Heartbreak Ridge: Clint Eastwood’s 1986 War Movie Tops HBO Max Charts Worldwide

As of today, November 2nd, the 1986 film Heartbreak Ridge is currently the 10th most popular movie on HBO Max worldwide. It’s behind The Conjuring: Last Rites at number one, as well as Wicked, Weapons, The First Purge, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, The Last Duel, Red One, Arthur the King, and The Woman in the Yard.

Internet (And Gaming) Icon Strong Bad Returns With New Email After Three Years

The highlight of the Homestar Runner franchise was arguably Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People, a five-part adventure game released in 2008. Created with the Brothers Chaps – the creators of Homestar Runner – the game felt like playing an interactive cartoon, featuring their signature writing, art style, and voice acting. Players helped Strong Bad with his wacky plans – everything from entering band contests to trying (and failing) to take over the world – letting fans enjoy his over-the-top personality in a fresh way, while revisiting beloved locations like Strong Bad’s house and Bubs’ shop.

Fan Theories Link Pokemon Pokopia To Older Games In The Franchise

The new trailer for Pokopia starts with a strikingly damaged Pokemon Center and a classic Pokedex, immediately sparking fan theories. Many believe the game takes place on Cinnabar Island from the original Pokemon games (Red, Blue, and Yellow). In later games, it was revealed that Cinnabar Island was largely destroyed by a volcanic eruption, leaving only a few buildings standing – including a Pokemon Center, which closely resembles the one shown in the trailer.

Pokemon Fossil Museum is finally coming to the U.S. with life-size Pokemon skeletons

I’m so excited! The Field Museum here in Chicago just announced they’re bringing the Pokemon Fossil Exhibition to us! It’s going to be open from May 22, 2026, to April 11, 2027. Apparently, it started in Japan back in 2021, and it’s this really cool mix of Pokemon that look like fossils and actual prehistoric fossils – it sounds amazing!

Solo Leveling ARISE OVERDRIVE explained: Gacha, Multiplayer coop, pay to win and more

A lot of players were worried the game would rely on ‘gacha’ mechanics – where you pay for random items – even with a purchase price. But those who played it early, including us, can confirm that Solo Leveling ARISE OVERDRIVE is a traditional pay-to-play game. You can unlock everything in the game, including characters, simply by playing and collecting resources. Some players have mentioned, though, that gathering those materials can feel a bit repetitive.