For years, most social media has been free, but that’s changing. We’re starting to see platforms find ways to make money, like X, formerly known as Twitter, which now charges a fee for account verification – a feature that used to be free for well-known users.
Michael C. Hall, known for his roles in Dexter and Six Feet Under, stars as Angelo Doyle, a seemingly ordinary photocopier salesman with a secret: he’s a professional hitman. The new series follows Angelo as he grapples with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, making it increasingly difficult to maintain the separation between his two drastically different lives. The first episode hints at the growing confusion between the cold-blooded hitman and the family man he pretends to be.
Una excels at defense with minimal effort. Her abilities function like automated turrets, handling much of the protection while you can concentrate on eliminating enemy attackers.
If you’re curious about new games for PS5 and PS4 this week, you’ve come to the right place! We’ve put together a list of all the latest releases.
Following the exciting announcement of Highguard at The Game Awards 2025, the team at Wildlight Entertainment became very quiet. They didn’t share much news in the weeks before the game launched on January 26, 2026.
Just ten years ago, getting food delivered in Canada meant calling in a pizza order or picking it up yourself. Now, apps like Uber Eats have completely changed how we get food delivered.
Highguard’s release wasn’t easy. While it was heavily featured at the 2025 Game Awards, the presentation actually created a negative reaction from many gamers, who were disappointed with how the free-to-play shooter was presented.
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common. You can find it in the social media apps we use, the software at work, and even in the ads we see while out and about.
Online games are increasingly using AI to monitor chats, but this has led to problems, with many players being unfairly banned or muted for seemingly no reason.
Chess players were surprised in January to learn that Levy Rozman’s book, ‘How to Win at Chess’ (from the popular GothamChess channel), was prohibited from a large chess competition in London.