I was so excited to learn that some of the very first Betty Boop and Pluto cartoons are entering the public domain on January 1st, 2026! Basically, because those early versions were created back in 1930, the copyright protection is finally running out after 95 years. It’s going to be amazing to see what creative things people do with those classic characters now!
The Balkans is a region in Southern Europe made up of many different countries and cultures. Luckily, we already have a key piece of information to solve this puzzle: knowing the location of Belgrade.
I was skeptical after seeing a clue, because the question seemed difficult. But it turns out the answer is actually quite simple – you just need to avoid overcomplicating things.
Open-world shooters aren’t bad in themselves, but moving to a large, open map can sometimes diminish the feeling you get from traditional, carefully crafted shooter levels. Those older, more focused levels let strong shooting mechanics really shine. If you’re starting to feel tired of open-world games, exploring a variety of shooters – both new and old – can remind you how satisfying well-designed shooting can be.
The makers of Cookie Jam occasionally challenge players with geography questions. Recently, the puzzle focused on a famous mountain in Japan. Anyone familiar with the country likely solved it easily, as it’s a well-known landmark. But for other players, it might have been tricky. So, let’s get straight to the answer:
Joshua, 36, was injured in a traffic accident on December 29th while driving on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway in Ogun State, Nigeria. He was heading to see family for the New Year and was treated at a hospital before being released.
Happy New Year
This new trailer follows the release of two demos: the ‘Trails beyond the Horizon Story Demo’ (available on all platforms) and the ‘Battle Demo’ (exclusive to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4). The Story Demo can be downloaded from Steam, PlayStation 4 & 5, and the eShop. The Battle Demo is available for PS5 and PS4.
Harlan Coben began a partnership with Netflix in 2018 to turn his popular novels into TV series, and this agreement was renewed in 2022 due to its success. With 37 books already published and more on the way, Coben’s stories consistently attract a large audience when adapted for the screen.
Does this sound familiar? The story of the Emmy-winning TV show Lost, which first aired in 2004, and the book Peak share a striking similarity. The deeper you get into either one—whether you’re binge-watching episodes or following a climber’s journey—the more complex and intriguing the mystery becomes.