a half, you’ve likely seen them everywhere – from protests to attached to Rihanna’s handbag, and even placed on Karl Marx’s grave. Before their recent fame, Labubus originally appeared as a supporting character in the book series The Monsters by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, meaning there was existing creative material to work with.
The Netflix competition show is trickier to forecast than something like Physical: 100. That’s because winning Squid Game: The Challenge isn’t just about physical power, smarts, or how well players compete; other factors come into play.
To finish “After Rain Comes,” you’ll need 2 batteries and 5 wires. It’s a good idea to keep these items secure in your pockets, so you don’t lose them during travel, in a fight, or if you encounter hostile enemies on the way to the solar panels.
Okay, so for this quest, the game will give you Fertilizer and a Water Pump, but you don’t have to rely on that. You can bring your own if you’ve already found some! Just keep in mind, you need to complete the whole thing in one Buried City raid, so you still have to actually go to both spots and grab those items to mark the quest as done. Honestly, I always bring an augment with two safe pockets with me for this. That way, even if things go south and I don’t make it out, at least I’ve got the Fertilizer and Water Pump secured!
So, I’m playing this game called Dispatch, and I’m Robert Robertson III – everyone used to call me Mecha Man. I was a big hero, but I didn’t have any powers of my own, so I fought bad guys in a giant mechsuit. But the suit’s wrecked now, and I’m kinda lost. This hero-for-hire, Blonde Blazer, offers me a job as a dispatcher – basically, I manage a team of heroes. Here’s the problem: my team is made up entirely of former supervillains. They’re a total mess – constantly arguing, always causing trouble, and definitely don’t work well together. It’s going to be a challenge getting them to actually be heroes!
While 2025 proved to be a successful year for Disney financially, it also faced several challenges. These included discussions surrounding Jimmy Fallon’s situation after Disney suspended his talk show, increased prices, and concerns about the company’s direction. Recently, Disney CEO Bob Iger shared updates on their plans for artificial intelligence. Dana Terrace, a creator who works with Disney, publicly criticized the decision on X (formerly Twitter) and called for a boycott.
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