Worldcoin Drama: $25.6M Shuffle Sparks Crypto Panic Attack 👀

As of this writing, Worldcoin [WLD] is hanging out at $0.58, which is basically the equivalent of finding a penny on the sidewalk-exciting for a second, then you realize it’s just a penny. đŸȘ™ It’s up 1.0% on the day, but let’s be honest, it’s been on a downward spiral, dropping 7.2% weekly. Yikes. 😬

Dungeons of Dusk will have Steam Workshop support, Steam Next Fest demo confirmed for February 2026

Okay, so I just read up on Dungeons of Dusk, and it’s looking awesome! They’re planning a demo for Steam Next Fest in February 2026, which I’m already marking on my calendar. But get this – they’re including a level editor and Steam Workshop support, so we’ll be able to make and share our own levels! The latest Steam blog post dives into all the details about how development is going, what the game will probably cost (around $16.99), why New Blood teamed up with 68k Studios, and a ton of other cool stuff. Oh, and good news for us mobile gamers – it’s still confirmed to be coming to mobile too!

Heated Rivalry Confirms the Character Ages In the Show & Book

The latest episode of Heated Rivalry shifted focus to characters Scott Hunter and Kip Grady, who are older than the show’s main leads. With the romance between characters becoming a hot topic, fans are now discussing how old the hockey players actually are.

Sydney Sweeney Says She Doesn’t Align with Jean Controversy Views

An advertisement featuring Sydney Sweeney from July 2025 caused confusion because she playfully mixed up the words ‘genes’ and ‘jeans.’ Some viewers thought the ad suggested she was attractive due to her genetics – like her hair and eye color – and that she was linking attractiveness to the clothes she wore. In the ad, she stated, “My jeans are blue,” after explaining that genes determine traits inherited from parents. Sweeney avoided addressing the controversy while promoting her films Christy and Americana. However, in a November GQ interview, she clarified she simply enjoys wearing jeans and that was the extent of the ad’s message. She explained she wasn’t bothered by the backlash, stating, “I knew what that ad was for, and it was great jeans.” She added that she only speaks out on issues she feels strongly about, and this wasn’t one of them.