A worker in Melbourne Beach noticed a large manatee stuck in a storm drain. Rescue teams worked for several hours to carefully free the nearly 7-foot animal and transport him to SeaWorld for care and rehabilitation.
Trying to describe a game like Palworld can be tricky. You might end up saying it’s similar to Pokémon, but with guns and some ethically challenging building elements. That’s essentially the core idea – a quick, attention-grabbing description that makes people curious and want to learn more.
The character George Cooper Sr. died of a heart attack, which was referenced in The Big Bang Theory and shown in the final season of Young Sheldon.
In central Turkey on February 10th, a surprising robbery took place: a thief used a forklift to break into a jewelry store, stole around 150 grams of gold, and then made a getaway on a donkey.
In late January, TikTok, Meta, Snapchat, and Google were all named in a significant lawsuit concerning social media’s impact on users. The lawsuit was filed by a 19-year-old, identified only as ‘KGM,’ who claims the platforms’ addictive designs led to feelings of depression and suicidal thoughts.
I have to say, I’m a huge fan of Tieflings! From the very beginning of the game, meeting characters like Karlach or even just seeing the Tiefling refugees in the Emerald Grove, you realize there’s so much more to them than just their appearance. In a world full of the usual fantasy races, Tieflings immediately grab your attention. They’ve got this really interesting struggle, caught between the mortal world and a devilish heritage they didn’t choose, but constantly have to deal with.
Apple TV+ has officially taken full ownership of the sci-fi series Severance, acquiring all rights from its previous production studio, Fifth Season, as reported by Deadline.
Gore Verbinski’s new time travel film, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, portrays artificial intelligence as the antagonist and suggests a bleak outlook for a world overly dependent on technology. The movie is being released globally this week.
The game “Dear Me, I was…” is now available for $7.99 on Steam, Google Play (Android), Nintendo Switch eShop, and the iOS App Store. Currently, it doesn’t seem like you can buy the game once and play it on multiple platforms. The Japanese version on Switch 2 didn’t offer a discount for owners of the original Switch version, though these things can sometimes take time to update. You can check out the latest trailer and more information from Arc System Works below.
Slayerbound codes usually give you free spins, which allow you to change important character traits and skills. See the current, working codes listed below, and redeem them quickly before they become invalid.