The Jurassic World T-Rex set isn’t the only Lego deal available at Amazon. You can also save on the Lego Jurassic World Triceratops Skull, which has 468 pieces and is currently $38.49 (originally $45). For younger fans, the Lego Jurassic World Baby Bumpy Ankylosaurus is on sale for $20 (down from $25) and includes fun veggie accessories. If you’re looking for more Lego deals, check out our Cyber Monday roundup.
Researchers explore a new method of using large language models to poll ‘AI agents’ and understand community sentiment surrounding proposed data center projects.
Tingus Goose perfectly embodies the spirit of a passionate indie game. It’s exactly the kind of game people often picture when they think of small, lovingly-made projects.
Motion capture for CGI is now a standard technique, and it’s not considered groundbreaking anymore. To create digital effects that transform a person into something like an alien, actors wear special suits – often jokingly called “mo cap pajamas,” though they aren’t exactly stylish. Josh Brolin has a more colorful name for the suit, and despite the less-than-glamorous outfit, he says he actually enjoys wearing it. Here’s what he had to say…
Beth Dutton is a polarizing character – some viewers love her, while others find her over-the-top and awkward. However, everyone agrees she delivers some of the most iconic lines in Taylor Sheridan’s series, and her strong personality and sharp humor are key to the show’s popularity.
Fans of Stranger Things are known for carefully examining every detail to guess what will happen next in the show. Noah Schnapp, who plays a main character, recently revealed that Netflix actually dropped a hint about a big plot point earlier this year. According to Schnapp, the way the characters were positioned on the Season 5 poster was a clue that Will Byers will have a significant role in the final episodes. This hidden message has been available to fans since the poster was released on October 31st – for almost a month now!
Science fiction films can also be quite puzzling. They often feature complex, non-chronological plots and ambiguous conclusions, taking advantage of new ideas and filmmaking methods. It’s not surprising that many iconic sci-fi movies leave viewers confused on their first viewing.
In particular, tokens like Official Trump [TRUMP] and Melania [MELANIA] have extended their 2025 losses, a tale of woe that would make even a Tolstoy character weep. 🐍
Bitwise, ever the glutton, has swollen its XRP holdings to 80 million tokens-enough to choke a small blockchain. ETF managers now cradle over $687 million in assets, a sum representing just north of 300 million XRP on record. 21Shares, ever the modest newcomer, arrived with a $500,000 seed basket and the audacity to charge a 0.50% management fee. The competition among issuers promises to reveal, with the subtlety of a sledgehammer, just how desperately these funds intend to hoard XRP in the long term.
I just finished the first season of The Chair Company and wow, it was a ride! It finally gave us some answers to things that had been building up, but honestly, it left me with even more questions. Created by Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin for HBO, the show is such a unique mix of hilariously awkward moments and a genuinely intriguing conspiracy. It’s weirdly compelling to see big issues like corporate wrongdoing and political corruption mixed with just… really uncomfortable, everyday stuff. I can’t wait to see where they take it next!